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This West Grove business turns unwanted computers into valuable assets

02/19/2016 10:03AM ● By J. Chambless

Yesterday's technology can still be useful after Sycamore International is done with it

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Franklin Board of Supervisors due to post audit results

02/18/2016 02:31PM ● By J. Chambless

Waiver also granted to Keen land development in township

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DA's Office issues details of Nottingham attacks

02/18/2016 09:23AM ● By J. Chambless

Assault and stabbing linked to domestic abuse

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Borough needs to study limits

02/16/2016 03:13PM ● By J. Chambless

It's great that Kennett Borough is growing and prospering, but it's high time to find out what the growth limitations are.

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Valentine's Day Extravaganza winners announced

02/16/2016 02:23PM ● By Richard Gaw

Joanne Fryer, a resident of of Valley Township, was selected as the grand prize winner in this year's Valentine's Day Extravaganza contest, sponsored by the Chester County Press, Locable and several local businesses

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The faces of a thousand words

02/16/2016 02:02PM ● By Richard Gaw

Yet, are we right to suggest that Artesian looked around, and concluded that the price of their intentions was not worth the weight of these faces they saw, each of which told a thousand words?

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Constellation Network unites local churches in service

02/16/2016 11:51AM ● By J. Chambless

The group aims to do acts of restorative good, regardless of the faith backgrounds of those they serve.

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Police Blotter for the week of Feb. 15

02/15/2016 01:00PM ● By J. Chambless

Two women arrested on drug charges in New Garden Township, fire set at PECO pole, DUI arrests and more

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With Phase 1 of new youth center complete, the Lighthouse looks to the future

02/15/2016 12:29PM ● By Steven Hoffman

Since the new facility opened, the number of children who regularly attend activities has increased from 227 to 401. More than 14,000 meals have been served to youngsters. Seventy students have participated in the Homework Hour, where students can do their homework in a safe place among peers. And the number of volunteers who are working to help the children has increased from 22 to approximately 175.

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