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Women on the Bench in Pennsylvania

03/19/2025 10:42AM

In recognition of National Women’s History Month, the Pennsylvania Courts released an infographic looking at the history of women in the Pennsylvania judiciary.

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Penn Township rejects intersection traffic study

03/12/2025 11:29AM ● By Chris Barber

With their silence on the motion, the Penn Township Board of Supervisors rejected proceeding with a traffic study at the intersection of Jenner’s Pond Road and Baltimore Pike.

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Board announces arrest procedures for township police officers

03/12/2025 11:23AM ● By Richard Gaw

The Kennett Township Board of Supervisors passed a resolution at their March 5 meeting that announces arrest procedures for the township’s police department.

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Kudos to Chester County Department of Voter Services

03/12/2025 10:24AM

Kudos to Chester County’s Department of Voter Services for offering a free seminar on how to run for elected office in Chester County.

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Southeast Pa. counties move to activate renewable energy purchasing

03/12/2025 10:11AM

Four counties that formed the Sustainable Energy Partnership of Southeast PA (SEP) have made the first major step in purchasing low, stable and transparent electricity for County operations.

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Chester County Sheriff’s Office holds swearing-in, promotion, and retirement ceremony

03/12/2025 10:09AM

Five new deputies were officially sworn-in and a K-9 was retired.

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Residents provide feedback for New Garden proposed zoning district plans

03/05/2025 10:46AM ● By Richard Gaw

More than 100 New Garden Township residents crammed into the township’s meeting hall on Feb. 26 to voice their opinions.

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Business owner asks Oxford Borough Council to keep politics away from his store

03/05/2025 10:45AM ● By Betsy Brewer Brantner

Hugo Sandoval, the owner of El Nayant Mexican Store in Oxford, recently addressed Oxford Borough Council about the issue of politics—and how politics shouldn’t mix with business.

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