Chester County Press Nov. 18 edition

11/18/2015 08:00AM ● By J. Chambless

In this week's edition, we take you to New Garden Township, where a panel of experts on Lyme disease met with more than 100 residents to discuss progress in diagnosis and treatment … We take you to the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District, where 100 community members voiced their opinions on safety concerns at district schools … We bring you to Oxford, where area officials discussed funding for local fire and ambulance services … From art and a benefit concert, to high school football and Uncle Irvin, too, it's all here in this week's Chester County Press.

The community gets a voice regarding student safety in Unionville-Chadds Ford

'As parents, me included, we have to have those uncomfortable conversations with our children. The problem is at all of our doorsteps.' -- Charles Gaza, District Attorney's Office Read More »

E. Marlborough Township gets good news on taxes and Unionville Park

No tax increase seen for 2016 Read More »

Medical leaders draw criticism at Lyme disease symposium

Dinniman: 'Public health has failed this population' Read More »

Penn Township chairman frustrated over intersection

The dominance that the discussion of the Jennersville Road and Baltimore Pike intersection holds at the board meetings month after month is a testament to how critical this intersection i... Read More »

U-CF board votes down adding Hillendale teacher, says goodbye to one member and appoints another

Class sizes won't change at Hillendale, Elise Anderson joins board as Kathleen Do departs Read More »

Oxford area officials discuss fire and ambulance funding

Union Fire Company No. 1 is seeking about $80,000 in additional funding for the ambulance division in response to an increase in demand for those services. Read More »