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Small Talk: In search of those enchanting Dambo trolls (opens the original)
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I’ve made a new discovery and have started collecting Thomas Dambo Trolls. My first Dambo Troll, Big Rusty, (2023) was discovered in Hainsport, NJ. Truth be told, it was a major disappointment. Dambo has hidden most of his trolls in parks and other natural spaces. Rusty sits by a huge graffiti-covered building. In fact, the graffiti artists have even tagged this troll. While most of the trolls are made from old packing skids or pallet crates, and recycled wood, Rusty is 100 square meters of a ru
Raising awareness about mental health with clothing (opens the original)
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COATESVILLE–In a bid to start a conversation about mental health, Coatesville’s Francodiea has established a company that produces shirts with a message. The shirts made by Disordine feature catchy slogans and are made to provoke talk of mental health. Slogans on the shirts include: “God heals the mentally ill,” “My facial expression does not match the thoughts in my head,” “I don’t look like what I’ve been through,” and “It’s ok to not be okay.” Francodiea talked about mental health, on Monday,
Rabbi Michelle Pearlman of Beth Chaim Reform Congregation, dies at 56 (opens the original)
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Rabbi Michelle Denker Pearlman died peacefully at home on September 20, 2026 (Hebrew date: 9 Tishri 5887), surrounded by her family, following a long and courageous battle with cancer, according to her obituary. Pearlman, 56, grew up in Southfield, Michigan, and received degrees from the University of Michigan (BFA, 1992), University of Illinois (MFA, 1995), and Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion (Masters of Hebrew Letters, 2004, and Rabbinic Ordination, 2005). Pearlman loved the
CPFA performs Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” (opens the original)
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WEST GOSHEN–Shakespeare’s play, “Much Ado About Nothing”–as performed by students at the Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School’s Center for Performance and Fine Arts–was much ado about something very special. At Wednesday’s final dress rehearsal, the students handled the tough Shakespearean language professionally, with expertise and much wit, while thoroughly enjoying themselves. The students talked after the dress rehearsal about interpreting Shakespeare. Charlie Taylor “Claudio” said that Sh
Helping the blind function better in Coatesville (opens the original)
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COATESVILLE–The blind and visually impaired are not all on their own in Chester County. Thanks to husband and wife team, Tracey and John Melia, the blind and visually impaired have a place to go to obtain much needed medical equipment and glasses. The Melia’s help operate the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind, Chester County Branch, doing business as Chester County Association for the Blind and Visually impaired, at 71 S. 1st Ave. in Coatesville. This year, the non-profit association is cel
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