Candidate Q&A: Julia Malloy-Good, candidate Court of Common Pleas
EDITOR’S NOTE — The Times asked the 2015 candidates for Chester County county-wide office to answer a serious of questions relative to their campaign and office, as well as their personal background. Wanting to give each candidate a direct, unfiltered, option to communicate with the voters, these responses are not edited nor abridged in any way. Ms. Malloy-Good did not answer the questions in a...
Candidate Q&A: Allison Bell Royer, candidate Court of Common Pleas
EDITOR’S NOTE — The Times asked the 2015 candidates for Chester County county-wide office to answer a serious of questions relative to their campaign and office, as well as their personal background. Wanting to give each candidate a direct, unfiltered, option to communicate with the voters, these responses are not edited nor abridged in any way.
By Allision Bell Royer, Candidate, Chester County...
Pet therapy aiding residents of Freedom Village
La Mancha Animal Rescue ‘House Dogs’ get second life as volunteers
By Lauren Parker- Gill, Staff writer, The Times
Pet therapy has been shown to lift spirits, improve socialization and reduce feelings of anxiety and depression with the elderly. Photo courtesy of LaMancha Animal Rescue.
WEST BRANDYWINE – LaMancha Animal Rescue has been working with Freedom Village since March as part...
What To Do: Loads of spooky fun
Also: PA Hunt Cup kicks off Nov.
By Denny Dyroff, Staff Writer, The Times
The 81st Pennsylvania Hunt Club takes place Sunday in Unionville.
With October having five weekends this year and Halloween falling on the final Saturday night of the month, the area’s event calendar has been thrown off a bit. Many of the activities that usually are scheduled for the beginning of November are slated for the...
Commissioners: No tax hike expected for 2016
WEST CHESTER — The Chester County Commissioners Thursday unveiled the preliminary 2016 county budget. The proposed budget does not increase taxes for county property owners — which would mark the fourth straight year without a tax increase.
Presenting the preliminary budget to the Commissioners at Thursday’s Sunshine meeting, Mark Rupsis, County Chief Operating Officer noted that the county...
KSG&CC ‘Making a Difference Day’ supports local charities
A.H.H.A.H and Wings for Success are 2015 beneficiaries
By Kim Chiomento, News Editor, The Times
(L-R) Jan Michner, Founder, Art Holding Hands and Hearts (AHHAH), 2015 Making a Difference Day Chair -Pattie Diggin, Carrie Avery – Chester County Juvenile Detention Center, Eleanor Schwandt , Janie Masters, Mary Pat Knauss, Board President -Wings for Success Back Row: Diana Long
EAST...
Candidate Q&A: Carolyn ‘Bunny’ Welsh, candidate for Sheriff
EDITOR’S NOTE — The Times asked the 2015 candidates for Chester County county-wide office to answer a serious of questions relative to their campaign and office, as well as their personal background. Wanting to give each candidate a direct, unfiltered, option to communicate with the voters, these responses are not edited nor abridged in any way.
By Carolyn “Bunny” Welsh, Candidate,...
Candidate Q&A: James Bell, candidate for Sheriff
EDITOR’S NOTE — The Times asked the 2015 candidates for Chester County county-wide office to answer a serious of questions relative to their campaign and office, as well as their personal background. Wanting to give each candidate a direct, unfiltered, option to communicate with the voters, these responses are not edited nor abridged in any way.
By James Bell, Candidate for Chester County Sheriff
James...
Art Watch: a spooky fun show
Also, a celebration of ceramics along the Wine Trail
By Lele Galer, Columnist, The Times
For this Halloween week, check out the fabulous “Show us Your Dark Side” exhibit opening reception at the Chester County Art Association this Thursday, October 29th from 5-8pm, showing through November 19th. The diversity of mediums and expression make for an astonishing show, all artfully curated...
Knauss praised, thanked for UCF Board of Ed. service
Board addresses Hillendale class size concerns
By Karen Cresta, Staff Writer, The Times
Keith Knauss (seen here in a Sept., 2015 shot), who announced his resignation from the Unionville-Chadds Ford Board of Education earlier this month, was warmly praised by his colleagues during Monday night’s board meeting.
EAST MARLBOROUGH – Unionville Elementary was the host for the Unionville Chadds Ford...
