West Chester, PA News

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• Brandywine Food and Wine Festival
• ComCam Files to Terminate OTC: BB Registration
• Shootmyash Introduces 'Killer' App for Airsoft Targeting
• ComCam Delivers Systems For Border Security Operations
• Super Bowl Sunday 5K
• Trading in Shares of ComCam International Common Stock Suspended
• Late Night Study Locations Extended Hours
• This December at WCU
• A Christmas Wonderland show 12/10 and 12/11
• SAVE THE DATE: Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration - 1/16
• ComCam Awarded New Contracts
• Christmas Tree Train
• Christmas Story Train
• Santa's Express Train
• WCU Changing the Culture Lecture Series - 12/6 at 3:30 - 5:00pm in Sykes Theater
• Donate a teddy bear to WCU's Bear Fair 11/1- 11/30
• Sykes After Dark - Jave Jam Open Mic TONIGHT 9pm-1am
• "Building" a Ballet with Robert Maggio
• West Chester Field Hockey Captures National Championship
• Transgender Awareness Week 11/14 - 11/18
• The Understanding Privilege Project Presentation Series
• Graduate Studies Open House 11/16 5:30 - 7:30pm Sykes Student Union
• RangeCloud(TM) From Shootmyash Brings Mobile Device Apps To Airsoft
• WCU Forensics Team Dominates Fall Classic
• Happy Halloween from WCU!
• This October and November at WCU
• Bringing Mindful Meditation to the Masses 11/11 and 11/12
• Sykes After Dark: Rocky Horror Picture Show 10/28 9pm - 1am
• Poetry director's poem in this week's Chronicle
• Thriller Thursday 10/27 9-11 Sykes Common Grounds
• No. 3 West Chester Field Hockey To Face C.W. Post In PSAC Quarterfinals Tuesday at home
• VOTE! Homecoming King and Queen
• ComCam Expands Commercial Long Range Thermal Imager Line
• Sykes After Dark 10/14 Vegas Night 9pm - 1am
• Two Sides of Celtic perform 10/8
• Midnight Madness Event 10/14 Hollinger at 11:30pm
• Flu Shots for the 2011-2012 Season
• Resident Assistant Application Process
• International Festival, iFest 10/3 - 10/6
• Visual and Performing Arts Events
• Students Make Their Marks on Rec Center
• Watch WCU's TV Commercials
• This September and October at WCU
• National Hazing Prevention Week
• WCU Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Alumnus Receives Genius Award from MacArthur
• Barrage final touring show 9/23 7:30pm
• Sykes After Dark - Philly Bloco 9/23 9:30pm-1am
• WCU Student Recreation Center "Signing" Ceremony 9/27 at 3:30pm
• Sykes After Dark TONITE Sykes front steps at 9:30pm
• Frederick Douglass Bus Trip to D.C. 10/1
• Student Tailgate 9/17 at 11:30am WCU vs Slippery Rock football
• Homecoming 2011 10/21-22
• Shootmyash(R) Ships SmartAsh to Europe and Releases Speed Shooting Application for Airsoft
• Hoops for Hope - 9/21 at 7-10pm in Ehinger Gym
• The Department of Special Education Offers Two New Online Programs
• Ram Pride Day 9/16
• Annual Volunteer Fair, 9/14 at 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m., Sykes Ballrooms
• Here's the test!!!! Learn More.
• Homecoming 2011 10/21-22
• Tim Wise presents White Like Me: Privilege and Politics in Obamas Post-Racial Society 9/15 at 7pm in Asplundh Hall
• 10th Anniversary Memorial Poet Reading 9/11 2pm
• Weeks of Welcome 2011 Events
• Student Involvement Fair 9/7 in Hollinger 11-2:30pm
• Are you ready for the test? Learn More.
• Candlelight Ceremony Honoring the 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• Formal Sorority Recruitment
• Ten Year Anniversary of September 11th 9/9
• This SEPTEMBER at WCU
• Join WCU on Facebook and Twitter!
• President's Welcome Back Speech 9/8 12:30pm
• WCU Classes Operating On Normal Schedule
• Hurricane Irene Monitoring Alert
• Back to School for West Chester - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tremors Felt From Virginia Earthquake
• NEW 2011-2012 WCU Live! Calendar Available Online
• WCU Welcomes New and Returning Students
• August Orientation 2011 8/26 - 8/28
• WCU Alumni Dan DePalma made his NFL debut
• Graduate Student Orientation 8/25 6pm
• WCU Professor in the Top 25 on RateMyProfessors.com
• Women's Swim Team Named to All-America List
• Goshen Country Fair 2011
• Info Sessions on WCUs Future Plans 7/26-7/27 6pm
• Chronicle Names WCU a Great Workplace
• CIESUP/Knowledge Crossing Borders 2012 Conference
• The Criterions Reunion Free Concert Thursday 7/14 7:30 p.m.
• Music Camp Finale Concert Saturday 7/9 5:15pm
• The Great Guys Group STOMPS Cancer in West Chester again at the 2nd Annual 5K & Fun Run
• WCU Football Team Saving Lives
• New Childcare Worker's Program in West Chester
• Grandparents University Brings Generations Together
• WCU Student in International Vocal Competition
• Check out Student Life at WCU
• Notification of Planned Telephone Service Interruptions
• New Student Orientation starts 6/14
• Alumni Stars Shine at Douglass Event
• PA Senate confirms new BOG members
• Prof. Fish's Manta Ray Studies Appear in Science Magazine
• WCU Poetry Conference Is 6/8 - 6/11
• Emergency Alert System Testing
• WCU President Receives Cadet Command DePuy Award
• Prof. Osgood researches place branding and marketing
• T. Boone Pickens, Patrick Meehan Talk Natural Gas
• 3rd Annual Laneybug 5K Run/Walk
• T. Boone Pickens, Patrick Meehan Visit Campus 5/20, 11:45 a.m.
• Marshallton Memorial Day Celebration
• WCU Womens Lacrosse head to ninth semifinal in 11 years 5/21 at 2pm in Garden City, NY
• Budget Update - 5/11
• Watch Undergraduate Commencement LIVE!
• Graduate Commencement 5/9
• Grandparents University Contest! Enter by 5/13
• WCU Student Earns National Civic Engagement Award
• Share Your West Chester Vision 5/21 9am-2pm in Sykes Student Union
• MBA Open House 5/12 6:30pm
• Dr. Oz - Undergraduate Commencement Speaker
• Undergraduate Commencement 5/7
• WCU ranks 19th in "Webometrics Ranking of World Universities"
• Sixteenth Largest Hospital in U.S. for Patient Admissions Selects VARO(TM)
• Undergraduate Commencement 5/7
• Summer Sessions at WCU
• Seventh Annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Shootmyash(R) Ships to First Customers and Introduces Green Version of the SmartAsh Series
• Transnational Feminisms Conference 4/15 9am - 4pm
• WCU Relay for Life 4/16, 3 p.m.
• New Student Rec Center Coming 2012
• Help Japan TODAY lobby of Sykes 10-4pm
• Lyme disease film "Under Our Skin" 4/18 7pm
• Literacy Program Recognized with Award
• Material Culture of the American Indian: 4/19 at 3-4:30pm in Old Library
• Active Minds is hosting a LivLive Concert 4/28 Sykes Common Ground 6-9pm
• Father Greg Boyle Speaks 4/6 7pm
• Summer Programs 2011
• Aid to South Africa Event 4/10
• Genocide Conference on 4/4 Brings Survivors to Campus
• Graduate Open House 4/20 5:30-7:30pm
• WCU Circle K Wins State Honors
• Sykes After Dark Features Frangela: 4/1 at 10:00pm in Sykes
• SGA's Multicultural Affairs Committee Presents: "Why Cant We All Just Get Along?!" 4/5 at 7:30pm Sykes Theatre
• International Dance Night - 3/28 at 9:00 in Sykes
• Frederick Douglass Book Award Due 3/23
• Men's Beginner Yoga tonight at Blue Rock Yoga & Pilates 7:30pm
• WCU Budget Information - Updated 3/18
• Spring 2011 Commencement: Ordering Caps/Gowns
• Alum/National Sierra Club Pres Speaks at WCU 3/16
• Data Center Maintenance - 3/12/2011
• Social Issues for Latino Communities 3/25
• Dick Vermeil Opens Integrative Health Conference 3/18 at 7:30 p.m.
