Sheriff’s sale for Pennsbury Village project

The Pennsbury Village project has an uncertain future. Eagle National Bank has filed for an Oct. 18 sheriff’s sale against PVA, so financing for the townhouse development project is in doubt. “We don’t know what the status of the Pennsbury Village Associates development is currently,” said Supervisors’ Chairman, Aaron McIntyre at the Sept. 19 supervisors meeting. Township solicitor Tom Oeste said the township’s existing stipulation…

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Wegman’s, Keystone Plaza hearings continued

The Chadds Ford Zoning Hearing Board continued to next month, two hearings — one involving a two-township development that includes a Wegmans supermarket in Concord Township. The development is planned for one parcel of 33 acres. That parcel extends across the two townships in the area bordered by Route 202 and Applied Card Way, across from Hillman Drive. The Concord Township side would include the…

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School board to spend some, save some

The Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board voted to spend money on a new entrance for the high school football stadium, but also to refinance some outstanding debt to save money in the long run. In a 7-1 vote, the board decided to spend $35,000 to build a new ticket booth and relocate the stadium entrance as part of the board’s long range plan. School Board Director…

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Birmingham still needs supervisor; township pushes back against state

See ***UPDATE***  below Birmingham Township has yet to name a replacement for Al Bush, the supervisor who died Aug. 28. The board has until Sept. 27 to appoint someone to fill the remainder of Bush’s term that expires at the end of 2013. To that end, the board scheduled a special meeting for 11 a.m., Friday, Sept. 21. There is no scarcity of people interested…

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Around Town Sept. 20

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Victoria Wyeth, granddaughter of Andrew Wyeth rides a Harley with Andy Bell, Andrew Wyeth’s friend and last model.

• Andy Bell and his wife, Diane, of Chadds Ford, will be special guests at Center for the Creative Arts’ Luck of the Draw. Luck of the Draw is a fund-raiser to be held on Sept. 29 at CCArts that features Victoria Wyeth as the emcee. The funds from this event support art scholarships for children and CCArts programs. Bell posed for Wyeth’s final Chadds…

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Adopt-a-Pet: Kiki and Oreo

These two pretty ladies were surrendered to CCSPCA more than five months ago because their owner moved into an apartment where cats were unwelcome. Kiki and Oreo are sisters and have been together from the very start, so they will need to be adopted as a pair. Both cats are very sweet and lived with children in their previous home. Kiki and Oreo cannot wait…

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Police log Sept. 20

• An unidentified man had the license plate stolen from a brand new car while he was inside the Wawa on Route 202 at Naaman’s Creek Road. State police said the man had just picked up the car from a dealership in West Chester before driving to the store. When he came back out from making a purchase, he noticed the tag was missing. The…

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Pileggi, Killion recognized by Pa. farmers for support of agriculture

State Sen. Dominic Pileggi, R-9, and state Rep. Tom Killion, R-165, both of whom represent portions of Chester and Delaware Counties, have been named "Supporters of Agriculture" by FARMER, the political action committee of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, the state’s largest farm organization. FARMER (Farmers Allied for Responsive More Effective Representation) supports the election of "friends of agriculture" to the state General Assembly and based…

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