Year in Review Pt. III: Quakes, Hurricanes, a deal and a super new Super
Quarter’s news includes an earthquake, floods, the hiring of a new schools chief and settling the teacher
By Mike McGann, Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
Severe weather continued in the third quarter of 2011 with a hurricane and tropical storm dumping huge amounts of water on the Unionville area less than 10 days apart. In the middle? An earthquake.
Summer brought sultry heat and the usual exodus...
Year in Review, Part II: Parker retirement headlines busy spring in Unionville
Election race heats up with write-ins, teachers talks get testy and HS project comes under zoning scrutiny
By Mike McGann, Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
The retirement of Unionville-Chadds Ford Superintendent of Schools Sharon Parker led to a multi-month process to find her replacement — and led to some exchanges on why she opted to retire during the fall election campaign.
The second quarter of 2011...
Unionville, Kennett to team up on MLK food drive
KENNETT SQUARE — A massive food collection for the benefit of the Kennett Area Community Service’s Food Cupboard is planned by the Martin Luther King, Jr. CommUNITY Breakfast Committee. Committee organizers are reaching out for food donations and seek volunteers to assist with distribution and collection of the boxes and to organize the donations.
Collection boxes will be placed in local...
Year in Review 2011, Part I: stormy times dominate headlines
Weather, financial crisises drive much of the news of the first quarter of 2011
By Mike McGann, Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
Multiple winter storms — such as this one that knocked down trees over roadways in Pocopson — closed schools multiple times and left local residents to dig out multiple times in 2011.
Weather it was snow storms — or political storms — 2011 will likely be remembered as...
Dear Ches-Mont League, They’re back!
After a slow start, Unionville is showing it’s Flyer Cup finalist form By Dave Conard Sports Editor UnionvilleTimes.com
Indians sophomore goalie Josh Sedar is starting to establish himself as one of the league's top net minders.
ASTON—For any team that achieves greatness, there is always that one point in a season or franchise history, that down the road can be pointed to as that one...
Tweet this! Unionville does its talking on the ice
The Indians, already motivated by Haverford loss to Downingtown East, get extra fuel from “Tweet”
By Dave Conard, Sports Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
Unionville captain Colleen Elvin is looking forward to the Winter Classic in Philadelphia.
ASTON — In today’s world of apps for everything, texting and social networking it’s not unusual to hear about professional athletes exchanging...
A few of my favorite Christmas things
The things that make this holiday special to Kelly
By Kelly Hockenberry, Columnist, UnionvilleTimes.com
We all know the tune (sing it with me!)
“Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
These are a few of my favorite things…”
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How TWEET it is! Unionville ice hockey provides holiday thrills
Battle on twitter fuels Indians’ fury, Unionville beats Devils 10-0
By Dave Conard, Sports editor, Unionville Times.com
Unionville's Morgan Wilm responded to Devils player' tweet by leading the Indians to a 10-0 thumping.
ASTON — The Unionville girls defeated Avon Grove 10-0 on Friday night , while the boys squad extended their three game unbeaten streak, scoring a goal with 20 seconds...
Santa sighted in Unionville!
Jolly man in red seen on Rt. 82, reports suggest he was getting ready for the big day
By Ned McPeak, North Pole Bureau Chief, UnionvilleTimes.com
This man, dressed in red, was seen this week in and around Unionville. A number of local residents suggested that he is Santa Claus and was in town to make final checks before the big day.
EAST MARLBOROUGH — After sightings of a mysterious man in red —...
Real holiday cheer: UHS students help feed the hungry, again
Latest food drive collects 4,000-plus items for Kennett Food Cupboard
By Mike McGann, Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
Unionville High School students sort through hundred of boxes of food collected by students for the Kennett Food Cupboard. In just a few weeks, students managed to collect more than 4,000 items which will go to feed the hungry during the holiday season.
EAST MARLBOROUGH — Although this...
