Chester County Press July 27 edition
07/27/2016 11:00AM ● By J. Chambless
Sewage rates to rise 30 percent in Oxford area
Local municipalities may also need to make up the difference on the Oxford Area Sewer Authority's debt-service payments as a result of significant revenue shortfalls Read More »
Township seeking to place gun laws back on books
Formal re-adoption of the gun discharge ordinance will be included on the board’s Aug. 3 meeting agenda Read More »
$29.5 million price tag offered for New Garden sewer system
Public meeting spells out specs of proposed sale Read More »
After-the-Bell enrollment is growing, so volunteers are needed
Program for middle-school students begins its fall cycle on Sept. 27 Read More »
Chester County riders comprise half of USA Eventing Team at Rio Olympics
Phillip Dutton of West Grove and Boyd Martin of Cochranville each will travel to Rio Read More »
Life and fitness center opening in Kennett Square
5,000-square-foot facility scheduled to open in September at former home of the Kennett Fire Company on S. Broad Street Read More »
East Marlborough supervisors discuss tree removal plan
Fifteen trees on a wooded building site on Fairthorne Drive in East Marlborough Township will likely be removed. Read More »
Franklin supervisors hear pipeline details
The natural gas pipeline expansion project by Eastern Shore Natural Gas took a step closer to reality with approval of the project by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Read More »
'Karate has helped me in more ways than I expected'
Martial arts students of all ages learn valuable lessons at McCormick Karate Academy Read More »
Limelife Planners
Oxford business helps customers stay organized with beautiful, customized planners Read More »
Police Blotter for the week of July 25
Indecent exposure arrest, domestic assault, drug arrest and DUI arrests Read More »
Obituaries for the week of July 25M
Obituaries for: Boon, Hoffman, Palita, Melmeck, Slauch, Corrado, Ciarrocchi, Wetzel, Girest, Brown, Dennis, Krassenstein, Borneman Read More »
Editorial: Parallels with a summer when everything felt wrong
On the heels of the Republican National Convention, the Democrats are gathering in Philadelphia with high hopes. They are facing currents unlike anything in recent memory. Read More »
