The loss of a car can lead to the loss of a job, which can lead to the loss of a home. That is exactly what happened to one family who is participating in the Family Promise of Southern Chester County program. But thanks to Recycled Rides, a program of the National Auto Body Council, a young dad, mom, and two small children are on…
Antonio “Gin” Rosado, 70, of Kennett Square, died Tuesday, Aug. 16, at the Holy Spirit Hospital in Camp Hill. He was the husband of Aida Bonilla Sanchez, with whom he shared 43 years of marriage. Born in Maricao, Puerto Rico, he was the son of the late Dolores Rosado and Eugenia Rivera. He had worked in the mushroom industry for many years. Gin enjoyed playing…
The Land Conservancy for Southern Chester County (TLC), a nonprofit conservation organization, announced that it has achieved renewed accreditation – a mark of distinction in land conservation. The Land Trust Accreditation Commission awarded renewed accreditation, signifying its confidence that TLC’s lands will be protected forever, said a TLC press release. Almost 15 million acres of farms, forests and natural areas vital to healthy communities –…
Jeffrey W. Lombardi, 54, of West Chester, and formerly of Malvern, died Aug. 16. Born in Philadelphia, in 1962, Jeffrey was the son of the late Joseph J., Sr. and Joyce E. (Farrell) Lombardi. He was the beloved brother of Joseph J. Lombardi, Jr. (Mary), Donna M. Sherwin (Rich), Janice A. Brown and D. Michael Lombardi. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and…
A recent opinion piece in the Daily Local newspaper entitled “County is Ahead of the Curve on Women in Leadership,” asserts that women “at the helm is business as usual.” It is certainly true that women in Chester County have made remarkable social, economic and political progress in recent years. We have made great strides towards closing the gender gap in several aspects including, as…
From a therapy dog’s stress-busting skills to a drug dog’s crime-busting expertise, the K-9 Unit of the Chester County Sheriff’s Office has grown from two teams to 10 over the past decade. On Friday, Aug. 19, the public will have an opportunity to see the K-9 program in action at the Chester County Sheriff’s Office's Fifth Annual Cruise Night, which is being held at West…
There are few things in this life as physically and emotionally devastating to a family or business as a fire. Knowing what to do after a fire can help reduce the damage and increase the chances of a successful restoration. It is important to understand that even though the fire is out, there are still health and safety risks. Dirty water and soot may contain…
School board directors and school administrators in the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District are continuing their exploration into a later start time for high school students. The board is set to begin an examination into the science behind the recommendations in September, according to board Vice President Jeff Hellrung. He noted that views on smoking changed after science proved its dangerous effects. Attitudes toward seat-belt use…
• A motorist who fell asleep at the wheel was cited for driving while privileges had been revoked. State police said Christopher L. Martin Sr., 43, of Coatesville, fell asleep while driving on Hanover Drive in Pennsbury Township at 7:37 a.m. on Aug. 3. The Toyota Corolla he was driving went off the road and struck a tree. A 12-year-old passenger was not wearing a…