• WCU Adacemic Advising Survey - Win an iPad
• Spring Career Fair 3/16 12:00-4:00pm in Sykes Ballrooms
• Live today, Channel 186, WCU Students and Professor participate in Harrisburg Symposium
• Forensics Team Succeeds at State Tournament
• Student Rec Center Design Wins Award
• Book Sale Proceeds Donated to F. Douglass Statue
• Students: WHATS HAPPENING AT WCU
• C. James Trotman live on WURD 2/23 9:10am
• WCU 90 MINUTE DELAY 2/22/11
• Snow Alert 2-21-11 from the Borough of West Chester
• ComCam Awarded West Coast Correctional Facility Contract
• Chester County GOP Endorses Terence Farrell For Second Term
• Leading Identity Scholar to Discuss Black Masculinity Representations at WCU 2/24 at 7pm in Sykes Ballroom C
• Come to the WCU Pink Zone Basketball Games 2/19 at 1:00 and 3:00pm
• ComCam at 5th Annual Border Security Expo in Arizona
• Social Work and Human Services Job Fair 2/16 11-2pm in Sykes Ballrooms
• Parking Meter Rate Increase in the Borough
• This Week At WCU
• THIS IS A TEST - THERE IS NO EMERGENCY AT WCU AT THIS TIME
• Careers and Languages: Using Your Second Language Skills 2/15 at 6:15 in Philips Autograph Library
• Feb. 12-13: Free Black History Month Dramatic Reading
• Sykes After Dark presents:Black Violin in concert 2/18 at 10pm in Sykes
• Shootmyash(R) Opens 2011 with a Bang, Targets Airsoft Market
• Travel Advisory on 02/05/2011 for the Burough of West Chester
• WCU -1 HOUR CLASS DELAY FOR SAT 2/5/2011
• Miss WCU Pageant: Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in Asplundh
• WCU Pink Zone Basketball Games 2/19 1:00pm and 3:00pm
• Music Major's Path Honors Her Daughter
• WCU CLASSES OPERATING ON NORMAL SCHEDULE THURSDAY 2/3/2011
• WCU EVENING CLASSES OPERATING ON NORMAL SCHEDULE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND 2011
• WCU 2 HOUR DELAY WED 2/2/2011
• WCU EVENING CLASSES OPERATING ON NORMAL SCHEDULE 2/1/2011
• Library will close tonight 2/1 at midnight
• The Human Experience 2/21 at 7:15 in Sykes and 2/22 at 7:15 in 168 Main
• 21st Annual Jazz Fest Is Feb. 8 - 11
• Library Open till 9:00pm
• WCU 2 HOUR DELAY FRI 1/28/2011
• WCU DAY CLASSES CANCELLED 1/27/2011
• EVENING CLASSES CANCELLED THURS 1/27/2011
• Ensamble de Percusion de Costa Rica Concert Cancelled for tonight 1/27
• NO Check Pick Up today 1/27
• WCU Cancellations, Closures and Postponements
• ALL WCU CLASSES CANCELLED - Wednesday, January 26, 2011
• SAC Event - TODAY at 7pm in Sykes
• Student Organization Fair is cancelled today 1/26/2011
• Kids' performer Justin Roberts comes to WCU: Feb.5
• Trumpet Fest Is Jan. 28 - Jan. 30
• Multicultural Read-In: Feb. 1, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
• WCU EVENING CLASSES OPERATING ON NORMAL SCHEDULE FRI 1/21/2011
• WCU 1 HOUR DELAY WED 1/19/2011
• WCU EVENING CLASSES OPERATING ON NORMAL SCHEDULE TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2011
• WCU 3 HOUR DELAY JANUARY 18, 2011
• WCU 2 HOUR DELAY WED, 1/12/11
• WCU EVENING CLASSES CANCELLED TUESDAY 1/11/11
• WCU OPERATING ON NORMAL SCHEDULE FRIDAY, January 7, 2011
• ComCam Welcomes 2011 with a Backlog of Orders and New Contracts
• MBA Open House Info Session 1/20 6:30pm
• WCU Is a Kiplinger's Best Value in Public Colleges
• PASSHE News Post: Focused on Student Success
• New Student Orientation: 1/12
• Fall 2010 Grades
• Graduate Commencement Information 12/20 at 7:00pm
• Martin Luther King Day Schedule Jan. 20-21
• Holiday Tree Lighting Dec. 16 at 5pm on the Tanglewood Lawn
• Professor Featured in Entrepreneur Magazine
• The Season in Song: Holiday Program Is 12/4 at 3 and 7 p.m.
• Have a Little Harp: Harp Fest is Nov. 28 at 3pm in the Madeleine Wing Adler
• Bear Fair Needs Helping Paws
• Santa Express Train
• Talk by PASSHE Vice Chancellor for External Relations 11/30 at 7:30 in Sykes Ballroom B and C
• Women's Soccer Team Advances To Atlantic Region Final
• Hypnosis for Tobacco Cessation 11/18
• Lunch for Student Org Leaders 11/18
• University Dance Company Concert 11/19 and 11/20
• Soldiers to Scholars: Young veterans tell their stories
• WCU Women's Soccer: PSAC CHAMPIONS AGAIN
• Winter Session 2011
• "The Tiger" Author to Speak on Campus Nov. 9
• What's Happening at WCU - Students
• It's Bear Fair Season!
• WCU Live! Presents Fred Garbo's Inflatable Theater 10/30
• Good Cause Cafe: Book Sale 11/2 and 11/3 9-4pm Sykes Ballrooms A and B
• Graduate Open House 11/17 5:30 - 7:30 pm in Sykes
• Wear PJs and Win Prizes at The Pajama Game 10/30
• Professor Comments on Pa.'s Senate Race
• Group: Use coyotes, not hunters to cut deer population
• Veterans center to eliminate its modular housing
• Dinosaur expert Lacovara to speak at WCU
• Police arrest suspect in purse-snatching case
• Schroder, Bergeron discuss taxes, commerce, jobs (videos)
• Lawsuit: Business rivals lied on Web
• Gov. candidates swap accusations at debate
• Officials expedite spending for emergency repairs
• Semifinal honors for 11 Kennett High students
• Open space tax on ballot
• New vote coming on sewer rate deal
• Gov candidates to debate tonight in Philadelphia
• A productive Congress gets no respect from voters
• Gerlach, Trivedi focus on economy (videos)
• Group: Use coyotes, not hunters to cut deer population
• Town Hall Meeting on Distance Education 10/19 1:00-2:00pm in Sykes Theater
• Fall Career Fair 10/20 12:00-4:00pm Sykes Ballrooms
• Kennett YMCA adding 45 parking spaces
• Got talent? Don't miss auditions set for Nov. 3, 10
• Longwood gets some new facilities
• Teen draws inspiration from sewing, love of pets
• Question of expanding township's governing board divides residents
• Great Pumpkin Carve set for this week
• Kennett rolls out full-day kindergarten
• Local man outruns his pain to become inspiration to others
• City approves preliminary sales agreement for Velodrome plan (video)
• TD Bank robbed Friday in Westtown
• A team effort aids Coatesville housing (video)
• Survey: 1 in 3 students drinking
• Bubble gum has been on my mind more than usual lately
• Residents: Officials ignored fact requests
• Criminal charges for 2009 drug death
• CAN'T WAIT to get started
• Supporters of the Garage project pin hopes on highly competitive grant
• Disturbance leads to arrest on drug charges
• Officials consider selling open land (video)
• A return to evening meetings
• Police say scam artist offered his victim a job
• State association lauds Chester County officials for good land planning
• Residents: Officials ignored fact requests
• CAN'T WAIT to get started
• Disturbance leads to arrest on drug charges
• A return to evening meetings
• State association lauds Chester County officials for good land planning
• West Goshen residents pester township over right-to-know requests
• Westtown exploring selling open space
• Toomey, Sestak agree on repeal of 'don't ask'
• Criminal charges for 2009 drug death
• Supporters of the Garage project pin hopes on highly competitive grant
• Officials consider selling open land (video)
• West Goshen residents pester township over right-to-know requests
• Police say scam artist offered his victim a job
• Westtown exploring selling open space
• Local Korean War veteran buried in Arlington
• West Chester University - 2010 Annual Campus Crime and Security Report Availability
• Police: Modena residents safe
• Dinosaur Discoveries Seminar, Dr. Lacovara 10/20
• Military History Club interviews returning vets
• Sustainability Field Study to Peru: The Amazon and the Andes
• "Brotherly Love" and Apple Pie Time 10/18 at 7:30pm in Skyes Ballrooms
• WCU Partners with Neighbors
• West Goshen residents pester township over right-to-know requests
• Flu Shot Clinics 10/25, 10/26, and 10/28 10:00-2:00pm Sykes Lobby
• Westtown exploring selling open space
• This Week At WCU - New Look!
