Chester County Press Aug. 5 edition
08/05/2015 10:00AM ● By J. ChamblessIn this week's edition of the Chester County Press, we take you to Kennett Township, where supervisors publicly signed off on a retirement agreement brokered with former Police Chief Albert McCarthy back in May … We take you to a town hall meeting in West Grove, where State Sen. Andrew Dinniman discussed property tax reform, the state budget and development … We take you to Kennett Square Borough, where council members discussed the possible establishment of a pop-up beer garden in the borough … From upcoming concerts, special events -- and Uncle Irvin, too -- the Chester County Press is your source for local news.
Supervisors sign off on McCarthy retirement agreement, finally
Public approval held up 'on advice of counsel' Read More »
Dinniman tackles big issues at town hall meeting
Property tax reform, the state budget and development draw a big crowd Read More »
A pop up beer garden proposed for Kennett Square
It will be a creative new use for an industrial site that has been vacant for more than a decade Read More »
Talks between Kennett Square Borough and Kennett Public Library continue
Library board officials are considering changes to bylaws that would give each municipality the ability to appoint a member to the board Read More »
Whitewing Farm event ban continues in East Marlborough
Traffic issues also addressed Read More »
Keystone Exams are focus of Education Committee hearing
PSBA calls for 'pause' in implementing state tests Read More »
No injuries reported in fire at Oxford Terrace Apartments
Officials believe the blaze started accidentally in a fourth floor apartment after food was left unattended on the stove Read More »
Finding the beauty within
Houppette to open its doors in Kennett Square Aug. 18 Read More »
Philly blues, Philly soul: Deb Callahan to perform at Brandywine River Museum of Art
Concert to be held on Aug. 14 Read More »
Land Conservancy celebration will be a real hootenanny
The event will be held at The Ruins on the Pennsylvania Hunt Cup Course in Kennett Square Read More »
Uncle Irvin: Real estate tax deadbeats balance grows
These people 'cost you and me higher taxes by not bothering to pay their fair share on time and wait for the hammer to drop' Read More »