Gun incident at Patton MS has community asking questions
Parent apparently left holstered gun in unlocked, running car at school Thursday
By Mike McGann, Editor, The Times
EAST MARLBOROUGH — Unionville-Chadds Ford School District officials reiterated Friday morning that no students were at risk when a Charles F. Patton Middle School parent apparently left a holstered firearm in a running and unlocked car outside of the school, Thursday.
After school security...
Victory delays water fundraiser due to low water
Victory co-founders Ron Barchet and Bill Covaleski standing in the low waters of the Brandywine Creek — has made canoeing on parts of the creek impossible, forcing the cancellation of the Headwaters cleanup/fundraising event.
DOWNINGTOWN — Victory Brewing Company’s daylong celebration and fundraiser, Victory for the Headwaters, scheduled for Sept. 12, has been cancelled due to low water levels...
What Do To: Tiffany featured at Winterthur
Also: Ludwig’s Corner Horse Show and last gasps of summer
By Denny Dyroff, Staff Writer, The Times
Winterthur Museum in Delaware presents “Tiffany Glass: Painting with Color and Light” opening this weekend.
Three things usually come to mind when people hear the name “Tiffany” — Tiffany lamps, fine jewelry by Tiffany and the movie “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”
All three will be included...
Chesco Commissioners invest additional $2 million in Coatesville initiatives
Parking, new senior center, transportation & retail to shape ‘Coatesville Gateway’
COATESVILLE – Yesterday, at the city’s Gateway Park, county leadership, area elected officials, nonprofit agencies and members of the community gathered to hear a special announcement regarding Chester County’s latest investment in Coatesville development initiatives. Chester County Commissioners...
E. Marlborough names Allen to library board
Township considers helping PennDOT fix roads
By Karen Cresta, Staff Writer, The Times
EAST MARLBOROUGH – Due to the upcoming Labor Day holiday next Monday, the East Marlborough Township Board of Supervisors held its meeting a week earlier on Tuesday evening. The meeting was only a little over an hour long but discussions on the current road conditions, specifically pot holes on state roads, took...
On Stage: The Mavericks just keeping getting better
Also: Superstars headlining Made in America in Philly
By Denny Dyroff, Staff Writer, The Times
The Mevericks have been together for more than 25 years and like a fine wine, get better with age. They perform this weekend in Reading.
There are few American rock bands that have the staying power — or the consistency of excellence — of The Mavericks.
The band came together in Miami just over...
Black Violin to bring high-energy music to Cheney, Sept. 9
Wil B and Kev Marcus of Black Violin will be performing their one-of-kind style of string music at Cheney University, Sept. 9.
THORNBURY —Two classically trained musicians – violinist Kev Marcus and violist Will B, aka Black Violin – will fill Cheyney University’s Marian Anderson Music Center with music on Wednesday Sept. 9 at 7 pm.
A perennial favorite at the University, they describe...
PA State Police host free ‘Camp Cadet’
Chesco kids seek achievement, growth and pride
By Kim Chiomento, News Editor, The Times
AVONDALE– The Pennsylvania State Police, Avondale Barracks recently hosted its free, week-long ‘Camp Cadet’ for approximately 120 Chester County youth. Founded locally in 1971, this annual mid-August event partners both local and state law enforcement to provide positive life skills, foster...
How to plan the perfect outing
A few tips to keep your plans from unraveling
By Nancy Plummer, Columnist, The Times
When was the last time you were in charge of a fun outing? Whether for your sweetheart, your family, friends, or colleagues, we’ve all dreamed of being the perfect “cruise director”. Well, we might not all be Julie McCoy from the Love Boat (yes, I’m dating myself I know), but before you plan another fun outing,...
Art Watch: The Shape of things to come
September sculptures abound in steel, ceramic, wood, fiber, marble, rubber tires and even hats!
By Lele Galer, Columnist, The Times
September marks the beginning of the new art season, with new shows and exhibitions throughout Chester County. Make sure to sign up for Fall art classes that are starting up in each of the local art associations, and the theme of “The Art of Sculpture” is showcased...
