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Chester County Press - November 4 edition

In this week's edition of Chester County Press:

In Kennett Square, officials are excited about a potential new borough hall, but sad to see the borough manager depart, elected officials rally support for the Affordable Care Act, and the Kennett Heritage Center opens. Read about roundabouts for Route 41 in this week's Chester County Press, and more.

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Circles of calm: Route 41 paves way for additional roundabouts
Recent S.A.V.E. webinar introduces potential new concepts for the well-traveled highway Read More »
Regional police department soon to unveil picture card set
'These cards will be used to help form friendships meant to last a lifetime' Read More »
Saluting Andy
State Senator Andy Dinniman has had a remarkable political career as the standard bearer for the Democratic Party in Chester County Read More »
Kennett Square borough manager to depart at the end of the month
Joe Scalise steps away nearly six years after becoming borough manager. He worked for the borough for 26 years Read More »
Kennett Square Borough finds ‘great opportunity’ in pursuit of a new borough hall
On Monday night, borough council authorized a letter of intent to purchase the building at 600 S. Broad Street from Genesis Healthcare. The property has a lot of history—and could be the borough’s base of operations for decades to come Read More »
U-CF School District considers all-remote learning if COVID-19 cases continue to increase
District officials are meeting regularly with health experts Read More »
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