Letter to the Editor: Linder, Do allegation an ‘insult’

I read with great amusement the nuanced bewilderment of [Kathy] Do and [Gregg] Linder. In my simple view, [Jeff] Hellrung did not endorse anyone. The assertion of Do and Linder that an organization “single-handedly defeated two referendums” is an insult to the majority of district voters who disagreed with their position concerning the renovation of the high school. Playing the victim is not flattering or…

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Chesco Sheriff updates most-wanted list

The Chester County Sheriff’s Office has released an updated list of Chester County’s most wanted fugitives and is seeking the assistance of the public to help track them down. Chester County Sheriff Carolyn "Bunny" Welsh said, “The first public release of our Most Wanted list in July of 2014 resulted in the arrest of four fugitives who were featured on that list. We received a…

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Roadwork for week of Oct. 31

PennDOT has announced the following road projects, which are weather-dependent and could affect residents in the greater Chadds Ford area during the week of Oct. 31 through Nov. 7. Motorists are urged to allow extra time if they are traveling through one of the construction zones. Route 1 in both directions in New Garden Township will be subject to lane closures for bridge deck repairs.…

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Letter to the Editor: A vote for Horowitz

On Tuesday, I will go to the polls and vote for Alan Horowitz.  I will do so as a proud Republican, but also as an even prouder resident of the Estates of Chadds Ford and citizen of Chadds Ford Township.   I will vote for Alan for three key reasons:  His business and leadership experience; his commitment to protecting Chadds Ford from over-development; and his ability to…

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Letter to the Editor: Shame on you, Jeff Hellrung

It is a very sad day for the UCFD school district when a sitting school board member, Jeff Hellrung, uses his position to engage in politics in an election outside his region. Jeff’s scurrilous editorial attack on Kathy Do, Bev Brookes and Gregg Lindner has no place in schoolboard dynamics. It will only poison the well of our deliberations. I’ve been a member of the…

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Chesco previews 2016 budget with no tax hike

The Chester County Board of Commissioners heard a presentation on the county’s 2016 preliminary budget at its Sunshine Meeting on Thursday, Oct. 29. Chief Operating Officer Mark Rupsis outlined the $525.9 million, draft spending plan, which holds the line on taxes and represents a 1.35 percent decrease from 2015. The preliminary budget calls for $439 million in operating expenses and $87 million in capital expenditures.…

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At Halloween, time to vanquish vampire power

While you can ward off vampires with garlic alone, a few small changes around your home will keep vampire energy from haunting you this Halloween. Vampire or “phantom” energy is energy used by computers, televisions, cable/satellite boxes, chargers, and other appliances and devices that continue to use power while powered off but still plugged in. These devices slowly drain energy, even when the products are…

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