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Sharon Hill renames street to honor a basketball star and hometown native

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By Drew Amorosi
| The Spirit News
Burnside Ave. in Sharon Hill will now also be known as Jalen Duren Way, as the borough made him the youngest such honoree in its history. NBA all-star Jaylen Duren returned to Sharon Hill, his hometown, last Saturday, Aug. 29, for a community event in his honor. Held at Ramblers Field on Calcon Hook Rd., the day featured carnival rides, food trucks, and an allstar exhibition game between Duren, his NBA friends, and participants in Duren’s J2D Summer Camp program.
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European trips help expand worldview for young women from the inner city

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By Drew Amorosi
| The Spirit News
Girl Talk Global founder LaToya Stroman (left) rode atop a double-decker tour bus in London with Kelsey Jackson (middle) and Damani Fisher (right). Theresa Spencer, Vintage Green Inc. photo Thirteen young women from Philadelphia recently returned from a week across the Atlantic as part of a study abroad program. Girl Talk Global is a nonprofit organization that runs the program. Its mission is to provide resources, mentorship, and educational opportunities for developing young women.
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Widener students move-in as campus starts classes

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By Drew Amorosi
| The Spirit News
In the shadow of Old Main and its dome lies “The Dome” a stripped-down sculpture of Widener’s architectural identity, where students pass through only once on move-in day, then not again until graduation. Move-in day is a milestone event in the life of anyone who traveled away from home to attend college. It’s a day when mothers shed tears as they hand over their sons and daughters to begin a transition away from dependence on their immediate family to become part of a campus community.
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