Returning to work or upgrading a career involves careful planning, especially during a pandemic. If you are looking for assistance, New Choices, a free career development program now offered online through Delaware County Community College, can help. The College is offering a free, one-week, virtual synchronous program, in which an instructor will guide participants through topics including resume writing, interview communication, using LinkedIn, and determining…
Vera M. Cole, 101, of Oxford, died Wednesday, Dec. 16, at The Ware Presbyterian Village. She was preceded in death by her parents Ray P. and Mabel Roth Reese, her husband of 52 years Ray D. Cole, and her son Jay Dennis Cole. As a homemaker, Vera was able to be a cub scout leader, a piano teacher for more than 50 years, a past…
Kenneth Robert Renn, 77, of Chadds Ford, died peacefully at his home with family by his side on Wednesday, Dec. 16. He was a devoted husband, proud father, and grandfather. He loved traveling with his wife, working with his hands, fixing things, and treasured his time with family. Ken was born on Jan. 31, 1943, in Shamokin, to the late Howard and Rita Zelinskie Renn.…
Joseph P. Versagli Sr., 87, of Landenberg, died Monday, Dec. 14, at Jennersville Hospital. He was the husband of Lorena “Reni” Cocciolone Versagli, with whom he shared 65 year of marriage. Born in Landenberg, he was the son of the late Gusippe Versagli and the late Assunta Latttanzio Versagli. Joe was a lifelong mushroom grower, and part-owner of G. Versagli and Sons in Landenberg, retiring…
The following animals are ready to be adopted from the Brandywine Valley SPCA in West Chester. Carson Carson is a very friendly playful little dog. He loves toys and running around the yard. This silly goofball makes people laugh. Carson is hoping for an active family that’s ready for some adventures. He loves treats and is very affectionate and loving. Carson is a ladies’ man…