Chester County Press June 3 edition
06/02/2015 03:52PM ● By J. Chambless
This Week in the Chester County Press, we celebrate the life of Oxford resident and philanthropist John H. Ware IV, who passed away recently … We share emerging facts in the two-car accident involving former Kennett Township Police Chief Albert McCarthy on April 13 … We bring you to the East Marlborough Township Board of Supervisors meeting, where a capacity audience voiced their opinions about a proposed sidewalk ordinance … You'll read all of these stories and Uncle Irvin, too, in this week's Chester County Press!
Sidewalk ordinance draws big crowd in East Marlborough
Board of Supervisors chairman tells residents, 'This board is not considering anything that would require universal sidewalks to be constructed by property owners around the township.' Read More »
Oxford loses 'A wonderful, caring, and giving human being'
John H. Ware IV passes away at the age of 73 Read More »
More details emerge in McCarthy's vehicular accident
the Chester County Press has obtained additional information that tells a more complete version of what happened on East Hillendale Road on April 13 Read More »
Kennett Middle School celebrates its designation as a 'School to Watch'
For the second time since 2012, Kennett Middle School was recognized by the Pennsylvania Schools to Watch program for its efforts in excelling in all facets of the criteria for the recogn... Read More »
United Way of Southern Chester County looks to finish another strong campaign
The United Way is closing in on its $1.25 million fundraising goal for the current fiscal year Read More »
Gallery show draws local artists and barn swallows
Scarlett Thicket Farm in Kennett Square is the unconventional setting for an art opening Read More »
Scheduling changes for AGIS students concern parents
District officials want to increase the classroom time that students spend on core subjects like English and math Read More »
An Oxford storefront showcases exciting new art
Susan Melrath has been attracting attention in her new studio Read More »
Hikers will celebrate the opening of the Tri-State Marker Trail
June 6 event coincides with National Trails Day Read More »
Uncle Irvin: Kennett Library Board lacks financial muscle
The Kennett Library Board of Directors has always been dysfunctional and leaderless, and just plain weak. Read More »
