Recycling fundraiser could help beat budget crunch at Patton
Middle school students and staff collect old electronics for recycling and earn new gear — and even cash — for the school
Old laptop computers such as these can be turned into new tech gear and even money for students at Patton Middle School, through a recycling program.
EAST MARLBOROUGH — Students and faculty members at Charles F. Patton Middle School have been earning free digital cameras...
Pocopson Elementary School students train for Kennett Run
Girls on the Run and Stride programs promote fitness, friendships and fun
By Suzanne Misciagna, Correspondent, UnionvilleTimes.com
The Girls on The Run program from Pocoposon Elementary School is getting ready to compete in the Kennett Run this weekend. From left, back row: Coach Morgan Gamble, Coach Cris Roberto, Caroline Koberg, Devna Chopra, Cate Raihall, Molly Carson, Bryce Young, Coach Beth Carson;...
Unionville High students ranked 4th in state for proficiency
School earned gold-medal status from U.S. News & World Report
A national news magazine gave Unionville High School cause for celebration last week, awarding it gold-medal status.
U.S. News & World Report ranked the school fourth in Pennsylvania out of 752 schools and among the top 500 high-performing, public high schools across the country.
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Turning tragedy into action: working to keep teens safe
Grieving Unionville couple committed to saving lives with better driving training
By Kathleen Brady Shea, Special to UnionvilleTimes.com
A Unionville High student demonstrates one of the driving simulators.
Motor vehicle crashes remain the leading cause of death for U.S. teens, a statistic so dire that the Centers for Disease Control added this explanation to its most recent data: Eight teens ages...
Unionville students winning acclaim
Unionville High School junior Meghan Shea, seen here pipetting bacteria into a test tube for her bioremediation project was among a number of Unionville students honored recently for academic achievement.
EAST MARLBOROUGH — In the past several weeks, Unionville High students have earned numerous accolades in science, business, and general academics.
At a meeting last week of the American Entomological...
Curtain opens on M*A*S*H, let the laughs begin
Unionville performs their adaptation of an American television classic
By Dave Conard Sports Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
Director Betsy Ballard loves her cast for M*A*S*H
SOUTHEAST KOREA (a.k.a UNIONVILLE Auditorium)—Everybody has heard of “M*A*S*H”, an adaptation of the 1970 feature film, which was developed by Larry Gelbart and is still one of the greatest shows in television history.
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Going PINK! Indians boy’s and girl’s lacrosse, teams up to battle cancer
Unionville and Ches-Mont League teams join forces to battle common foe By Dave Conard Sports Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
EAST MARLBOROUGH–The will be a blanket of pink through out Unionville Stadium this week as the Indians lacrosse squads, will be donning the pink in support of Unite for HER, in an effort to raise money and awareness in the Kennett Square area. The boys will take to the...
DYNASTY! Unionville wins third straight Flyers Cup
Indians 66-shot attack lifts Unionville to 5-0 win over Lansdale Catholic
By Dave Conard Sports Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
ASTON—Despite the best efforts of Crusaders net minder Jessica Mares, who made 61 saves in a first star performance in Monday night’s 2012 Flyers Cup final, Unionville posted a 5-0 victory to win championship for the third consecutive year.
The Indians, who dominated...
It’s all on the line for Indians as they battle Crusaders
Unionville attempt to win third consecutive Flyers Cup tonight. By Dave Conard Sports Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
Senior Jenna Lisicky hopes to win her third Flyers Cup tonight
ASTON—In what is quickly becoming a Unionville March madness tradition, the Indians (13-1-2) will play for the Flyers Cup championship this evening at Ice Line quad rinks in Aston at 8:45 pm.
Following a 10-0 drubbing...
‘Phantom’ is beyond spectacular as McShane, Walden and entire cast deliver!
Unionville Drama Club has set a new standard as the curtain raises on “Phantom of the Opera”
By Dave Conard Sports Editor UnionvilleTimes.com
The Phantom's iconic mask is left behind inthe final scene
PARIS—Alert, alert, this is a public service announcement, the Phantom has been seen again lurking at the old Opera House on Unionville Road.
It was reported that he interrupted an...
