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Sparking resilience...Lighting their way through the 2023 holiday season, parent Zach (left) and daughter Ava Margolis light another candle on the Hanukkah menorah. The family enjoyed a day full of fun, gifts and spending time together.

Hanukkah brings light to those who celebrate it

Learning more about Hanukkah and its traditions, many who practice Judaism celebrate and tell the story of Hanukkah to friends and family.
Calla Roynan, Arrowhead Staff Writer
December 13, 2024
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Bonding…To spend quality time together and win prizes, the Smith family enjoys Oak Ridge Elementary School’s annual bingo night. The event took place on November 1 in the Oak Ridge Elementary gymnasium.

Oak Ridge annual bingo nights offers fun, inclusive environment

To bring families and friends together, Oak Ridge Elementary holds their annual bingo night in the gymnasium. The night allows kids, as well as parents and staff to get involved.
Natalie Helfrich, Arrowhead Social Media Editor
December 13, 2024
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Putting it together...Fixing a bolt, project manager Tim Johnson works on the triptych in the North End Market entryway. The glass panels represent (from left) water, earth and air.

North End Market plans to strengthen community

To encourage business and bring the community together, North End Market owner B. Smith is creating a variety of vendor and event spaces in a once-empty building in downtown Souderton, Pa.
Chaya Thomas, Arrowhead Staff Writer
December 13, 2024
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Teaching youth...Presenting one of the Souderton Volunteer Fire Department’s fire engines, volunteer firefighter Steve Costa explains the computing system inside. The system is used to help gather information and operate the vehicle.

Volunteer fire department sheds light on their service

When called by local citizens, the volunteers send the proper response to deal with the situation at hand. With proper training and care they are able to help protect the Souderton community.
Cole DiNardo, Arrowhead Staff Writer
December 13, 2024
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FDA approves needleless EpiPen as alternative solution

With the ability to be used as a nasal spray, the FDA has approved Neffy, a needleless alternative to the auto-injector EpiPen, providing a needle-free treatment for anaphylaxis. Neffy will be used to treat severe allergic reactions in both adult and pediatric patients.
Julia Sipes, Arrowhead Features Editor
December 13, 2024
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Holiday Club Draws in New Members

Holiday Club Draws in New Members

Due to endeavors giving back to the community via baked donations, the Holiday Club has seen a massive influx in new member enrollment throughout the past few months.
Nadie Choe, Staff Writer
December 13, 2024
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‘Root’ing for recognition…Gathering watermelons to sell at Freed’s Produce roadside wagon in Harleysville, co-owner Neil Welby restocks the produce stand. Residents can visit Freed’s Produce throughout summer and fall for un‘beet’able farm-fresh, locally-grown produce and floral bouquets.

Local produce providers ‘grape’ful for support

To encourage participation and to get acknowledgement from locals, various farmers are setting up roadside produce stands. Residents can stop by and choose their own produce and floral products from more sustainable sources than grocery stores.
Kami Zeigler, Arrowhead Opinion Editor
December 13, 2024
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Life Unscripted: Holiday food can trigger those with eating disorders

Life Unscripted: Holiday food can trigger those with eating disorders

As the holidays approach, those struggling with eating disorders are presented with numerous food triggers that can have lasting effects on their status and recovery.
Julia Sipes, Arrowhead Features Editor
December 13, 2024
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Senior projects prepare students for graduation

With senior projects approaching, seniors practiced their presenting and public speaking skills as they prepared to present. Senior projects took place on November 5 and 25.
Jessica Ulrich, Arrowhead Staff Writer
December 13, 2024
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‘Root’ing for recognition…Gathering watermelons to sell at Freed’s Produce roadside wagon in Harleysville, co-owner Neil Welby restocks the produce stand. Residents can visit Freed’s Produce throughout summer and fall for un‘beet’able farm-fresh, locally-grown produce and floral bouquets.

Local produce providers ‘grape’ful for support

To encourage participation and to get acknowledgement from locals, various farmers are setting up roadside produce stands. Residents can stop by and choose their own produce and floral products from more sustainable sources than grocery stores.
Kami Ziegler, Opinion Editor
December 13, 2024
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Too ghoul for School… Having a chat in Mrs. McDonough’s room, sophomore Bryce Russell (left), junior Regan Dunlevy (center) and junior Yahir Perez (right) talk about their costumes and Halloween plans. They were enjoying their Halloween morning, spending Redzone together.

Students, teachers bring holiday cheer, spirit to Souderton

By participating in the many holiday festivities, students and teachers show their school holiday spirit by decorating classrooms and giving gifts.
Maddie Honyara, Arrowhead Staff Writer
December 13, 2024
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Mitzvah Circle holds grand opening, extends opportunities

Mitzvah Circle holds grand opening, extends opportunities

To assist families facing hardships, the staff and volunteers at Mitzvah Circle motivate students to register for volunteer opportunities where they prepare care packages for members of the community.
Natalie Helfrich, Arrowhead Social Media Editor
December 13, 2024
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