Agencies to shine spotlight on human trafficking
Program at Chester County Historical Society designed to raise awareness
The Chester County Historical Society will present “Facing the Monster: Slavery Then and Now,” a program designed to raise attention during Human Trafficking Awareness Month.
State Sen. Andy Dinniman will be one of several speakers Wednesday evening at “Facing the Monster: Slavery Then and Now,” a public event supporting...
Separate accidents lead to drunken-driving charges
Police: Both defendants are Kennett Square residents
Two Kennett Square residents were arrested for drunken-driving in separate incidents recently, Kennett Square Borough Police reported Monday.
Leonel Castaneda-Montero, 26, was arrested Jan. 3 at 9:19 p.m. following a traffic accident at South Union and Cedar Streets, and C.B. Fields, 56, was cited on Dec. 31 at 7:35 p.m after a traffic accident...
In with the new, out with the old?
What are you thinking about for your 2013 fashion overhaul?
By Kelly Hockenberry, Columnist, The Times
SUNDAY SERMON: (a.k.a. What thoughts are crowding Kelly’s brain?)
I’m trying to embrace the “party” nail because it is EVERYWHERE. But, is there an age limit to this? Fashion says “not really” but I have to be honest and say that I’m a touch embarrassed by it. Perhaps it’s...
Chester County Food Bank receives $50,000 check
Gift is proceeds from Pa. Hunt Cup’s 48th annual race
Representatives of the Pennsylvania Hunt Cup and the Chester County Food Bank pose for the $50,000 check presentation.
The tailgaters and steeplechase enthusiasts who gathered on Nov. 4 to enjoy the 48th annual Pennsylvania Hunt Cup race helped boost the proceeds presented to the Chester County Food Bank earlier this week.
Since 1964, The...
Health Department: Tips on how to stay flu-free
County says vaccine best way to avoid widespread outbreak
The Chester County Health Department recommends the flu vaccine for everyone 6 months and older.
Updated at 1 p.m. to add new flu-vaccine clinic information
On the maps compiled by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which tracks confirmed cases of the flu, areas depicted in solid brown signify “widespread activity” –...
County commissioners continue collegial, bipartisan trend
Minority commissioner reelected as vice-chair of three-member board
At Wednesday’s reorganization meeting, the county commissioners approved the nominations of Terence Farrell (center) for Ryan Costello (right) as chairman, and Kathi Cozzone (left) as vice-chair.
During a reorganization meeting on Wednesday, the Chester County Commissioners voted unanimously on 2013 leadership, continuing a...
New Garden police warn of so-called ‘Drano bombs’
Two devices detonated in Landenberg neighborhood this past week
By Kathleen Brady Shea, Managing Editor, The Times
New Garden Township Police are urging residents to be vigilant after two incidents of so-called “Drano” bombs being detonated this week.
A loud bang followed by a sickening sulfur smell on Sunday night awakened residents in a Landenberg home who fortunately escaped injury,...
Kennett fund-raiser taps into craft beer fervor
Historic Kennett Square is brewing up a winter beer festival.
Winterfest to feature offerings from at least 25 craft breweries
Historic Kennett Square is brewing another appetizing opportunity for craft beer lovers: the first annual Kennett Winterfest.
Modeled after the popular Kennett Brewfest, a fund-raiser held in September that usually sells out, Winterfest will enable participants to partake...
Architects win award for CCAA expansion plans
Art Association hopes to begin renovations by year’s end
“Winter City” by Favi Dubo is one of the paintings that will be featured in a solo show with an opening reception on Thursday.
The new year is starting propitiously for the Chester County Art Association, which is opening two shows and celebrating an honor bestowed on the architects charged with its expansion and updating.
Bernardon...
Op/Ed: Chester County’s priorities for 2013
There are challenges ahead, but a collaborative county government works to the benefit of all
By Ryan Costello, Chester County Commissioner
Chester County Commissioner Ryan Costello.
The recent political landscape has, understandably, left many less than favorably impressed.
I believe your Chester County government, however, has proven to be an excellent example of collaborative, productive...
