Temporary business signs an issue in Chadds Ford
Posted by Rich Schwartzman on January 28th, 2016
Temporary signs for retailers in Chadds Ford are an issue again. A move to allow the signs was made in 2009 when the economy was flagging. Members of the Chadds Ford Business Association made a plea to supervisors who agreed to allow the signs — small A-frame signs — on an annual basis. Read More »
Reader comments: Andrea Siple It is against the law to stop someone from earning money with there owe business, what a waste of time and money if this goes to court
Kimberly DiFelice If someone advertising their business bothers someone so much that they want to change a law, they certainly have a lot of time on their hands.
Meetings to focus on smart growth in Kennett
Posted by ChaddsFordLive on January 26th, 2016
An economic development specialist will address the annual meeting of Historic Kennett Square on Thursday, Jan. 28. Todd Poole, one of the consultants hired in 2015 to study economic development in the Borough of Kennett Square and Kennett Township, will speak on general regional and national marketing trends affecting urban areas, such as Kennett .Read More »
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2 area preservation projects win state funding
Posted by ChaddsFordLive on January 27th, 2016
Updated at 8 p.m. with comment from Friends of Strode's Mill Two area preservation projects are among five Chester County initiatives that will share more than $1.6 million in grant funding through the Community Conservation Partnerships Program, State Sen. Andy Dinniman announced on Wednesday, Jan. 27, in a press release. The Land Conservancy for Southern Chester ...
Around Town Jan. 28
Posted by ChaddsFordLive on January 28th, 2016
• On Saturday, Jan. 30, the new Wegmans Food Market in Concord Township, along all other Wegmans, will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the family-run business. At 11 a.m., a celebration cake will be served to customers and to employees. • Chadds Ford Township will hold a Visioning Workshop, Jan. 28 at 6:30 p.m. Supervisor Samantha Reiner said the meeting is "where ...Read More »
Academic Acknowledgment
Posted by ChaddsFordLive on January 28th, 2016
• Marilyn Prince, of Chadds Ford, was named to the Miami University (Ohio) President's List. Miami University students who achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point average for first semester 2015-2016 have been named to the president's list recognizing academic excellence. Prince is earning a bachelor of science degree majoring in middle childhood education. • Carlin ...Read More »
Alleged witness intimidator in custody
Posted by Kathleen Brady Shea on January 27th, 2016
After being on the lam for more than three months, a Coatesville man surrendered to Chester County Detectives on Tuesday, Jan. 26, several days after police visited the homes of his mother and girlfriend during a warrant sweep, said Chester County District Attorney Tom Hogan. In December, Hogan had vowed to bring Kenneth “War” Wylie, 25, to justice, suggesting that ...
Police Log Jan. 27: Fugitive, thefts, DUIs
Posted by ChaddsFordLive on January 27th, 2016
• A Jan. 19 hit-and-run accident on Route 202 in Concord Township helped land a Seaford, Del. man in jail. A state police report identified the suspect as Linwood Bruce Burley, 56. According to the report, troopers had responded to the scene of a multi-vehicle accident near Johnson Farm Lane at 5:41 p.m. and learned from a witness ..Read More »
Kidnapping attempt suspect’s sketch released
Posted by ChaddsFordLive on January 28th, 2016
State police from the Avondale barracks have released a composite sketch of the man who allegedly attempted to abduct a 10-year-old girl in Penn Township on Tuesday, Jan. 19. Police said the girl worked with police to provide details for the sketch. Police and area school district have asked parents and guardians to be vigilant Read More »
Film festival to inspire ‘Change of Course’
Posted by ChaddsFordLive on January 27th, 2016
Once again, local host Trail Creek Outfitters is bringing the 14th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival – the country’s largest environmental film festival – to the area. This year’s theme, “A Change of Course,” focuses on pressing issues surrounding water. The films aim to inspire dialogue and encourage change in the way people interact with the environment, ...
