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Mather

[math-er, math-]

noun

  1. Cotton, 1663–1728, American clergyman and author.

  2. his father Increase 1639–1723, American clergyman and author.



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The day they crossed Mather Pass, at 12,000 feet, they were “wet and cold from the minute we started hiking, with loud thunder in the distance,” Habel said.

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Chatsworth resident Jill Mather runs one of the largest volunteer cleanup groups in the city.

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Mather doesn’t point fingers and just wants the trash gone.

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Mather, who lives in Chatsworth, said she lacked neighborhood friends when she retired in 2019 because she’d spent the last 45 years focused on her career.

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Mather never knows whether a handful or more than two dozen members will show up.

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