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The area’s newest group of business professionals invites neighbors, customers and friends to its second annual Christmas party and tree lighting.

The Dec. 4 party, hosted by the Roxborough Business Exchange, will be held at the Lyceum Wellness Center, 445 Lyceum Ave. Festivities begin with neighborhood caroling at 6 p.m., followed an hour later by the lighting of the center’s enormous Christmas tree. Food, drink and music will follow. And, of course, Santa is expected to pay a visit during the party.

Admission to the event is one non-perishable food item to benefit the North Light Community Center.

Chiropractor, Bill Pezzello, and acupuncturist, David Schiman, founded the Roxborough Business Exchange in 2008 to champion the community by promoting its businesses. The group has grown to dozens of members working in fields ranging from pet sitting to banking.

Group members provide a network of support and referrals to each other in growing and marketing their businesses, while promoting the Roxborough, Manayunk, Andorra and East Falls communities. A large part of the group’s activities focus on organizing and sponsoring local service events, such as, its successful Spring Cleanup.

Greetings!

Below are some of the events, happenings and special promotions offered throughout Ambler:

Act2 Playhouse

Special Deal
Celebrate the holiday with the Thayer family! Half-price tickets for Ambler Main Street members to our highly acclaimed comedy-drama, ON GOLDEN POND. Act II is offering a Black Friday 50% off special for the 3 performances before and after Thanksgiving.

Trax Cafe
Located At The Ambler Train Station
3 Courses for $24.95

Stringing.com
CARL BOOKBINDER
Ambler, PA 19002
15% Off Any Racquet Stringing
Tennis and Racquet equipment are a perfect holiday gift!

Corner Chocolates
How do you spell scrumptious? T-R-U-F-F-L-E-S!
Choose an assortment of premium over-sized Truffles – a perfect way to finish off a meal or send a sweet message to someone.

Cafe Tea
Tea — 15% discount on Organic Loose Leaf Tea and teaware
9 N Main Street

Sweet Bytes Cafe
Let Us Help You With All Of your Holiday Catering Needs
Call To Hear About Our Special Offerings or Stop By For A Home Cooked Breakfast or Lunch! Featuring Miracle Cookies – you will never be the same after having one of these!

28 N Main Street

Perkasie, Pennsylvania (based on an AP news release) — Although it is environmentally responsible to dry clothing by hanging it out on a line, many local municipalities and homeowner’s associations are attempting to ban the practice.

There are no laws in Perkasie against drying laundry outside; however, a town official called Carin Froehlich and ask her to stop drying clothes in the sun. She received two anonymous notes from neighbors saying they did not want to see her underwear flapping about.

“They said it made the place look like trailer trash. They said they didn’t want to look at my ‘unmentionables.’”

“If my husband has a right to have guns in the house, I have a right to hang laundry,” said Froehlich, who is writing a book on the subject.

Warm Hearts and Souls at the Annual Winter Solstice Illumination Celebration

Come join in the warmth and wonder that includes joy-filled music, inspiring speakers, delightful dance, peaceful meditation and stories to tickle your imagination. This is a family friendly event that will encourage you to celebrate the changing of the seasons, moving from darkness into light and warming you from the inside out. Your hosts for the evening are The Greater Philadelphia Center For Spiritual Living

Saturday, December 19, 2009 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Delaware Valley Friends School 19 E. Central Avenue, Paoli, PA 19301 Delightful Delicacies, Raffles, and Fellowship will follow

We are a welcoming spiritual community inspiring personal transformation and positive change in the world. We honor and respect all spiritual paths recognizing truth wherever it appears. We recognize you as a spiritual being having a physical experience. Therefore we know you to be divine, unique, and special.

Our Center is a teaching healing ministry, dedicated to learning and living the Science of Mind. As a consciously intentional community of individuals, our Purpose is to express and experience wholeness through our intentions:

To love by recognizing, experiencing, and connecting with the divinity in all people, places, and things
To have everything we do be a celebration of joy, reflecting the quality and power of the Science of Mind teaching
To embody experience, and express rich lavish abundance in all our affairs
To deepen spiritual practice
To be in service to our church, community, and world, freely sharing our unique gifts
In addition to the Sunday Celebration of Life, we offer a wide range of classes, workshops, healing opportunities, and counseling. Have a look around our website www.cslphilly.com and let us know how we may be of service to you.

We can all breathe happier now that Sam Rohrer has announced his candidacy for Governor. Our country has provided to us the rights and ability to place in positions of power the men and women who best represent us. Finally, we can be proud to elect a strong and successful activist to Governor in Sam Rohrer. No more wasteful incompetent ideologies, but instead a confident commitment to the principle of freedom. Mr. Rohrer will provide leadership and fulfill the government’s duty to citizens and our families. This is an opportunity to reform our state, and offer a unique vision on how to move forward. I, for one, am ecstatic. — Ryan Borek

YORK, Pennsylvania (November 13th, 2009) – In a statement released by his campaign manager, Robert Mansfield made his public announcement for his run for Governor of Pennsylvania in the 2010 election.

The public announcement was held on the steps of the Capitol building in Harrisburg on Saturday, November 14th at noon. “Members of the press and public were invited to attend the address and they made accommodations to answer as many questions as possible.” said Shane Louthian, his campaign manager.

As a Pennsylvania National Guardsman and small businessman, Robert Mansfield still serves with the Wounded Warrior Battalion and takes his oath to protect, preserve and defend, seriously. Noting that the people of Pennsylvania believe in a free society, as well as, a free market, the combined ideals of both create a free market of ideas. “While the leaders of the Republican Party attempt to restrict this election and will not fight for the people of Pennsylvania, then I have no choice but to step up and fight for the people of Pennsylvania; this is my constitutional obligation,” said Sergeant Mansfield.