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Chester County Press - August 5 Edition

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press, read about Kennett Consolidated School Districts plan for the new school year, a former Chester County Press staff writers new book, how two local residents are taking on the challenge of hiking the Appalachian Trail, and more.

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A Cut Above: Linda’s Hair Techniques Celebrates 30 Years in Business
Thirty years ago, Linda Deeney opened her salon, Linda’s Hair Techniques, for the first time. She still loves the work of making others feel good about how they look as much as she did in August of 1990. Read More »
Chester County Couple Nearing End of Appalachian Trail Journey
Kera Passante and her boyfriend Bill Welch put their entire lives on hold this past March to walk the entirety of the 2,193-mile-long Appalachian Trail. Read More »
Chester County Launches Fascinating Digital Timeline of Local History
The Chester County Archives & Records Services is launching a digital timeline of Chester County history that’s informative, engaging and utterly absorbing. Read More »
Former Chester County Press Staff Writer Publishes New Book: Moe and Lucy – Reunited at the Rainbow Bridge
Nancy Johnson’s whimsical and heartwarming new book, Moe and Lucy – Reunited at the Rainbow Bridge came about after the family’s beloved Jack Russell terrier, Moe, passed away. Read More »
Kennett Schools Will Reopen Remotely on Sept. 8 in the Face of the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Kennett Consolidated School District Board of Education on Monday unanimously approved Superintendent Dr. Dusty Blakey’s remote reopening model at a special meeting. Read More »
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‘Kennett Students Speak’ Postponed, Aug. 8 Online Event Planned
Event organizers decided to postpone the event on the recommendation of officials in the Kennett Consolidated School District. Read More »
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New Pennsylvania Mask Enforcement Laws Hope to Slow Upward Trend of COVID-19 Cases in State
On April 1, Levine signed a business safety order requiring masks to be worn by everyone in the state upon leaving their home. Read More »
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