Chester County Press Nov. 15 edition
11/15/2017 08:07AM ● By J. Chambless
Bell wins mayoral race in Oxford Borough
Democrats Amanda Birdwell, Phillip Hurtt, and Robert Ketcham join Oxford Borough Council, while council president Ron Hershey is re-elected Read More »
2017 election results
A recap of the Nov. 7 election results Read More »
UCF School Board proposes putting surplus into Hillendale renovations
Board also discusses discipline policies for students Read More »
Democrats win council seats in Kennett Square
"By all measures, Tuesday's election was a historic win for the Democratic Party in our area. But the biggest winner was Democracy itself, as voters braved the cold and rain in unpreceden... Read More »
New Garden board approves 2018 prelim budget
The projected balance sheet for the township totals $12,816,520 for next year, which includes $5,599,870 in its General Fund Read More »
Kennett Square Borough Council unveils a proposed budget for 2018
No tax increase is anticipated. There is no increase in water or sewer fees Read More »
A Democrat newcomer to Franklin Board of Supervisors
Nancy Moshel Morris: 'I believe the township is at a crossroads.' Read More »
New faces on East Marlborough Board of Supervisors
Robert McKinstry, Jr., and Julia McGovern Lacy will take their seats on the board in January Read More »
Kennett Library referendum passes in New Garden
Voters approve a referendum that is projected to generate an additional $80,000 in revenue to the library Read More »
Graham scores 3 TDs in 39-8 Unionville win
Indians to host District 1 semi-final playoff Nov. 17 Read More »
Adorning legacies: Jewelry designer opens in Kennett Square
'I believe in creating jewelry that will endure in quality and style, that can be counted on to be passed down through generations' Read More »
Unionville hosts annual art extravaganza this weekend
More than 70 artists will take part in the 42nd annual show Read More »
Obituaries for the week of Nov. 13
Obituaries for: Redifer,Liu, McKelvey, Manfredi, Alvarez, McDonough, Skelton, Lowrie, Rodriguez, Davies, Murray Read More »
Police Blotter for the week of Nov. 13
Several burglaries in the region, arrests made in Turkey Hill robbery, marijuana plants seized in Penn Township, and more Read More »
Editorial: The little ripple that's just beginning to churn
'This was a referendum on our Tweeter-in-Chief, case closed, with no exceptions' Read More »
Uncle Irvin: Teachers union takes a needed hit
'Public employee unions with archaic working rules and taxpayer-paid pensions are bankrupting public education' Read More »
