Art Watch: The Magic of Metal
By Lele Galer, Columnist, The Times
The 2nd Annual Magic of Metal Show is this weekend, November 10th from 6-9pm, and Saturday November 11th from 10am-5pm. This exciting metal sculpture show features the work 9 local artists who work with metal to create their art, including: Rob Sigafoos, Dave Beck, Laurie Murray, Lele Galer, Hattie Weselyk, Jeff Bell, Ellen Durkan, Karen Delaney and Stan Smokler....
On Stage: Primitive Man just keeps on flowing
By Denny Dyroff, Staff Writer, The Times
Primitive Man
If you’ve ever seen a slow lava flow in Hawaii – whether in person or on film – you have to be impressed.
The lava flows down the side of the mountain – slowly, steadily and with nothing to deter it let alone halt it.
It is a force of nature and, if you remain in its path, it will roll over you and destroy you.
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UCFSD coat drive on now through Dec. 7
Switching clothes over for the fall/winter season?
Please consider donating clean coats,hoodies, hats, mittens/gloves, snow pants and boots to the Annual UCFSD Coat Drive. All sizes & styles, infant through adult are needed – please spread the word.
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Study: Barnard House unsuitable for Pocopson’s township building
Updated to note that the study is not complete as yet, nor available for public inspection.
By Karen Cresta, Staff Writer, The Times
The Barnard House. Times file photo.
POCOPSON – The Township Board of Supervisors meeting on Monday, Oct. 30, had the Barnard House and the “feasibility study” as a regular agenda item as it has for a long time but it will now be listed as “facilities update.” ...
1,000-plus turn out for Chesco Color Run
: A countdown and color blasters marked the start of the Chester County Color 5K with more than 900 participants. Chester County residents of all ages came out to Everhart Park, and ran and walked the streets of West Chester Borough to raise funds to help fight the opioid and heroin crisis in the county. Photo by Benni Grigoli.
WEST CHESTER — More than 1,000 race participants and supporters of all...
Editorial: No excuse not to vote this Tuesday
This coming Tuesday, you may note some schools are closed and some local, state and federal offices are closed.
There’s a heck of a good reason: it’s Election Day.
But it’s an Election Day too many people sit out — for too many reasons, most of which really don’t hold water.
Tuesday’s elections will shape your local municipal government, your local board of education and county government,...
Letter: On Borough Council, an apology is in order
To The Editor,
The following is an open letter to my colleagues on the Kennett Square Borough Council:
Dear Doug, Jamie and Geoff,
On January 4th, 2016, all four of us voted to appoint LaToya Myers to an open seat on Borough Council. Since then, she has served with distinction, especially on the Finance and Chief of Police Search Committees, where we have seen her fight hard for the...
SuperSix: The holiday rush is officially ON!
By Kelly Hockenberry, Columnist, The Times
Hello November! Once Halloween is over, the insane rush to the holiday season is ON. Since it’s time for my monthly Super Six, I figured we may as well jump on the bandwagon. After all, Walmart has the entire back of the store chock full of faux Christmas trees and inflatable snowmen. No time like the present to focus on some (pretty awesome) presents…
Ready?
UGG...
Unionville overpowers Glen Mills, 42-8, to advance in district play
Unionville’s Alijah Woodall (22) takes down Glen Mills QB Tarik Bey as Sam Ross (13) closes in. Jim Gill photo.
By Al Tustin, Staff Writer, The Times
EAST MARLBOROUGH — The postseason means survive and advance. Or, maybe in the case of Unionville High School football, thrive and advance.
The third-seeded Indians thoroughly dominated 14-seeded Glen Mills, 42-8, Friday night, in the opening round...
Op/Ed: Vote No on Tuesday