Toll quiet on Westtown decision

A week after Westtown Township released its written decision denying the Toll Bros. conditional use application for the development of Crebilly Farm, the developer still has not commented. Westtown supervisors announced their decision verbally during a five-minute meeting on Dec. 28 but didn’t issue its written decision until last week on Feb. 13. Toll’s Divisional President Andrew Semon said last week that the company had…

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John Joseph Henderson Jr. of West Chester

John Joseph Henderson Jr., 68, of West Chester, died Friday, Feb. 16, at his home surrounded by the love and comfort of his family and friends. He was the husband of Susan May Henderson, and together they shared 45 years and 4 months of marriage. Growing up in West Chester, John was the eldest son of Gertrude Short Henderson and John Joseph Henderson Sr. In 1967,…

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Mary Margaret McDonald of Kennett Square

Mary Margaret McDonald (Glaab) died peacefully on Thursday, Feb. 15 at her home in Kennett Square. She was 91 years old. Mary was predeceased by her husband of 59 years, Charles Cameron “Cam” McDonald, a research scientist with the DuPont Company. She was also predeceased by two sons, Peter Scott McDonald of Boothwyn, and John Sutherland McDonald of Wilmington, and a brother, Charles Michael Glaab…

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Academic Achievement Feb. 20

• Zachary Micklin and Dylan Thompson, both of Chadds Ford, were named to the University of Alabama’s Dean's List for fall 2017 semester. To make the list, students need a grade point average of 3.5 or better. • Four students from Chadds Ford made the Deans’ List at Philadelphia’s University of the Sciences. The students are Haithm Abdou, a doctor of pharmacy student; Daphne Liang,…

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