Monthly Archives: April 2011
Bits & Pieces April 28
Quilters meet, Darlington Arts Center fund raiser, UHS Play Godspell this weekend
National Pretzel Day
Free Pretzels All Round at the Philly Pretzel Factory
Chadds Ford student prepares baseball gear for shipment abroad
Michael Walter-Dillon knows how to help others and has a mound of baseball equipment in his kitchen to prove it.
Art and Garden Celebration – Pocopson Elementary
The Pocopson Elementary School Art & Garden Celebration is this Saturday April 30 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Rain or Shine.
The Budget Mess: A crisis in legitimacy
Reality has finally caught up with the ruling elite, and its members inside and outside government are in a panic--a guest editorial by Sheldon Richman.
Robert Baker Chambers Jr. of Oxford
Robert Baker Chambers Jr., 93, of Oxford, died April 19, at Christiana Hospital in Newark.
Parker retiring as U-CF superintendent
“I am not resigning to seek another position. I look forward to spending time with my sons and grandchildren and being able to have many good nights of sleep. I do not intend to be a lame duck and look forward to working through the many issues which we need to address. It’s time for all of us to work together at all times.”
The Doctor is In: How to choose a family-practice physician
Selecting a family-practice physician is one of the most important decisions you can make for your own health and that of your family’s.
George Lee Crampton of Kennett Square
George Lee Crampton, 56, of Kennett Square, died peacefully on Friday, April 15, at his residence.
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