Chester County Press - April 13 edition

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

In this week’s Chester County Press, the Kennett School Board considers the future of two schools, a school board member’s social media posts draw criticism, and Coach Ram: The art of giving back, and more.

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Kennett School Board will seek public feedback on school construction plans

Breslin Architects of Allentown will release its feasibility study on the future of the New Garden and Greenwood elementary school building projects on May 2 Read More »

Supervisors sign off on ethics review of township manager

Kennett Township has spent $127,000 so far to clear Eden Ratliff’s name Read More »

Coach Ram: The art of giving back

Kennett High School head track coach John Ramagano will serve as the race director for the 2022 Kennett Run Read More »

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Editorial: Saving a parcel of our definition

Two new initiatives, working together, seem poised to save Crebilly Farm in nearby Westtown Township from developers Read More »

Oxford School Board member’s social media posts draw scrutiny, criticism

Several people called for Michael Blessington’s resignation from the Oxford School Board during a recent public meeting Read More »

The Kennett Square Memorial Day Parade is back for 2022

The popular event takes place on May 30 Read More »

East Marlborough studies potential ban on single-use plastic bags, straws

East Marlborough supervisors will wait another month before possibly voting on a township-wide prohibition of single-use plastic carry-out bags and single-use plastic straws starting in 2023 Read More »

Fourth annual Brandywine Backyard BBQ Festival to take place on April 24

The event will include live music, delicious BBQ and beverages, and a deluxe playground at beautiful New Garden Township Park Read More »

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