Chester County Press March 2 edition
03/02/2016 09:59AM ● By J. Chambless
False alarm: Artesian's plans still on at Broad Run well site
Recent installation of pipeline baffles residents, officials Read More »
West Grove woman steps up to save Unionville Fair
Emergency meeting on Feb. 17 finds new president and paid manager Read More »
This West Grove business turns unwanted computers into valuable assets
Yesterday's technology can still be useful after Sycamore International is done with it Read More »
Taylor Cullen: Hockey player, role model
Blue Demon skater hits the ice with the boys Read More »
Avon Grove School Board discusses budget situation, policy changes
The meeting began with a 15-minute preview performance of a few scenes from “Into the Woods Jr.” by Fred S. Engle Middle School students Read More »
U-CF School Board tangles over strategic plan proposals
Board member Michael Rock says proposal is 'illegitimate' Read More »
Regional policing moves forward in New Garden, West Grove Borough
'We're better together than apart' Read More »
East Nottingham supervisor vacancy expected to be filled by April board meeting
Interested persons can submit a letter of interest for consideration Read More »
New plans emerging for building at 120 East State Street in Kennett Square
The long-vacant building could be utilized as a restaurant Read More »
Bove Jewelers to reopen with new owner
Bob Strehlau, who previously served as the store's general manager, is planning a March 12 reopening Read More »
Ministry group connects faith with love of the outdoors
Annual dinner slated March 12 Read More »
Artists and buyers excited for Chadds Ford Art Sale
Annual fundraiser is a showplace for nearly 70 artists this year Read More »
Obituaries for the week of Feb. 29
Obituaries for: Rigler, Coyle, Dolan, Hendrich, Murphy, Teel, McCarthy, Alderman, McLaughlin, Feconda, Myers, Thompson Read More »
Police Blotter for the week of Feb. 29
New Garden Police halt a suicide attempt, cars burglarized, copper wire stolen, elderly woman loses money in IRS phone scam, and more. Read More »
Editorial: The order of things
Supervisor may be best advised to place the township's needs over his own Read More »
Uncle Irvin: Dinniman struggles to break deadlock
'No legislator in Harrisburg who wants a job for life -- which is 99 percent of them -- will ever vote to increase any tax to bring in substantial revenue' Read More »