• Council orders parking authority to shape up
• Toomey, Sestak agree on repeal of 'don't ask'
• Lane restrictions slated for Route 202 ramps
• Franklin approves deer hunting on township properties
• Meeting addresses issues posed by stadium plan
• State senate passes prisons, blight, pension bills
• Eyes on the prize
• West Goshen supervisors move meetings to evenings
• Local Korean War veteran buried in Arlington
• Council orders parking authority to shape up
• Toomey, Sestak agree on repeal of 'don't ask'
• Lane restrictions slated for Route 202 ramps
• Police: Modena residents safe
• Meeting addresses issues posed by stadium plan
• Family Weekend 2010: 10/15 - 10/17
• Eyes on the prize
• Observatory's New Equipment Opens Doors for Research
• State senate advances bill to widen self-defense law
• As Chile celebrates, future of mine in doubt
• McCools propose demolishing historic building for parking lot
• Public gets first look at proposed baseball stadium in the borough
• Schramm assists with Chile mine rescue
• Franklin approves deer hunting on township properties
• Downingtown school district achieves state academic standards
• State senate passes prisons, blight, pension bills
• West Goshen supervisors move meetings to evenings
• Developer proposes parking lot for Market St. site
• Officials in 50 states launch foreclosure probe
• Man sentenced to state prison for fatal crash
• Correction/clarification
• Police investigating liquor store theft
• Kardon Park fliers cause confusion
• District eyes relocating Caln Elementary students
• Police seek graffiti suspects
• Wholesale changes for Graystone Academy board
• Oxford council leader seeks committee post
• Oxford Area honors its top athletes
• NLCS a dream come true for lovers of pitching
• Incumbent picks Oct. 30 for debate with opponents
• Schuylkill River Heritage Center honors Dick Kunsch Sr.
• Interservice Club fetes Cheryl Messere as its Ambassador of the Year
• Sentencing hearing for fatal crash opens today
• Developer proposes parking lot for Market St. site
• Officials in 50 states launch foreclosure probe
• Man sentenced to state prison for fatal crash
• 13 Chilean miners emerge in rescue
• Residents safely evacuated after Berwyn kitchen fire (video)
• Rep Milne avoids forums with other candidates in his reelection bid
• Forecasts expect no flooding from coming storm
• Police allege Coatesville woman stole items from Macy's
• W.C. saving money with leaf collection system
• Despite tie vote, officials say deal may go forward
• Man faces DUI charges after yelling at employee, customer at drive-through
• Phillies fans pay the price for success
• Borough buying polluted lot for $100,000
• City flushes wastewater deal
• 'Agent Tom' sex crime plea found in records
• No celebration until Chilean miners reach surface
• Free at last: Miners rescued
• Residents safely evacuated after Berwyn kitchen fire (video)
• Rep Milne avoids forums with other candidates in his reelection bid
• NJ gov Christie touts GOP's Corbett in Pa. race
• Police chief honored at mental health advocacy luncheon
• East Pikeland updates French Creek trail plan
• Exelon hosts emergency preparedness briefing
• Prison for Thornbury marijuana dealer
• Deer hunt in Valley Forge set for November
• Three arrested in connection with stolen car
• Bleak outlook for state legislation restricting teen drivers
• Bill cuts a judicial post
• West Chester's Chili Cook Off a huge hit (video)
• New appeal for chef convicted in 1996 of killing his partner
• Oxford arts alliance adds programs, doubles budget
• Unexpected pitch raises concerns in city
• NJ gov Christie touts GOP's Corbett in Pa. race
• Court ruling could tilt another Kardon Park case
• 'Agent Tom' had prior record as sex offender
• West Chester's Chili Cook Off a huge hit (video)
• Coatesville Halloween parade set for Oct. 30
• New appeal for chef convicted in 1996 of killing his partner
• Gerlach, Trivedi diverge on health care legislation
• Oxford arts alliance adds programs, doubles budget
• Bleak outlook for state legislation restricting teen drivers
• Unexpected pitch raises concerns in city
• Bill cuts a judicial post
• Court ruling could tilt another Kardon Park case
• NJ gov Christie touts GOP's Corbett in Pa. race
• Coatesville Halloween parade set for Oct. 30
• Gerlach, Trivedi diverge on health care legislation
• 'Agent Tom' had prior record as sex offender
• Avon Grove celebrates homecoming with food, football, sunny skies
• Stadium informational meeting slated for Thursday
• Housekeeper convicted of stealing from Main Line clients
• Shooting stuns friend of slain Modena man
• Readers talk about the Stimulus reports
• Democrat says GOP candidate is wrong on gas tax
• Appeal of park decision expected
• Stimulus: When the federal funds run out, then what?
• West Chester's Chili Cook Off a huge hit (video)
• Commissioner Cozzone blasts Corbett over severance tax
• Nottingham farm family wins Purina prize
• New Garden considers road upgrades, master campus plan for township park
• What are you watching? Eagles or Phillies?
