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Chester County Press hosts ‘Conversation’ with Kennett Square mayoral candidates

10/29/2025 09:12AM ● By Gabbie Burton

The Chester County Press held its very first “Conversation with the Candidates” in collaboration with the Kennett Library.

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Candidates vying for four seats on Oxford Borough Council

10/29/2025 09:07AM ● By Betsy Brewer Brantner

This report is intended to give voters more information about the candidates running for seats on Oxford Borough Council.

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Kennett Township gives supporting reasons for proposed new police facility

10/29/2025 09:04AM ● By Richard Gaw

Kennett Township has continued to receive concerns and complaints from several of its residents about the proposed new home for the Kennett Township Police Department.

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New bus shelter installation in Phoenixville improves transit environment

10/29/2025 08:44AM

Partnership between Chester County and Phoenixville supports one of the borough’s busiest bus stops.

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White Clay Point developer delivers third presentation to New Garden board, residents

10/22/2025 02:59PM ● By Richard Gaw

At the Oct. 20 New Garden Township Board of Supervisors meeting, Ray Jackson returned to his familiar spot at the podium to deliver his third presentation on White Clay Point.

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Pennsylvania: The Keystone in Electoral College Reform?

10/22/2025 12:46PM

Program is offered at Henrietta Hankin Branch Library.

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Laurie Ryan selected to lead the Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce

10/22/2025 12:17PM

The Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce (GWCC) announced that Laurie Ryan will become the next president of the 137-year-old organization effective Nov. 3.

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State Senate Democrats to introduce legislation forgiving budget impasse-related loan interest for counties, non-profits, and school districts

10/22/2025 12:13PM

Senate Dems will introduce legislation to pay off interest accrued on any loan by an entity that receives state funding that was forced to take out a loan during the budget impasse.

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