Letter: Kennett hiding financial information
To The Editor
Robert Listerman, who is Allan Falcoff’s campaign manager, wants you to believe that the big issue in Kennett Township is an outrageous request for the Township’s financial data that he claims will expose the private information of township employees. According to Intuit, the software company that created their Quickbooks software, protected information can be easily...
Kennett earns homecoming win over Octorara, 14-12
The Blue Demons fought their way to a win Saturday while also setting a KHS record.
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer KennettTimes.com
Kennett's Anothony Torrello battles for the ball against Octorara's Charles Cooper. The Blue Demons celebrated Homecoming 2011 by posting their fifth win — making a losing record in 2011 impossible.
KENNETT SQUARE — Losers, no more.
Since Kennett...
Kennett supervisors, public wrangle over Right to Know dispute
Monday evening’s Board of Supervisors meeting saw fire from residents over lack of answers regarding audit
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
The Kennett Township Board of Supervisors reacts to public complaints about financial records during Monday night's board meeting. From left, Robert Hammaker, Michael Elling and Allan Falcoff.
KENNETT — Most fires start as small...
Letter: Falcoff spending tax money to prevent release of public information
To The Editor:
Kennett Township Supervisor Allan Falcoff has already spent $14,000 of your tax money and will spend upwards of $60,000, in order to contest the ruling of the Hearing Officer in the Right To Know request. Mr. Falcoff directed the Township Solicitor to file suit in Common Pleas court to appeal the decision of the Hearing Officer which ordered Kennett Township to release the requested...
McCarthy addresses crash, hears residents’ worries
Following Kennett Police Chief Albert McCarthy’s seizure-induced crash, township residents gathered to hear his side of the story, ask questions
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
Kennett Police Chief Albert McCarthy.
KENNETT — As a police chief, Albert McCarthy is constantly under the microscope of the public eye.
Knowing this all too well, and as a result of his Oct....
Kennett loses close one to Great Valley, 12-14
Despite the excellent weather on Saturday, the Demons were unable to pull out a win at the Patriots’ homecoming game
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
Kennett's Jordan Lardani dives for yardage against Great Valley, Saturday. Lardani led the Demons with 112 yards rushing.
MALVERN — At the onset of Saturday’s contest between the Demons and the Patriots, many thought...
Kennett Police Chief’s crash raises safety, practicality concerns
Supervisors: no plan to add additional permanent police officers
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
KENNETT — In the wake of this month’s incident involving the township police chief colliding with a Delaware woman and leaving the scene of the accident — both attributed to the chief’s medical issues — township officials said this week that the long-term plan...
Kennett audit — and auditor — raises concerns
The release of the 2009-2010 audit of Kennett Township has been the subject of controversy for some residents and political figures since its introduction in July
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
KENNETT — With one side arguing a lack of transparency and questions about how money was spent and the other claiming politics trumping common sense and township employee’s...
Job Fair in Kennett, Oct. 19
KENNETT — Our second annual free community job fair is being held on Wednesday October 19th from 10 am – 2 pm at the Kennett Friends Meeting House ~ 125 West Sickle Street ~ Kennett Square, PA 19348
Sponsored by Susan Rzucidlo, Executive Director of SPEAK Unlimited Inc. There is NO COST attend or to reserve a table but companies need to call no later than Tuesday October 18th, 2011.
A few of...
Letter: Kennett taxes too high
To The Editor:
Kennett Township residents, our taxes are too high! Our Township Supervisors, led by Allan Falcoff, claim our taxes are the 4th lowest of the surrounding Townships. Don’t be fooled. The Supervisors conveniently do not include the .5% Earned Income Tax (EIT), which dwarfs our Township property taxes, in their figures.
The Township’s 2011 budget projects that property taxes...
