New 7th is yet another mockery of democracy
New district lines in Kennett are an embrarassment
By Mike McGann, Editor, KennettTimes.com
In case you missed it, the final phase of the 2012 Congressional elections are going to be held next week. And the results, it appears, are already in.
Turn out, considering it was such a key election in Pennsylvania, was surprisingly light. Less than 300 votes, as it ended up.
Okay, I’ll be the first...
Young guns Jenkins and Rochester too much for Eagles
Kennett duo paces blow out league win
By Dave Conard, Sports Editor, KennettTimes.com
DOWNINGTOWN — If there are two words that would aptly describe the Blue Demons boy’s varsity squad this season it would be “controlled aggression.”
Kennett freshamn Vaugh Jenkins lit it up for 17 points against Shanahan.
It was exactly that style of play that helped Kennett overcome nine first quarter...
Most of Kennett area to change congressional district
Kennett township to be split, borough to stay in Pitts’ district, New Garden to 7th
By Mike McGann, Editor, KennettTimes.com
The new proposed Congressional redistricting map splits townships and would move much of the area from U.S. Rep. Joe Pitts' district to that of U.S. Rep. Pat Meehan's.
Assuming new redistricting maps released Tuesday withstand likely court challenges, U.S. Rep....
Kennett Square Police Blotter
The Kennett Square Police Department reports the following recent incident reports:
• Retail Theft — The Kennett Square Police Department cited Scott Hart, 43 of Kennett Square for Retail Theft on Sunday, 12/4/11 at 3:05 PM following an incident that occurred in the 100 block of South Mill Road. Hart was issued a citation and released.
• Underage Drinking — The Kennett Square Police...
Blue Demons rebound, declaw Jags to get first win.
Sheets posts 14 points as Kennett earns split to start the season
By Dave Conard, Sports Editor, KennettTimes.com
EAST MARLBOROUGH — After allowing a ten point first quarter lead evaporate in a 58-55 loss to Marple-Newtown on Friday night, the Blue Demons squad had one goal in mind when they took the court Saturday against Garnet Valley, finish as strong as they start.
Kennett senior Brock...
Dear Santa: what not to bring…please?
A must-not-have list for the fashion conscious
By Kelly Hockenberry, Columnist, KennettTimes.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...
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,...
Kennett Historical Commission honored
Chester County Parks and Recreation Department recognizes Kennett Township Historical Commission in atlas project effort
By PJ D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
The Kennett Township Historical Commission accepts recognition by the county.
KENNETT—Karen Marshall, the Heritage Preservation Coordinator for Chester County’s Parks and Recreation Department , gave special recognition...
Cranberries, dessert & other holiday traditions
It’s not always what you eat, but how you eat it
By Dr. Stephanie McGann, DMD FAGD, Columnist, KennettTimes.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...
Two killed after fight at Avondale party
Investigation continues after fatal Baltimore Pike brawl
By Mike McGann, Editor, KennettTimes.com
AVONDALE — Two men were allegedly killed after a fight at a party Saturday evening, New Garden police say.
Police identified the victims as Cuahuctemoc Bedolla, 27, and Jose Rodriguez, 29. Bedolla, police said, had been at a party at a home on the 1600 block of Baltimore Pike, just a couple of hundred...
