Artists’ Stories at the Square Pear Gallery

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"Evening's Blush at the Square Pear Gallery By Ann Guidera-Matey,

There is no doubt that we live in interesting times. Perhaps a touch too interesting, depending on the day. But that does mean that stories abound for those who experience those interesting times, and those stories are being told in every format available, from movies to books, television to poems, and especially, all types of art. The Square Pear Gallery in Kennett Square is gathering…

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Adrienne Marie Donaghue Gallagher

Adrienne Marie Donaghue Gallagher, 82, died peacefully at home on Saturday, April 9, after a long illness. She was a proud wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. She was 82. Born April 2, 1940, to Louise Wermuth Donaghue and Adrian H. Donaghue, in Philadelphia, she was the oldest of six loving siblings. Affectionately known as Puggy, she graduated from St. Mary’s Academy and Chestnut…

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Police Log April 13: Thefts from cars

Pennsylvania State Police Avondale Barracks • State police reported several cars were illegally entered while parked at a park on Firehouse Drive in East Marlborough Township on April 2. Thieves took purses. Two of the cars were unlocked and a third had a smashed rear passenger window. The break-ins happened at about 4 p.m. • Police are investigating a purse theft that happened on March…

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Hank’s gets sewer OK

The Chadds Ford Sewer Authority removed one bureaucratic obstacle standing in the way of a hoped-for rebuild of Hank’s Place. Authority members voted 4-0 during a special April 12 meeting, saying owners Anthony and Katie Young won’t have to buy more sewer capacity once the restaurant is rebuilt. Hank’s Place was destroyed in the Sept. 1 flooding. Sewer usage is rated in EDUs — or…

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