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November's Top Stories: Newtown Police Chief Resigns, Boy Gets Hit By a Car, and More

Find out what Marple Newtown Patch's top 10 stories were for November.

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November is already gone and we're already finding ourselves in December. One of the top news stories last month was about a young Marple resident who was on a bicycle and struck by a vehicle. The boy was seriously injured on Sproul Road in Broomall. 

Other hot topic stories obviously included the former Newtown Township Police Chief Dennis Anderson resignation and a room full of Marple Newtown parents concerned about any budget cuts to music and arts programs in the district. 

In any case, take a look and catch up on the latest in Marple Newtown. Here are the top 10 most-read stories on Marple Newtown Patch for the month of November:

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1. Child Pedestrian Struck in Marple 2. Photos: Boy Flown To CHOP After Getting Run Over By Car in Broomall 3.  4. 4 Local Men Listed in Boy Scouts' 'Perversion Files' 5.  6.  7.  8.  9.  10. 

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