No redistricting for UCFSD in 2015-2016
Redistricting results by McKissick Associates presented to the school board
By Karen Cresta, Correspondent, The Times
EAST MARLBOROUGH – There were no voting items on the agenda for a special Unionville-Chadds Ford School District (UCFSD) Board of Education meeting held on Tuesday night. Instead, it was an interactive process with the board and the public to review the enrollment and population projections...
Kichline sworn in as County Commissioner
Replaces Ryan Costello, who was elected to U.S. Congress
By Kim Chiomento, Staff Writer, The Times
Court of Common Pleas President Judge James P. MacElree II (left) administers the Oath of Office for County Commissioner to Michelle Kichline (second right). Also pictured are Michelle’s husband, Michael Kichline, and her daughter Amanda (right).
WEST CHESTER – A large gathering of family, friends...
Art Watch: Enjoy a good vibe…from art
Schaller, Oleski and a CCAA Kriskindlmarkt
By Lele Galer, Columnist, The Times
For the month of December encaustic neo-pop artist Jeff Schaller is showing “Sweet Spot” at Mala Galleria in Kennett Square. Once again, Mala has allowed for a total interior and exterior transformation by the visiting artist. This December, Mala is an infusion of Jeff Schaller’s sexy, fun, brash artistic...
UHS students deliver toys to Kennett Area YMCA
Students raised $700 at powder puff game to buy toys for children in need
By Karen Cresta, Correspondent, The Times
Unionville High School students embraced the spirit of giving back for the holidays, taking funds raised from the school’s annual Powder Puff football game to help needy kids in the Kennett area. From left, UHS students Ivan Yen, Phil Chidekel and Student Council Vice-President,...
I’m ‘psyched’ to make some changes in my life
It’s time for a new career — but don’t worry the column is sticking around
By Kelly Hockenberry, Columnist, The Times
2015 will be a very exciting year!
I have made the decision (with the love and support of my family) to go back to school to get my Master’s degree in Psychology. Over the course of my family law career, I have been haunted by the devastating effects of divorce on...
On Your Table: From Longwood’s Kitchen to your dining room
This Sage Rubbed Pork Chops, Sweet Potato Puree, Braised Red Cabbage, Cranberry & Honey Crisp Apples Topped with Pistachio Oil is just one of the recipes that Londwood Gardens Executive Chef Jason Belkov was kind enough to share with The Times’ readers this holiday season.
Holiday dining gets festive at Longwood Gardens
By Cathy Branciaroli, Food Correspondent, The Times
At this time of year,...
What To Do: It’s holiday excitement from wall to wall
Ballet, candlelight tours, shows, music — everything to get you in the holiday spirit
By Denny Dyroff, Staff Writer, The Times
The Brandywine Ballet’s “The Nutcracker” will have eight performances now through Dec. 21 at West chester University.
For families as well as fans of the arts, one of the most popular annual holiday activities each year is attending a performance of the classic ballet...
Santa is coming to area, thanks to Longwood Fire Co.
Santa Claus will be riding with Longwood Fire Company this weekend and next.
Get ready! The season’s jolliest man — Santa Claus is coming to your town, thanks to the Longwood Fire Company.
Santa will be making the rounds the next two weekends, with visits Saturday, Dec. 13 in East Marlborough, Dec. 14 in Kennett Township. Santa comes back next weekend, Dec. 20 in Pocopson and Dec. 21 in Pennsbury.
As...
On Stage: Mary Fahl returns to The Flash
West Chester’s Promiscuo comes home to play Chaplin’s
By Denny Dyroff, Staff Writer, The Times
Mary Fahl returns to The Flash in Kennett Square this weekend.
In the wide world of rock music, there is a lot of songs that are copy cats, a lot of musicians who are sound-alikes and a lot of generic music everywhere.
But, there are also musicians who are truly unique.
No-one plays guitar like...
Op/Ed: Volunteerism is the greatest gift
By Kathleen Meehan Do, Executive Director, After-The-Bell
The holidays are almost here. The shopping days are dwindling down while, for many of us, the stress is ramping up. We want so much to “get in the spirit” of the season. But that spirit can be elusive. We know we’re not going to find it in the shopping malls, and it’s a good bet we won’t find it online either.
The search for just...