• War hero thanks Valley Forge volunteers (video)
• Police say city man may be linked to additional burglaries
• $9 million for Chester County energy projects (videos)
• War hero thanks Valley Forge volunteers (video)
• $9 million for Chester County energy projects (videos)
• Commissioner Cozzone blasts gov candidate Corbett over severance tax
• Share your memories! Send us your photos, video from Halladay's no-hitter
• Medal of Honor recipients help clean up grove
• Preschool pepped for Phillies (video)
• Special Phillies section on Sunday online and in print
• Kennett officials get complaints about Brewfest
• Share your memories! Send us your photos, video from Halladay's no-hitter
• Complaints about rowdy Brewfest patrons
• Commissioner Cozzone blasts gov candidate Corbett over severance tax
• $32 billion dedicated to energy projects nationally
• Complaints about rowdy Brewfest patrons
• Merck & Co. Inc.'s solar panel installation to fund dozens of jobs
• $32 billion dedicated to energy projects nationally
• Avon Grove High School prepares homecoming events
• Merck & Co. Inc.'s solar panel installation to fund dozens of jobs
• Township updates sewer progress
• Avon Grove High School prepares homecoming events
• Buyers discover Pennsylvania's Solar Renewable Energy Credit
• Township updates sewer progress
• Police say city man may be linked to additional burglaries
• Buyers discover Pennsylvania's Solar Renewable Energy Credit
• Officials decide to extend mortgage foreclosure diversion program
• Police seek Modena killer
• Kardon Park won't be sold to developer (video)
• Medal of Honor recipients help clean up grove
• Coatesville RDA approves preliminary Flats deal
• Preschool pepped for Phillies (video)
• County set to collect earned income taxes one year early
• Kennett officials get complaints about Brewfest
• Special Phillies section on Sunday online and in print
• Exton Park gets a boost with 630 new trees planted
• West Chester lifts hiring freeze temporarily
• West Chester cancels closed door meeting after questions raised
• Share your memories! Send us your photos, video from Halladay's no-hitter
• Closed-door meeting to discuss ballpark raises new questions
• Sex assault suspect waives preliminary hearing (video)
• Judge rules Downingtown cannot sell Kardon Park
• Rising foreclosure rate shows no signs of slowing down
• Feldman 'elated' over Kardon Park decision
• Former housekeeper testifies in theft trial
• Groups sponsoring tree planting at WCU
• Groups sponsoring tree planting at WCU
• Stimulus tracker: Education receives millions in funds
• Stimulus tracker: Education receives millions in funds
• Sex assault suspect waives preliminary hearing
• Judge rules Downingtown cannot sell Kardon Park
• Closed-door meeting to discuss ballpark raises new questions
• Sex assault suspect waives preliminary hearing
• Check out the stimulus tracker web page
• Judge rules Downingtown cannot sell Kardon Park
• Exton Park gets a boost with 630 new trees planted
• Check out the stimulus tracker web page
• West Chester lifts hiring freeze temporarily
• Administrators honored as part of Juvenile Justice Week
• West Chester cancels closed door meeting after questions raised
• Share your memories! Send us your photos, video from Halladay's no-hitter
• Share your memories! Send us your photos, video from Halladay's no-hitter
• Lane restrictions slated Sunday for Route 202
• Lane restrictions slated Sunday for Route 202
• Schools' stimulus spending varied over two-year span
• Schools' stimulus spending varied over two-year span
• Home invasion suspect captured
• Home invasion suspect captured
• Victim's brother testifies in maid's trial
• Victim's brother testifies in maid's trial
• Burglary thwarted by teenager
• Burglary thwarted by teenager
• County youth center administrators, staff recognized
• Closed-door meeting to discuss ballpark raises new questions
• Chester County's share: $4 million for environmental projects (videos)
• Administrators honored as part of Juvenile Justice Week
• Check out the stimulus tracker web page
• Owner of collapsed building was fined, cited (video)
• Auditor calls for charter school moratorium
• Police arrest woman for alleged parole violation
• Valley Forge volunteers host 16th annual open house
• Cassidy working on borough site redevelopment
• 'Jackass 3D' enters a new dimension with slapstick fans (video)
• Plea deal for bookkeeper in theft case
• Science and health research scored big from stimulus funding
• Funding finds a link to stink bugs
• Stimulus tracker: Research funding a new challenge
• Toomey rallies his local supporters (video)
• $10,000 in fines before collapse
• Owner of collapsed building was fined, cited
• Auditor calls for charter school moratorium
• Owner of WC collapsed building had been fined
• Check out the stimulus tracker web page
• Good turnout at Bark For Life (video)
• Hearing rescheduled in Coatesville shooting case
• Clunkers helped this area dealer
• Some say Clunkers did its job
• Maid to stand trial for alleged thefts at work
• Clunkers drove some dealers crazy
• Oxford Area updates performance status for district schools
• Mixed reviews for clunkers program
• Landenberg project bridges a community
• Bottom line: Clunkers good and bad
• Good turnout at Bark For Life (video)
• Check out the stimulus tracker web page
• 13th annual Kennett Brewfest 'what heaven is like'
• 'Aggressive Goal' for United Way campaign
• Push poll holds up debate in 155th District
• Today is deadline for voter registration
• Official estimate: 442 jobs created or retained
• Stimulus tracker: How to spend some $33.9 million on county roads
• Despite snags, city flag purchase proceeds
• Local hunters donating harvest
• Good Neighbors outreach charts record year
• R&B singer Nathan Morris settles store rent dispute
• Werkiser named queen at Unionville Community Fair
• Transportation major focus of economic recovery funding
• Owner of WC collapsed building had been fined $10,000 and facing lawsuit.
• State considers $200 million from tavern games
• Stimulus: Boon or boondoggle? It depends
• A carpenter caught in the downturn
• Pennsylvania Stimulus Spending
• Tracking Pa.'s stimulus funds
• Chester County's share: $15.7 million
• Annual BVA cleanup attracts 100 volunteers
• Stimulus tracker: And now a word from the sponsors
• Stimulus tracker: Real people with serious problems
• 70th Chester County Day sparks memories for visitors
• Stimulus tracker Web page
• West Chester vacant building collapses (video)
• Storm next week bringing still more rain to the region
• Flooded roadways, power outages, and now the cleanup begins (video)
• West Chester vacant building collapses (video)
• Flooding problems causing possible DLN delivery delays
• Flood warnings in effect until late tonight (videos)
• WCASD supt declines performance bonus
• Building collapses in West Chester (video)
• East Coventry voters to decide on tax hike for saving open space
• Stimulus tracker project starts Sunday
• Theft from unlocked car under investigation
• East Coventry voters to decide on tax hike for saving open space
• Suspect in armed robbery arrested
• Stimulus tracker project starts Sunday
• Schools chief to give up bonus
• Theft from unlocked car under investigation
• Candidates address farm issues at forum
• Suspect in armed robbery arrested
• White Clay runs high but spares neighbors
• Schools chief to give up bonus
• Storm next week bringing still more rain to the region
• Candidates address farm issues at forum
• Floods, power problems keep emergency crews busy (video)
• White Clay runs high but spares neighbors
• WCASD supt declines performance bonus
• Building collapses in West Chester (video)
• West Goshen and Police close to approving new contract
• Board denies Postal Service rate hike plea
• Flooding problems causing possible DLN delivery delays
• Flood warnings in effect until late tonight
• Theft from construction site under investigation
• West Goshen defends police contract plan
• Oxford area sewage plan waiting for OK
• 1 killed in crash on Pa. Turnpike
• Shooting suspect arraigned
• Committee recommends Phoenixville fire companies consolidate
• Coatesville VA Center dedicates new facility
• Senior sentenced for child sex abuse
• Rains cause flooding, power problems (videos)
