Kennett Public Library to loan out WiFi hotspots

KENNETT SQUARE — The Kennett Public Library is pleased to announce that it will offer mobile WiFi HotSpots for library members to borrow and use for free. Wireless HotSpots offer free Internet access anywhere and are perfect for schoolwork, job hunting, travel or social networking, and will be available at the library the month of March thanks to a generous donation from T-Mobile.   ...

Kennett Library elects new officers, adds board members

KENNETT SQUARE — The Board of the Kennett Public Library announced Wednesday the election of new executive officers. Thomas C. Swett was elected president, Jeff Yetter, vice-president, and William (Bill) McLachlan, secretary-treasurer. This is Swett’s second tour with the library board as he served on the board from 1982 to 1994 and was president from 1989 through 1992. He brings a great deal of...

Letter: New group needed if there is to be new Kennett library

To The Editor, The Kennett Public Library hired Mcintyre Associates to conduct a campaign planning feasibility study for their proposed new library. The KPL essentially provided 23 carefully crafted questions for which they sought answers. They provided Mcintyre Associates with a list of 98 individuals to be interviewed, but only 41 (40.2%) chose to participate. THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT RESULT...

Pennsbury couple honored by township

Kennett Library Director addresses name change, building plans By Kris Firey-Poling, Correspondent, The Times Donna Murray, Director of the Kennett Public Library, updates Pennsbury’s board of supervisors and residents of library happenings, Wednesday night. PENNSBURY — Township residents James and Lula Mae Sears received the Township Distinguished Service Award at Wednesday’s Board of Supervisors...

Officials: Cinco De Mayo big success

Three new businesses to open in borough’s commercial district; Library operation praised By Jacqueline Kennedy, Correspondent, The Times KENNETT — On May 5, 1862 The Mexicans defeated the French army at The Battle of Puebla.  On May 3, 2015, Kennett Square hosted its 15th Annual Cinco de Mayo celebration — and both were rousing successes. The festival’s organizer, Arturo Gomez Rubio...

Letter: Keep the library in Kennett Square

To The Editor: In 1895 a group of Borough residents chartered a new subscription (private) library that was to remain in the Borough of Kennett Square and be dedicated to the remembrance of Baylor Taylor. The Bayard Taylor Memorial Library was founded. Over the years this charter has increasing been ignored by BTML Board Members. They now want to move the library outside of the Borough and rename...