Campaign for the Johnson Family continues

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Johnson Family

The campaign to help the Johnson Family raise money continues this Sunday with a dinner at Sovana Bistro. As previously reported, Joanna Johnson — a teacher at Unionville High School — has two sons, Elliott and Henry, with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. To chauffer the boys, the family is in need of a new van to accommodate two wheelchairs. A GoFundMe campaign was launched in December…

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Mixed Media: Contemporary art and chocolate

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When Enough is Never Enough by Sam Whalen on exhibit at Delaware Contemporary

Last Wednesday I ventured out to the Delaware Contemporary for the Robert Straight Q&A which is part of an ongoing series entitled ON ART. Delaware Contemporary hosts this series. Admission is free, and it is open to public. On this occasion, we were joined by about 30 other art enthusiasts, many of whom were art students at Delaware College of Art and Design, or University…

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Myrtle M. Najmola of Boothwyn

Myrtle M. Najmola, 91, of Boothwyn, died Monday, Jan. 22, at her residence. She was the wife of Francis S. Najmola who died in 1987, and with whom she shared40 years of marriage. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she was the daughter of the late William A. Pfeiffer and the late Laura Amelia Van Houthen Pfeiffer. She was a homemaker. She enjoyed gardening, going to the…

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UCF keeps Keystone exam requirement

Directors of the Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board voted 8-1 Monday to keep the Keystone Exams as a high school graduation requirement even though the state dropped the requirement. The dissenting vote came from Gregg Lindner who attended the Jan. 22 meeting by phone from Germany. Lindner said that if the state doesn’t mandate passing the Keystones for graduation, “We shouldn’t mandate it either.” Superintendent John…

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