• West Goshen and Police close to approving new contract
• Board denies Postal Service rate hike plea
• ComCam Signs Reseller Agreement With DRS Technologies
• Flood warnings issued throughout county
• One dead in Turnpike accident
• Spring City woman pleads guilty to DUI crash
• Spring-Ford board reconsiders cemetery driveway easement
• Oregon rescuers dig camel out of a sinkhole
• Candidates interviewed for Phoenixville council seat
• Booster club leader charged with theft
• 'Agent Tom' guilty of impersonating a police officer
• WCU to break ground on rec center
• Study examines children's school readiness
• 'Eddie Munster' to appear at Jason's Woods
• Suspects surprised by 26 felony charges
• Shootout in Coatesville (video)
• Twister sweeps through New London (video)
• WCU plans groundbreaking for new rec center Friday
• Tornado alert issued for area
• Schroder introduces legislation to address gov't corruption
• Amtrak unveils vision for high-speed rail
• John C.T. Alexander, 'the Voice of Franklin Field,' retiring
• Scouts practice respect for worn American flags
• County firefighters form new association
• Alex's Lemonade Stand still filling cups
• Trial opens for accused cop impersonator 'Agent Tom'
• Change is in the wind this weekend
• Poll: Toomey leads Sestak amid likely voters
• Police charge Pottstown man with retail theft
• Software firm seeks to close road in Upper Uwchlan corporate park
• Legislation targets Pa. corruption
• Prison for man who sicced dog on state police
• Kennett Square home invasion
• Schroder introduces legislation to address gov't corruption
• Man sentenced to prison for dog attack on troopers
• Tornado alert issued for area
• Amtrak unveils vision for high-speed rail
• Tax collection change progresses in county
• Segway owner dies in river cliff fall
• YMCA executive drowns while vacationing in NC
• Officials outline achievement goals for new school year
• 2.9% raise for West Chester Area schools chief
• Thousands lose power in Pottstown area
• Judge doubles bail in shooting case
• Sleeping Texan charged with public drunkenness
• Readers offer stink bug solutions
• YMCA executive drowns while vacationing in NC
• Unionville fair prepares for its 86th year
• Kennett Area Senior Center earns honor
• Easttown reviewing finances for 2010
• Township dedicates its new utility barn
• District to take fees for facilities
• Avon Grove board anticipates budget referendum
• RotorFest at American Helicopter Museum (video)
• CASD continues to improve
• Hoops benefit 'grueling, tough, fun' (video)
• Tax collection change progresses in county
• Segway owner dies in river cliff fall
• Cell phone tower ignites debate
• Petition seeks relief from court costs
• Accused killer decides to use defense lawyer
• They're everywhere, you can't stop them and they smell awful (video)
• Imagining all the shades of blue visible from the county parking garage
• Unionville-Chadds ford teacher talks at a glance
• Mid-States accreditation for Avon Grove
• Skateboarders complain to Oxford officials
• Thousands expected for Kennett Brewfest
• Unionville-Chadds Ford board fields comments about contract
• Judge to rule this afternoon on Pennhurst injunction request
• Fire in North Coventry (videos)
• Injunction denied: Pennhurst haunted asylum opens tonight
• German tourist reports theft from his vehicle
• $550,000 in damages in Norco fire
• Man charged with theft of dog, trespass in West Grove
• 'Asylum' opens to curious customers (video and photos)
• Police charge illegal immigrant with indecent exposure
• Tredyffrin balances 2011 budget
• County judge allows haunt to go on
• School district mapping growth
• Area police participating in drug take-back
• Judge to rule this afternoon on Pennhurst injunction request
• Police report thefts from West Grove farm
• Philadelphia woman charged with passing fraudulent checks
• Oxford board swears in new member
• Police prepare for Pennhurst traffic
• Coatesville adjusts curfew ordinance
• Oxford Area Sewer Authority plan faces another delay
• Brandywine Battlefield in jeopardy
• Area police participating in drug take-back
• A fond farewell to West Chester
• Fire in North Coventry (videos)
• Doctor guilty of indecent exposure
• Police report thefts from West Grove farm
• Oxford board swears in new member
• Coatesville adjusts curfew ordinance
• A fond farewell to West Chester
• Doctor guilty of indecent exposure
• Injunction denied: Pennhurst haunted asylum opens tonight
• Brandywine Battlefield again in danger of closing
• Philadelphia woman charged with passing fraudulent checks
• Police prepare for Pennhurst traffic
• Oxford Area Sewer Authority plan faces another delay
• Brandywine Battlefield again in danger of closing
• No deal for teachers in Phoenixville
• Indecent exposure trial begins
• Thanks for Downingtown revitalization projects (video)
• Brandywine Battlefield again in danger of closing
• Chadds Ford needs funds to help Brandywine Battlefield site
• Halloween event at Pennhurst ready to proceed (video)
• Couple asks court to halt Pennhurst Halloween attraction
• Shopping center work continues (video)
• Police: First-time driver crashes, flips car
• Embezzler loses appeal to reduce prison term
• Discussion on driveway continues at S-F
• Police seek man accused of exposing self to teen
• RDA policy change nearly derails lease
• KCSD OKs elementary redistricting plan
• Many officials express doubts, say more details are needed (video)
• Chadds Ford needs funds to help Brandywine Battlefield site
• Halloween event at Pennhurst ready to proceed
• Couple asks court to halt Pennhurst Halloween attraction
• Police seeking owner of satchel found along road
• County officially opens the Chester Valley Trail (video)
• Free workshop on "Pipelines, Communities and Safety" Thursday
• Calif. gas explosion shines light on pipeline regulation
• Borough ballpark push under way
• Police investigate W.C. two-vehicle crash (video)
• Poll says Toomey leading Senate race
• Detectives check for more victims in sex crimes case
• Coatesville council considers property tax strategy
• Upper Uwchlan eyes auto body repair shop for new public works facility
• Teens report indecent exposure at park
• United Way, Exelon sponsoring road rally through Chester County
• County officially opens the Chester Valley Trail
• Free workshop on "Pipelines, Communities and Safety" Thursday
• Calif. gas explosion shines light on pipeline regulation
• Borough ballpark push under way
• Ballpark announcement expected today
• 70-year-old former teacher arrested for sexual assault (video)
• Pair charged in shooting near hotel plead guilty
• Pocopson to levy earned-income tax starting in 2011
• Lawmakers urge action on teen driving law
• Arson-damaged block to be razed soon
• 40 Days for Life event set to start this evening
• Route 10 traffic issues troubling Oxford council
• Petition asks state to drop subsidy for resort
• 70-year-old former teacher arrested for sexual assault (video)
• Restaurant Festival a huge success (video)
• Downingtown man gets 3rd on 'America's Got Talent'
• New barber shop for Van Ryn (video)
• A makeover for Marilyn statue
• A word for WCU growth (video)
• Fight over future of Kardon Park enters new phase
• Water bills to rise 16 percent
• 'Good, but it is not enough'
• Basketball benefit to raise funds for high school band's trip to Pasadena
• 'Had we done something, would those children be alive?'
• Mayday at Millview (video)
• Dog lovers unleash outrage over changes to law
• Democrat Onorato campaigns in Chester County
• Mass casualty drill in Wallace (video series)
• Residents fill out survey to help create county park and rec plan
• Democrat Onorato campaigns in Chester County
• Judge forgoes prison for vet
• Signs of unrest during contract talks
• Escape from a Millview (video)
• Dog lovers unleash outrage over changes to law
• Mass casualty drill in Wallace (video series)
• Judge forgoes prison for vet
• Signs of unrest during contract talks
• Residents fill out survey to help create county park and rec plan
• Relocated technician admits he bilked firm
• New scoreboard dedicated to soccer player's memory (video)
• East Marlborough cell-phone tower plan debated
• Serial arsonist pleads guilty
• Hundreds mourn teen crash victim