Survey seeks to take pulse of businesses
Posted by Kathleen Brady Shea on January 26th, 2016
Maintaining good health requires periodically monitoring vital signs – whether you’re an individual or half a million of them, a business expert told the Chester County Commissioners. “Chester County is one of the top counties in the entire country,” said David Sciocchetti. “The challenge is to stay on top.” Sciocchetti, the coordinator of VISTA 2025, the county’s ...Read More »
Diverse array of service providers merit praise
Posted by Kathleen Brady Shea on January 26th, 2016
From preparing for horrific mass casualties to applauding a philanthropic role model, the Chester County Commissioners heard a wide range of topics at their meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 26. Chester County District Attorney Tom Hogan led off the agenda with a commendation for the county’s Department of Emergency Services (DES) that had nothing to do with its hard work ...Read More »
Board rebuts ex-teacher’s claim
Posted by Rich Schwartzman on January 26th, 2016
Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board President Vic Dupuis and Superintendent John Sanville aired some soiled personnel issues by publicly rebutting claims of an ex-teacher. The pair, during the Jan. 25 school board meeting, said allegations made by former teacher Winden Statham Rowe that were posted on Facebook last week were inaccurate and misleading. Rowe, a Spanish.Read More »
Art Watch: Learn to write for publication
Posted by Lele Galer on January 25th, 2016
On Sunday January 31, a rare writing and art treat from 3-5 p.m. at Galer Estate Winery in Kennett Square. As a part of the January art theme for "The Art of Writing" along The Brandywine Artisan Wine Trail, the winery welcomes the editors of Schiffer Publishing House to discuss the what it takes to get a book published, and what they look for. After a question and ...Read More »
Popular plein-air event returning to CFHS
Posted by Kathleen Brady Shea on January 25th, 2016
Artists will converge on the Chadds Ford Historical Society’s (CFHS) Barn Visitors’ Center on Saturday, Feb. 6, for the Eighth Annual Winter Plein Air Event – an eagerly awaited exhibition that continues to grow in popularity. During the day, 22 artists will fan out across the area to paint plein air, French for “in the open air. ” They will set up their palettes at ...Read More »
Student’s mix of art, Nutella draws tasty win
Posted by Kathleen Brady Shea on January 23rd, 2016
A 2013 Unionville High graduate is savoring a sweet success: She was tapped recently to serve as the world’s Chief Nutella Ambassador, a coveted position that involves hosting World Nutella Day on Feb. 5. “It’s a dream come true that I never knew I had!” said Chrissy Eckman – at least not until a friend messaged her in the fall about the competition. Nutella, a rich ...Read More »
Museum to expand free-admission Sundays
Posted by ChaddsFordLive on January 23rd, 2016
For the first time, the Brandywine River Museum of Art will offer free admission to visitors all day on the first Sunday of every month from Feb. 7 through Nov. 4. Previously, the hours for the monthly free-admission program were limited to the morning. These First Sundays for Families will feature special hands-on creative art activities sponsored by PNC Arts Alive ...Read More »
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Opinion
Op/ed: Heroes of budget impasse recognized
Posted by Terence Farrell, Kathi Cozzone, Michelle Kichline on January 28th, 2016
When Governor Wolf and the state legislature were unable to reach a state budget agreement by July 1, 2015, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania lost its authority to spend funds for crucial programs and services. These included critical social needs such as child welfare and protective services, aging, mental health, intellectual disabilities, substance-abuse treatment ...Read More »
Letter to editor: Fire company deserves thanks
Posted by A.J. McCarthy on January 26th, 2016
The Longwood Fire Company personnel should be recognized for the effort they put forth to ensure the public’s safety during last weekend’s blizzard. Approximately 750 man hours were expended, staffing the firehouse to ensure quick responses during the fierce storm. We responded to 17 calls from Saturday through Monday and another two today. Included were a total of ...Read More »
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