Winter Classic is calling, Indians to be part of festivities
Unionville claims fifth win in row with 6-0 drubbing of Radnor
By Dave Conard, Sports Editor Unionville Times.com
ASTON — There comes a certain amount of pressure being a champion in any sport, but when you carry the moniker Flyers Cup
Unionville junior Lyndsey Wenzel worked her magic against Radnor.
In this area the orange and black are still beloved, even though the last time they hoisted Lord...
Revenue hits make for challenges on UCF budget
Wide range of options, opinions on approach for 2012-13 budget
By Mike McGann, Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
EAST MARLBOROUGH — Although the economy in general has shown signs of life in recent months, the last few months in the Unionville area — especially when it comes to real estate transactions — have been so weak, that Unionville-Chadds Ford School District officials find themselves with a...
Unionville HS gives troops a touch of home
Unionville High School students with a small amount of the goods they collected to send to troops stationed in Afghanistan.
EAST MARLBOROUGH —Although they might be 7,000 miles from home, some local students and teachers have been working to make sure troops in Afghanistan get a regular taste of home, sending them care packages, personal cards, books and videos.
The Unionville High School community...
Indians get split to start the season
Unionville hosted three teams in tip off classic and defeated Kennett before falling to Tigers
By Dave Conard, Sports Editor Unionville Times.com
EAST MARLBOROUGH — This is the time of year that coaches look forward to, and head coach Anthony DiNicola is no exception to the rule.
Unionville senior Parker Williams hits one his four three point field goals
Sure it’s the holiday season and local...
Dear Santa: what not to bring…please?
A must-not-have list for the fashion conscious
By Kelly Hockenberry, Columnist, UnionvilleTimes.com
Dear Santa,
I have been a (relatively) good girl this year.
For example:
1. I try not to scream at my children (in public)
2. I always put my shopping cart back in the little holding area after grocery shopping (even in the rain)
3. I never let people see me rolling my eyes when they act like morons.
I...
Public safety could be big issue of 2012
Concerns over fire funding, rising crime worries could spark debate
By Mike McGann, Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
If 2011 was the year of educational issues in and around Unionville, here’s a bet that 2012 will be the year of public safety and security issues.
The recent headlines in the area might give pause, from concerns about local fire companies going belly up due to lack of support from some...
Pocopson supervisors reveal revised roundabout plans
Project could start in 2013 to make intersection of Lenape-Unionville, Wawaset and Rt. 52 safer
By Kelli Siehl, Staff Writer, UnionvilleTimes.com
Pocopson township officials revealed revised plans to build a roundabout at Rt. 52, Wawaset and Lenape-Unionville roads. As seen here, Rt. 52 comes in from the bottom of the diagram, enters the roundabout and then bears left, with Unionville-Lenape Road at...
Snap Fitness celebrates first anniversary in Kennett Sq.
Snap Fitness offers 24/7 fitness options, all in a convenient location. The locally-owned Kennett Square outlet is celebrating one year of operation. Owner Margie Worrall and her staff are always available to help. From left to right: Andy Raybould Matty Worrall Margie Worrall Kim Guy Greg Wolf Tammy Stiles Lisa Stefanide Trevor Blyden. Not pictured: Jenn Travaglini, Ashley Flood, Justin Worthington,...
Cranberries, dessert & other holiday traditions
It’s not always what you eat, but how you eat it
By Dr. Stephanie McGann, DMD FAGD, Columnist, UnionvilleTimes.com
What we eat over the holidays matters. As the holidays are coming up fast I thought I would share some news on nutrition and dental health.
Pass the Cranberries.
A number of studies have been done recently on the health benefits of cranberries. Women have known for decades that...
Indians tune up for Radnor with 8-0 rout of Devils
Deffending Flyers Cup champs pick up where they left off
By Dave Conard, Sports Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
ASTON—Ask any coach or Athletic Director and they will tell you that one of the most difficult things to do in any sport is to have a successful campaign following a championship season.
Unionville claimed the 2011 Flyers Cup Championship after posting a 15-1 regulatr season
More often than...