• Superfund site in East Whiteland cleaned up
• Fire reported in Coatesville
• Accused arsonist pleads guilty in Coatesville fires
• Coatesville fires linked to Roger Barlow Jr.:
• Cleanup of Foote Mineral site nears completion
• Police, DEA to collect unneeded medications
• Relocated technician admits he bilked firm
• Superfund site in East Whiteland cleaned up
• New scoreboard dedicated to soccer player's memory (video)
• Fire reported in Coatesville
• East Marlborough cell-phone tower plan debated
• Coatesville fires linked to Roger Barlow Jr.:
• Serial arsonist pleads guilty
• Cleanup of Foote Mineral site nears completion
• Hundreds mourn teen crash victim
• Police, DEA to collect unneeded medications
• Fire reported in Coatesville
• Superfund site in East Whiteland cleaned up
• Concord man charged with abduction try
• West Whiteland countersues contractor of township building
• Court: State police incident reports not public
• Accused arsonist pleads guilty in Coatesville fires
• Money found in shopping cart at Westtown Acme
• West Chester implements hiring freeze
• Md. woman charged in shopper scheme
• West Whiteland countersues contractor
• 'Gasland' screening set at WCU
• Injured firefighters home safe
• Avon Grove community mourns crash victim
• 90 days to oppose new tax on liquor
• Crash pattern
• 'Wall-breaking' marks start of new school building (video)
• Officials, residents react to tax fraud charges (video)
• Phoenixville councilman steps down
• Woman sentenced for stealing gold jewelry from QVC
• Chetty going through with sale of Millview Apartments
• West Whiteland countersues contractor of township building
• Court: State police incident reports not public
• CCIU offers one of county's few driver's ed programs
• Group offers bird box sponsorships
• Group offers bird box sponsorships
• School board member appointed at GVSD
• School board member appointed at GVSD
• Chester Springs woman sent to county lockup after positive drug test
• Chester Springs woman sent to county lockup after positive drug test
• West Chester police honored (video)
• West Chester police honored (video)
• 4th-grade problem solved at Schuylkill Elementary School
• 4th-grade problem solved at Schuylkill Elementary School
• 'Appalled' Rendell shuts down reports on protests
• 'Appalled' Rendell shuts down reports on protests
• HBO documentary "Gasland" to be shown at WCU Sept.21
• Great Valley School District school board appoints new member
• CCIU offers one of county's few driver's ed programs
• Rendell touts gains in standardized test scores
• HBO documentary "Gasland" to be shown at WCU Sept.21
• Iran releases American woman on $500,000 bail
• CCIU offers one of county's few driver's ed programs
• Friends seek aid for crash victim's family (video)
• Friends seek aid for crash victim's family (video)
• Annual Fifty Plus Expo slated for Thursday
• Annual Fifty Plus Expo slated for Thursday
• Officials facing fraud charges
• Officials facing fraud charges
• West Goshen Republicans support ballot referendum
• West Goshen Republicans support ballot referendum
• Tales of trains and trolleys past
• Tales of trains and trolleys past
• Crash survivor: 'It happened so fast'
• Crash survivor: 'It happened that fast'
• Lawmakers vow to pursue driving reforms
• Resident to compete in 'America's Got Talent' finale (video)
• Principal: Young crash victims a familiar story (video)
• State senate to examine college drinking
• All charges held against rape suspect (video)
• Center, Pathstone help find youth jobs
• Embezzler: Prison sentence jeopardizes health
• HBO documentary "Gasland" to be shown at WCU Sept.21
• Lawmakers vow to pursue driving reforms
• Great Valley School District school board appoints new member
• Resident to compete in 'America's Got Talent' finale (video)
• Rendell touts gains in standardized test scores
• Principal: Young crash victims a familiar story (video)
• Iran releases American woman on $500,000 bail
• Great Valley School District school board appoints new member
• Rendell touts gains in standardized test scores
• Iran releases American woman on $500,000 bail
• All charges held against rape suspect (video)
• Center, Pathstone help find youth jobs
• Embezzler: Prison sentence jeopardizes health
• West Chester budget short on cash
• Public invited to comment on regional recreation plan
• Public opinions invited for project at Anson Nixon Park
• Hospice adopts policy against distracted driving
• Lawsuit alleges assaults by cops ignored
• State senate to examine college drinking
• Downingtown champ munches for morale
• Sunflower crop blooming in East Marlborough
• Pet adoptions skyrocket in Chester County (video)
• Family resolves dispute about school boundaries
• District to save $430,000 after early retirements
• Phila. protest targets haunt at Pennhurst
• Two dead, six hurt in head-on crash
• Couple traveling to India to fight child sex slavery
• East Whiteland drafts ordinance for burning
• 25 years and still growing
• WTC steel brings the tragedy home (video)
• A legend from the fall (video)
• Avon Grove teens die in post-game tragedy
• Phila. protest targets haunt at Pennhurst
• What would my dad do?
• Revisiting the lessons from Washington's defeat on Sept. 11, 1777
• Construction scheduled on Route 202 in West Goshen
• Post office's name honors local airman
• Event organizers: Dogs welcome at Chadds Ford Days
• Penn plans annual township picnic for Sept. 25
• Nature preserves deserve recognition for saving plants
• Mushroom Festival offers plenty to see, do and eat
• Enjoy the competition at Sunday's Soup and Wine Fest
• CARELESS CATASTROPHE
• Two dead, six hurt in head-on crash
• East Whiteland reach compromise on outdoor burning
• Red Cross accepting donations to help victims
• Pennhurst protest rally set for today
• Police: Cars set on fire in WCU parking lot (video)
• OJR to dedicate rebuilt middle school Saturday
• Handing out roses and thorns
• Case of alcohol allegedly bought for crash victims
• Embezzler sentenced to prison
• Area religious leaders condemn Quran-burning plan
• WCU creates volunteer patrol program to cover southeastern quadrant
• Cocaine seller sentenced to prison term
• East Whiteland reach compromise on outdoor burning
• Red Cross accepting donations to help victims
• Teacher accused of possessing child porn waives hearing
• Three preserves named "Wild Plant Sanctuarys" (video)
• Parade chief praises Downingtown band
• Governor pitches drilling tax
• West Chester eyes fees on special events
• Events marking 9/11 anniversary planned around county
• Coatesville woman sentenced for stabbing
• Coatesville school district receives clean audit
• Burn warning issued for area
• ChesLen Preserve named a "wild plant sanctuary"
• Teacher accused of possessing child porn waives hearing
• Woman gets jail for stealing from elderly aunt
• Woman charged with providing alcohol to teens in fatal crash
• Local group heading to Pasadena for parade (video)
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Vet center commandant ousted
• Borough trumpets new parking garage (video)
• Needham and Company Co-Founder Raymond Godfrey Joins ComCam's Advisory Board
• Developer: State funding for spa will create jobs
• Environmentalists seek funding from Marcellus Shale taxes
• Environmental coalition urges severance tax revenue for Growing Greener
• Protest planned to oppose Pennhurst attraction
• Attorney: Gun into court 'a careless mistake'
• Marley daughter pleads guilty to pot charges
• Woman gets jail for stealing from elderly aunt
• Providing alcohol to teens, she's charged with crime
• Accused rapist was school hall monitor
• Local group heading to Pasadena for parade (video)
• Public schools sitting on $2.75B in reserves
• Environmental coalition urges severance tax revenue for Growing Greener
• GOP hopefuls speak at forum
• Public schools sitting on $2.75B in reserves
• $554,500 grant to aid Phoenixville Area energy conservation
• Events planned to commemorate ninth anniversary of Sept. 11
• Victim's mom: 'He needs to die!'
• GOP hopefuls speak at forum (video)
• Coatesville hesitates on energy conservation issue
• $554,500 grant to aid Phoenixville Area energy conservation
• Borough trumpets new parking garage (video)
• Victim's mom: 'He needs to die!'
