Chester County Press Aug. 19 edition
08/19/2015 08:50AM ● By J. Chambless
In this week's Chester County Press, we take you to the Housing Authority of Chester County, to the Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board, and to the opening of a new headquarters for a local conservation group … We introduce you to the work of some scouts in West Grove, who volunteered for others less fortunate; to a future aviators camp in New Garden; and to the life lessons being learned at a local camp organized by the Pennsylvania State Police … All of this and Uncle Irvin, too, in this week's Chester County Press.
Death in Chatham house fire ruled suicide
50-year-old resident died of gunshot, coroner report says Read More »
Summer fun and life lessons at Camp Cadet
At Camp Saginaw, campers learn discipline while they're having a good time Read More »
High-flying thrills coming to New Garden Flying Field
Festival of Flight will be held Aug. 22 and 23 Read More »
Oxford School Board tackles routine items during work session
The Oxford School Board held a brief work session on Aug. 11, focusing on some routine items as the new school year approaches. Read More »
The arts take center stage at Oxford's Third on 3rd
Oxford Arts Alliance's members' show opens Aug. 21 Read More »
Housing Authority of Chester County seeks exemption from residential inspection fees in Oxford
The borough council previously rejected the request Read More »
U-CF School Board tangles over budget and teacher contract sticking points
Board members lay out opposing sides of budget increase Read More »
A gateway to nature: Land Conservancy opens new headquarters
Operated as a bed and breakfast for 27 years by Sandy and Tom Mills, the home served as the longest-running B & B of its kind in Kennett Square Read More »
Future Aviators Camp continues to break attendance records
New Garden Flying Field receiving national attention for its approach to how it teaches aviation to youngsters Read More »
Local scouts plant for a good cause
Youngsters plant broccoli, cabbage, Swisschard, dill, cilantro and basil which will be donated to The Bridge Food Pantry for distribution to families in Chester County Read More »
Uncle Irvin: Property tax fear spreading
'Local leaders have to choose between hiring a police officer who works a 360-day year to protect our security, and a 180-day school teacher who cannot be fired or evaluated for competency' Read More »
