Chester County Press - March 16 edition

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press:

In this week's Chester County Press, The Kennett School Board makes a decision about graduation caps and gowns, a large property gets preserved in Elk Township, Avondale officials discuss ways to prevent flooding issues, and more.

Browse and share the individual stories below or view the full digital edition here.

Editorial: Women's Inequality Month

'Gender inequality has remained the slow burn of our nation’s neglect toward one-half of its population, a malfeasance of injustice...' Read More »

BHHS Fox & Roach and KACS kick Off Don’t Settle for Homelessness initiative

'It is something that we can do every single day, and it has become a new passion for all of us – a new awakening' Read More »

Author encourages sportsmen to strengthen friendships and families

'Sometimes, things will be said that really need to be said, and sometimes things will be said that really need to be heard' Read More »

Kennett graduates will all wear blue gowns

Starting with Kennett High School’s Class of 2022, all of the graduates will wear blue gowns at commencement. Previously, the girls wore white, and the boys wore blue. Read More »

Kennett Mushroom Festival returns to State Street for 2022

The popular annual event will take place on Sept. 10 and 11 Read More »

Oxford Borough Council remembers Dr. Russell Doyle

Oxford Borough Council members noted the passing of Dr. Russell Doyle at the start of their meeting on March 7 Read More »

Officials celebrate the preservation of 162-acre property in Elk Township

t is expected that the property will soon be open to the public Read More »

Flooding discussed at Avondale Borough Council meeting

Community and nonprofit advocates who formed the Avondale Apartments Advocacy Group reported their progress to the Avondale Borough Council on Feb. 16 Read More »

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