• Developer: State funding for spa will create jobs
• Coatesville hesitates on energy conservation issue
• Environmentalists seek funding from Marcellus Shale taxes
• Chamber backing Meehan, Toomey
• Historical commission upset after decision to raze 1930 Schuylkill School
• Environmental coalition urges severance tax revenue for Growing Greener
• Concert nets $11,000 for Camp Sunshine
• Protest planned to oppose Pennhurst attraction
• Suspect was school employee at time of alleged rape
• Attorney: Gun into court 'a careless mistake'
• Record crowds for equestrians (video)
• Marley daughter pleads guilty to pot charges
• Agreements signed for Boot Road traffic signal
• Suspect was school employee at time of alleged rape
• In Chester County, more patients choosing hospice
• Protest planned to oppose Pennhurst attraction
• Murder-for-hire hearing today
• Attorney: Gun into court 'a careless mistake'
• Phoenixville studio features Jamaican-born artist IKRU
• Marley daughter pleads guilty to pot charges
• Borough acquires new place for parking
• Record crowds for equestrians (video)
• Stand up to cancer again
• Agreements signed for Boot Road traffic signal
• Chamber backing Meehan, Toomey
• More patients choosing hospice care
• Historical commission upset after decision to raze 1930 Schuylkill School
• Murder-for-hire hearing today
• Concert nets $11,000 for Camp Sunshine
• Phoenixville studio features Jamaican-born artist IKRU
• Borough acquires new place for parking
• Stand up to cancer again
• Timing of grants troubles critics
• 2010 Grant Awards — Schuylkill River Watershed Restoration Program
• 'Answering the Call'
• Township seeks input on new Unionville park
• Grad wins again at film festival
• Spring City man charged with theft from restaurant
• Clowning retiree turns 100
• Consumer advocate backs rate increase
• Easttown installs new police chief -- VIDEO
• Experts to price treasures at Appraisal Fair
• Resident: Liability problem in creating Valley crosswalk -- VIDEO
• 5K run to benefit research into rare form of muscular dystrophy
• Man-hug drew out firebug's mea culpa
• One of Chester County's 'heroes in conservation'
• Lovely weekend for horse lovers (video)
• Airmen reunite with Kennett classmates
• Schuylkill supervisors pass up grant to construct another trail
• Resident: Liability problem in creating Valley crosswalk
• School district boundary case headed for resolution
• Grand welcome for a returning Marine (video)
• New plans for Exton Park call for multi-use fields and trails
• Chestnut St. Garage to open (video)
• Judge orders mental evaluation for accused thief
• Bruno sworn in as judge association's president
• Praise for expanded high school (video)
• Road report
• More fields, trails coming
• Changes coming to this year's Mushroom Festival
• All charges held against EMS embezzlement suspects
• Motorist faces DUI charges after backing into utility pole
• City man held for alleged teen rape
• OJR school board approves bid for adult education course catalogs
• Residents question $20 million for project
• Chestnut St. Garage to open (video)
• Dividing 'today's obstacle' in Pulver project
• Lawyer: Pennhurst property plan lacks proper zoning
• New plans for Exton Park call for multi-use fields and trails
• Pension collected improperly, report says
• Supervisors spar over 'Pennhurst Asylum'
• Auditor General releases report of CCIU
• Supervisors spar over 'Pennhurst Asylum'
• Police: Man holds hostages in Discovery building
• Coatesville may restrict rental conversions
• Lawyer: Food allergies mandate bail reinstatement
• Amish man to take polygraph
• Seven local municipalities awarded PECO Green Region grants
• OJR school board votes to add 7 teaching positions
• West Chester police station, public works projects on track
• Oxford man charged in hammer attack
• For sewer rate hike, opposition continues
• Borough planners oppose church's expansion plan
• Gerlach: Health reform was 'wrong prescription'
• Barring speakers may backfire on West Chester board
• Knifer seeks mercy from court
• Zoning officer testifies at hearing for ousted West Vincent leader
• Police: Man holds hostages in Discovery building
• Katrina victims issue giant 'thanks' to local region
• Second set of sewer rate hearings slated
• Athletic programs challenge budgets
• High school students search for new ways to impress colleges
• Coatesville Area school board appoints new member
• Prosecutor testifies about evidence in Lincoln rape case
• Creator: 'Pennhurst Asylum' no insult
• Retirement system's cost to rise dramatically soon
• Henderson grad raises funds for Lyme disease research
• Katrina victims issue giant 'thanks' to local region
• Family who fled New Orleans, thank the people of Malvern,Paoli
• Henderson High grad raises money to fight Lyme Disease
• Second set of sewer rate hearings to be held in Parkesburg
• Pa. school pension fund posts 14.6 percent return
• America One flight from Coatesville VA (video)
• Downingtown man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Chasing top grade-point averages
• Activists take sides on looming retirement system crisis
• Contract talks ahead for 2 area districts (audio)
• Students must find time for sleep
• Students must find time for sleep
• Library's circulation soars over the summer
• Library's circulation soars over the summer
• Kennett teen lends a hand in devastated Haitian community
• Kennett teen lends a hand in devastated Haitian community
• Coatesville joins First Suburbs Project
• Coatesville joins First Suburbs Project
• Kennett Consolidated's growth paces Chester County school districts
• Kennett Consolidated's growth paces Chester County school districts
• Avon Grove, county dread pension system woes
• Avon Grove, county dread pension system woes
• Thinking differently at career-tech schools
• Thinking differently at career-tech schools
• Judge hears arguments in Lincoln rape case
• Judge hears arguments in Lincoln rape case
• Henderson High grad raises money to fight Lyme Disease
• Henderson High grad raises money to fight Lyme Disease
• Pa. school pension fund posts 14.6 percent return
• Second set of sewer rate hearings to be held in Parkesburg
• Pa. school pension fund posts 14.6 percent return
• America One flight from Coatesville VA (video)
• America One flight from Coatesville VA (video)
• Former campers find new mission as Camp Dreamcatcher counselors
• Former campers find new mission as Camp Dreamcatcher counselors
• Proposed trail network would link Pocopson and its neighbors
• Proposed trail network would link Pocopson and its neighbors
• Township launches land-plan process
• Township launches land-plan process
• Contract talks ahead for 2 area districts (audio)
• 72-year-old walking 2,000 miles for world peace (video)
• Returning to my criminal past with a walk down Unionville way
• Man admits to child porn possession
• Thoughts about reforming education
• Charter schools carve a new niche in public education
• Low PSSA scores prompt change at West Chester East High School
• Fright nights coming to former mental hospital
• Coatesville VA welcomes vets home (video)
• Employing adaptive technology for advanced special education
• Local manufacturer of drill rigs helps Chile mine rescue efforts
• Downingtown grad joins work crews helping New Orleans
• Borough firm's rig rescuing miners (video)
• Man facing drug charges in Coatesville
• Police say clerk stole $150,000 via checks
• Mosquito spraying to control West Nile virus set for Tredyffrin
• Local manufacturer of drill rigs helps Chile mine rescue efforts
• Downingtown grad joins work crews helping New Orleans
• Borough firm's rig rescuing miners (video)
• Man facing drug charges in Coatesville
• Police say clerk stole $150,000 via checks
• Mosquito spraying to control West Nile virus set for Tredyffrin
• The gift of reading
• Oxford police chief signs 3-year contract
• Woman waives hearing in armed robbery case
• Different slant: Back to school in clip art land
• Great Valley looks to fill vacancy
• Burke remembered for revitalization, preservation
• Council discusses use of Schuylkill River Trail
• Local manufacturer of drill rigs helps Chile mine rescue efforts
• Great Valley School District to fill school board spot
• Police: Man admits exposing self to juveniles
• DEA, local cops team up on bust
• Letting a daughter leave the nest
• Marshall Square Park structure undergoing repairs (video)
• OJR board eyes adult education
• Watch video from Tuesday's sewer rate hearing
• Great Valley School District to fill school board spot
• Police: Man admits exposing self to juveniles
• Three arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Historic Building in Marshall Square Park in West Chester gets makeover
• An 'expose' of a modern ballet by WCU senior
• Candidate Trivedi unveils job creation plan
• CASD votes to increase class size
• Study lauds Coatesville's potential
• District OKs contract for one year with union
• Historic Building in Marshall Square Park in West Chester gets makeover
• An 'expose' of a modern ballet by WCU senior
• Volunteers wanted to clean up the Medal of Honor Grove in Valley Forge
• Pa. doesn't make cut for education grants
• Township approves housing plan for former cemetery property
• 3 from West Virginia arraigned on repair scam charges
• Senior center director retires after 31 years
