Local venue cultivates talent
West Chester’s Cozy hookah and cigar bar offers Tuesday night open mic to musicians and performers of all strokes
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
Telly Pandel is at the mic at Cozy's in West Chester.
WEST CHESTER — Is this thing on?
When you first walk into Cozy, you’re immediately transported to another world, something out of Casablanca perhaps. Adorned on the walls...
Blue Demons get taken down by Indians
Kennett shows youth as Indians pin down a win
By Dave Conard, Sports Editor KennettTimes.com
KENNETT SQUARE—Everybody has heard the phrase “That’s why they play the games.” Which generally refers to a contest having a surprise out come or exceeding the expectations of those in attendance.
Wednesday night’s clash for bragging rights of the Route 1 corridor between Kennett and Unionville...
Leon Spencer returns
The beloved former Mayor of Kennett Square returns to fill a new role as borough councilman
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
Leon Spencer
KENNETT SQUARE — Leon Spencer’s work is not done.
The man who was at the helm of Kennett Square as mayor for a decade is back in the newly elected station of borough councilman. In that role he seeks to continue a lifetime of service to...
Blue-line Demons, Kennett lights it up from the arc dropping 9 three pointers
Kennett has best game shooting the rock, comeback falls short By Dave Conard Sports Editor KennettTimes.com
Kennett junior Stephanie Maciag gets greeted by teammates after hitting buzzer beater to end first half.
KENNETT SQUARE—It’s unusual in today’s world of sports that after a knock down drag out league battle both coaches would be happy, almost giddy with the outcome.
After all, one...
Beat the cold weather blahs with new fashions
Colored denims, new nail colors, other tips can help make a frosty day bearable
By Kelly Hockenberry, Columnist, KennettTimes.com
With the mild winter we’ve been experiencing lately, I feel a bit guilty whining about how “OVER” the cold I am…with just a tease of snow on Halloween and nothing since, I may be jinxing everyone with my complaining.
I am not a fan of frigid temperatures. I...
Blue Demons come back falls short, as Red Raiders claim 60-54 win.
Kennett’s best effort of the season, sets tone for stretch run
By Dave Conard, Sports Editor, KennettTimes.com
Kennett battled until the end cutting the lead to five with 30 seconds to play Friday night.
KENNETT SQUARE—In what can only be described as a classic high school basketball battle, Coatesville hung on to secure a much needed Ches-Mont league win with a 60-54 victory over...
Local disability community calls on Corbett to be fiscally responsible
Guest columnist suggests state not provide services neither wanted nor needed
By Susan Rzucidlo, Guest Columnist, KennettTimes.com
Susan Rzucidlo
The Disability community is asking Gov. Tom Corbett, The Senate and the House to be fiscally responsible and not reopen or expand state run institutions.
Currently, in our state there is an Emergency Waiting List of 3,383 people with intellectual or developmental...
Stevens sworn in as Kennett Township supervisor
Scudder Stevens becomes the first Democrat to earn a seat on the Kennett Township Board of Supervisors
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
New Kennett Township Supervisor Scudder Stevens takes the oath of office Tuesday night.
KENNETT — In front of a packed crowd including residents, committee heads, police and fire officials, and the township government, newly elected Kennett...
Headlines of 2011: a retrospective
A look back at a year in local news from the greater Kennett area
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
Scudder Stevens became the first Democrat elected Township Supervisor in Kennett Township in generations — just one of many news headlines that we saw in 2011.
The New Year: a time for new beginnings, a time for fresh perspectives, but also a time for recollection. From its...




