Monthly Archives: November 2009
Erma Drucker Watterson of West Grove
Erma Drucker Watterson, 84, of West Grove, died Thursday Nov. 19, at the Life Care Center in West Chester.
Longwood Gardens releases 2010 lineup of Continuing Education Classes.
New Floral Fun Classes, exclusive Back Door Tours, never-before offered Certificate courses and a look at native wildflowers are just a few of the inspiring, hands-on courses and interesting classes Longwood Gardens’ Continuing Education is offering in 2010. The complete Course Catalog of classes, lectures and workshops is available now at Longwood Gardens or by calling 610-388-1000 ext. 559. Choose from a wide variety of…
Tranquilla Quaglia of Kennett Square
Tranquilla Quaglia,88 of Kennett Square, died Monday, Nov. 16, at Fair Acres in Lima.
Adopt-a-pet
Iggy is a juvenile green iguana that is available for adoption through the Chester County SPCA. Iggy was brought to the shelter because its owner did not like the gnats that were surrounding its cage at home. Iggy needs a care giver that understands iguanas and will have time to socialize with it. If you are able to provide that home, visit the Chester County…
Christmas in Miniature opens Dec. 2
The Chadds Ford Gallery presents its 28th annual Christmas in Miniature exhibit opening Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1- 8:00 p.m. The exhibit will continue through Dec.1. Original framed art, created in miniature for Holiday gift giving, that are painted in different styles, subjects and medium by over 55 established and Award winning artists; the artwork is priced from $65.00 to $500.00. The 55 Regional, National, International…
Taxes increase in Birmingham
Supervisors will vote on the 2010 spending plan on Dec. 21.
Holiday traditions continue at Brandywine River Museum
This is the 28th year for the big wreath.
Beadscope celebrates first anniversary
The shop held a weeklong anniversary celebration from Nov. 15-21.
Beadscope celebrates first anniversary
The shop held a weeklong anniversary celebration from Nov. 15-21.
Coincidence or trial balloon?
Is it just a coincidence that the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is now recommending that women wait until they're in their 50s before getting mammograms and, then, every two years?