• Spring-Ford Area ditches plans for an access road near cemetery
• Customers: Rate hike 'horrendous'
• Volunteers sought for cleanup of medal grove
• Supporters backing Miller regardless of tax troubles (video)
• County officials confirm Miller's tax payback deal
• Split verdict in DUI homicide case
• Volunteers wanted to clean up the Medal of Honor Grove in Valley Forge
• Torture victim seeks mercy for tormentor
• Pa. doesn't make cut for education grants
• Official explains his tax troubles (video)
• Township approves new rules for landlords
• No charges in fatal school bus accident
• Plans for Spring-Ford Area driveway draw concerns
• Power problems halt trains throughout Northeast
• Traffic restrictions begin for work in Honey Brook
• A look inside Camp Cadet
• Split verdict in DUI homicide case
• Torture victim seeks mercy for tormentor
• Pa. doesn't make cut for education grants
• Official explains his tax troubles (video)
• Township approves new rules for landlords
• Plans for Spring-Ford Area driveway draw concerns
• Traffic restrictions begin for work in Honey Brook
• No charges in fatal school bus accident
• A look inside Camp Cadet
• Power problems halt trains throughout Northeast
• High school project on schedule for August opening
• New findings provide old clues at Duffy's Cut
• Officials oppose political mergers
• Glenmoore motorist dies on Route 841
• Verdict due for accused driver
• Split verdict in DUI homicide case
• Man gets 3 to 6 years in torture case; victim says sentence is too harsh
• Rallies over mosque near ground zero get heated
• Police rule fatal bus incident accidental
• Bullock named executive director of Kennett Symphony
• New mission for an Iron Man
• Easttown officer shares his time (video)
• New 20-acre community park nears reality in Unionville
• New children's librarian selected for Tredyffrin Public Library
• New plaque in Kennett Square honors longtime volunteer
• West Chester opts for brick sidewalks after all
• The Toni Sharpless mystery (slideshow)
• Grant will help unearth specifics of Paoli Massacre
• Seeing the grocery store through the eyes of the Class of 2014
• Money tight at Valley Forge
• Restaurant fest's growth put on a diet
• Borough bans animals from all its public celebrations
• The Toni Sharpless mystery (slideshow)
• Phoenixville board debates class size
• Grant will help unearth specifics of Paoli Massacre
• Unionville band camp begins
• Seeing the grocery store through the eyes of the Class of 2014
• WCU student 'exposes' composition of a modern ballet
• Money tight at Valley Forge
• Freed convict trapped in time
• Restaurant fest's growth put on a diet
• Township boundary separates a student from her classmates
• Borough bans animals from all its public celebrations
• Phoenixville board debates class size
• Unionville band camp begins
• WCU student 'exposes' composition of a modern ballet
• Freed convict trapped in time
• Township boundary separates a student from her classmates
• Gardner guilty of murder
• Municipal building's contractor sues township
• Suspects nabbed for 'roid running
• West Whiteland sued by contractor who built twp building
• Police: Phoenixville man lost heroin in credit union
• correction/clarification
• Road report
• West Nile virus found in tests of mosquitos
• West Whiteland sued by contractor who built twp building
• Grandson of late congressman faces molestation charges
• DA: Death penalty ruled out in Coatesville homicide case
• Bikers honor 9/11 victims with 455-mile ride
• Lessons in fair play and sportsmanship
• GOP chairman rekindles Sestak 'offergate'
• Drunken man served beers at restaurant
• Coatesville to hold hearing on sewer rate increase
• University asked to stop buying real estate
• Spring-Ford school board to vote on easement
• Pro wrestling group to host 'Headlock on Healthcare & Hunger'
• Police warn of summer scams
• ComCam Locks Up More Correctional Facilities
• Tree hits Concord garage housing '56 T-Bird (Video)
• Cop testifies accused man tried to flee fatal crash scene
• Oxford looks to correct computer power issues in police vehicles
• CASD remains silent regarding Graystone investigation
• Rendell: Only 100 state layoffs now necessary
• DUI crash victim awarded $6.8 million
• CASD remains silent about Graystone investigation
• Trekking to Ground Zero on a journey of kindness
• Judge strikes down challenge to petition
• West Pikeland officials approve $1 million loan to fund road repairs
• DUI VICTIM AWARDED $6.8 MILLION
• East Nottingham man facing child sex abuse charges
• DA: Death penalty ruled out in Coatesville homicide case
• Phoenixville merchant hopes complaint letter sparks positive change
• CASD remains silent regarding Graystone investigation
• Rendell: Only 100 state layoffs now necessary
• Win tickets to magical shows in AC!
• Marshallton residents negotiate with twp on streetscapes plan
• U.S. House candidate hosts forum on economy (video)
• West Goshen petition drive succeeds
• State releases delinquent taxpayer list
• Charges dismissed against man accused of deceptive lease
• Supervisors ponder fate of ordinance records
• Trial opens for DUI deaths of 2 motorists
• Tempers flare over solar panels (video)
• Coatesville RDA refocuses on future
• Polo match to benefit inner-city children
• Upper Uwchlan to borrow $3.5 million
• DUI crash victim awarded $6.8 million
• Students learn shooting skills at clinic
• Cop testifies accused man tried to flee fatal crash scene
• Streetscapes opponents find compromise
• Oxford looks to correct computer power issues in police vehicles
• U.S. House candidate hosts forum on economy
• Mailboxes reported vandalized in North Coventry
• Neighbors: Solar panels a 'glaring' error (Video)
• Mision Santa Maria breaks ground for new church
• W. Goshen petition drive succeeds
• Marshallton residents negotiate with twp on streetscapes plan
• Effects of pot use center of fatal crash trial
• State releases delinquent taxpayer list
• Win tickets to magical shows in AC!
• Testimony begins in trial of alleged Coatesville killer
• For this Beatles fan, her devotion is permanent (video)
• Insults abound in 2010 campaigns
• Owen J. Roberts reviews bids for sidewalk repairs
• Officials: No criminal charges in boy's death
• Swimming for a cause
• More traffic restrictions for Route 202 construction
• Phoenixville Area to demolish old elementary school
• PennDOT studying train station (video)
• Hines announces his retirement
• For this Beatles fan, her devotion is permanent (Video)
• Testimony begins in trial of alleged Coatesville killer
• Insults abound in 2010 campaigns
• Win tickets to magical shows in AC!
• Longtime banker copes with unemployment in an uncertain economy
• School board approves more Downingtown Area staff changes
• Life or death battle
• Camp Curious nears fundraising goal of $10,000
• City a step closer to clearing Fleetwood Street
• Plans forthcoming for NVF site in Kennett Square
• Tredyffrin SWAT team prepares for trouble (video)
• A blizzard baby boom?
• Downingtown Area revisits special ed
• Win tickets to magical shows in AC!
• Teen dies in crash
• A salute to David C. Dolby (video)
• No death penalty for 2008 murder
• Adding supervisors might subtract from library, official warns
• Fourth CEO in 4 years for Graystone Academy
• Jennersville store owner robbed at gunpoint
• Murder suspect caught
• Prison for paralegal in theft of $100,000
• Botanical survey of East Bradford released
• Teen dies after early morning crash
• Win tickets to magical shows in AC!
• Coatesville homicide suspect captured in Atlanta
• Watch group challenges Phoenixville council on neglected buildings
• Chester County 4-H Fair highlights youth work ethic (video)
• Elvis visits Exton Square mall (video)
• Defendant in burglary trial goes missing
• East Bradford's plants threatened by habitat loss
• Botanical survey of East Bradford released
• Teen dies after early morning crash
• Win tickets to magical shows in AC!
• Area YMCAs set challenge for blood drive
• Robbery victim 'afraid for my life'
• Fundraiser set for murder victim's children
• Police probe shooting death of 4-year-old (video)
• Resident challenges petition signatures
• Downingtown middle school construction delayed
• East Nottingham home robbed
• Coatesville homicide suspect captured in Atlanta
• Immigrare.com Follows Supreme Court Decision With Free Service Offer
• ComCam Captures $2.5M In Command-and-Control Contracts
• ComCam Presenting At FSX Marina Del Rey
• ComCam International Quoted on OTCBB
• Easter Egg Hunt and Brunch
• Easter Egg Hunt And Sunday Brunch
• ComCam Integrates Acquisition of P2
• ComCam Completes Acquisition of Pinnacle Integrated Systems
• ComCam Announces Intent To Acquire Pinnacle Integrated Systems
• ComCam Selected by ePortation on New Maritime Domain Awareness Project
• ComCam Announces New Vice President of Sales
• ComCam Announces New Addition to Management
• Tarot Readings @ Limoncello's
• Goshen Country Fair
• Local Community Service Organization Participates in Service to Seniors
• Local Community Service Organization Helps Change the Lives of Children in Chester County
• "Bellissimo Broadway" Concert
• ComCam Awarded Surveillance Contract for ICE
• Recycling Alert
• Menorah Lighting
• Gala At Longwood Gardens
• Oral History "How To" Workshop.
• History Day Kickoff
• East Bradford Day 2006

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