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Chester County Press - March 23 edition

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In this week's Chester County Press, fighting for fair education funding, New Garden residents oppose Route 41 development plans, Spencer can see State House seat in re-drawn 158th District, and more.

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New Garden residents oppose plans for Route 41 development, sewer rate hikes
For more than two hours, the five members of the board heard resident backlash related to two issues Read More »
Cats in collaboration: First annual KBC Jazz Fest to kick off April 10
Seven-band lineup to feature some of the county's top jazz acts Read More »
Grand vision, small steps: New Garden shares progress on Saint Anthony’s
Park not expected to officially open until 2024 or 2025 Read More »
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Kennett Township’s 2020 audit reflects activities of former manager
Audit reveals several discrepancies consistent with Lisa Moore's tampering of township's accounting, record keeping Read More »
Fighting for fair education funding
Oxford residents are over-taxed. Oxford schools are under-funded. A rally outside Penn’s Grove School last week was part of a state-wide campaign to raise awareness about the need for fair education funding for students Read More »
ChristianaCare adds primary care practices in Jennersville and West Grove
Residents in the Southeastern Pennsylvania communities of Jennersville and West Grove will have access to two medical practices that are joining ChristianaCare’s award-winning network of primary care practices Read More »
Avon Grove High School students earn a spot in Aerial Drones World Championship
Thirty Avon Grove High School (AGHS) computer science students earned a spot to advance to the 2022 Robotics Education and Competition Foundation (REC) Aerial Drones Competition (RADC) World Championship Read More »
Boundary shift clears the way for Spencer’s candidacy in 158th District
Leon Spencer, who lives in Kennett Square, is eligible to seek the Republican nomination for the seat in the 158th District. The seat is currently held by Democrat State Rep. Christina Sappey. Read More »
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