Chester County Press July 22 edition
07/22/2015 08:58AM ● By J. Chambless
In the July 22 edition of the Chester County Press, we bring you details of the continuing controversy surrounding the management of the Kennett Public Library Board of Directors -- from the criticism it heard at a recent Kennett Township meeting to the voices of Kennett Borough, who call for more borough representation on the library board … We also introduce you to the Family Promise and Good Neighbors projects, and to the continuing story of a Honey Brook family facing homelessness … From a benefit concert to an upcoming garden tour and Uncle Irvin, too, the Chester County Press is your source for local news.
Kennett Township approves hiring of three full-time police officers
New appointments expected to boost the department's coverage time during the 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. time period Read More »
A helping hand in a time of need
Good Neighbors tackles four home-repair projects this week Read More »
Kennett Square Borough officials remain adamant in appointing a representative to library board
Public urges borough council, library board to work together Read More »
Kennett Township supervisors blast library board
Stevens and Leff accuse Kennett Public Library Board of Directors of several wrong-doings; name two new members of library board Read More »
New Garden board votes to place PREIT request on hold
By a unanimous vote, the board decided table a request by PREIT to lift the age restriction of the planned 55-and-over residential component of PREIT's planned White Clay Point project Read More »
Local churches rise up to help the homeless
After more than a year of planning, Family Promise of Southern Chester County will begin assisting families later this year. Twenty-five churches located throughout southern Chester Count... Read More »
Brandywine Valley Water Garden Tour slated July 25 and 26
The self-guided tour will spotlight 41 homes throughout the county that have waterscape designs. Read More »
Honey Brook family is hanging on after accident destroys their home
Homelessness threatens after motel stay ends on July 31 Read More »
Uncle Irvin: Kennett mayor is a bully
Fetick's proposal to hold funding to Kennett Public Library 'isn't what is expected from a public leader' Read More »
