This Week in the Chester County Press
03/11/2015 12:02PM ● By Richard Gaw
In this week's edition of the Chester County Press, we review Gov. Wolf's proposed $29.88 billion state budget, and get reaction from local lawmakers on both sides of the aisle...We bring you up to date on the continuing conversations to launch a regional police department, which now includes seven interested municipalities...We bring you to the Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board, who is considering moving its elementary schools to a trimester schedule...We also introduce you to local newsmakers, art shows, students in the news, and Uncle Irvin, too, in this week's edition of the Chester County Press...
Top Stories
Gov. Wolf unveils a proposed $29.88 billion state budget
The governor is seeking $4.7 billion in tax increases, including hikes in the personal income tax and state sales tax, to cut property taxes, boost education funding, invest in economic p... Read More »
Municipalities discuss regional police force
Recent meeting smoothes out the rough edges of a concept that could provide police protection to as many as seven regions in southern Chester County Read More »
UCF School District mulls move to trimester schedule for elementary schools
Change could take place in upcoming school year Read More »
State & Union: United by style and responsibility
Globally conscious apparel and accessory store opens in Kennett Square Read More »
Landenberg parent becomes spokesperson for national company
Joins company that is committed to providing young athletes with the proper approach to hydration, as well as instruction tailored to an athlete's specific sport Read More »
Additional Stories
A showcase for regional artists at Chadds Ford Art Sale and Show
Show has roots in the Wyeth family going back to 1949 Read More »
Emerging artists shine in Oxford exhibit
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts students at Oxford Arts Alliance Read More »
Student artists recognized by U-CF administration
Art by young students now hangs in district office Read More »
Proposed state budget is big, bold...and flawed
$29.88 billion spending plan calls for $4.7 billion in tax increases Read More »
Uncle Irvin: A ticket to nowhere
