Doris Isaac Grumbach of Kennett Square

Doris Isaac Grumbach was a novelist, author of six memoirs, and literary critic. Born to Leonard Isaac and Helen (Oppenheimer) Isaac on July 12, 1918, she died on Nov. 4, at the age of 104, at Kendal-Crosslands in Kennett Square, PA. She is survived by three daughters, Barbara Wheeler, Elizabeth Cale, and Kathryn Grumbach; three grandchildren, Isaac Wheeler, Maya Yarowsky, and Hannah Yarowsky; and three…

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Rededicating WWI monument

The William W. Fahey American Legion Post 491 will conduct a rededication of the WWI Monument located on the property of Mary D. Lang Kindergarten Center at the corner of Center and West Mulberry Streets on Saturday, Nov. 19, at 4 p.m. Community members are invited to honor those who fought for our freedom at a WWI monument rededication ceremony. “The monument, which was installed…

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Adopt-a-Pet Nov. 14

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LeAnne

The following animals are ready to be adopted from the Brandywine Valley SPCA in West Chester. Tank Look at this face on Tank. He’s curious and friendly with the biggest eyes. Tank lost his home when his owner became ill and could no longer care for him. He is dog friendly so a home with another dog may be a great fit. For an introduction,…

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Just for fun in Concord

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DJ Steve Blatz gets the group moving.

Concord Township’s Parks and Recreation Committee decided it was time for people in the township to get together just for some fun. So, the committee hosted a dance party at the Brandywine Youth Center Saturday night and an estimated 80 residents took advantage and danced to the oldies. Committee member Allison O’Donaghue said the committee hopes the oldies dance can become an annual event.

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UHS Art Gala back live

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Student art by Elissa Stoop, this year’s featured student artist.

It’s been three years since the annual Unionville High School Art Gala has been held in person. But it came back this weekend and artist liaison Diane Micklin is glad it’s back. Because of the reaction to COVID, this is the first in-person gala since 2019. “It’s great having fresh new faces, traditional art but with a fresh new look. I’m happy we’re back in…

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Francis J. Clemens of Chadds Ford

Francis J. Clemens, of Chadds Ford, died Monday, Nov.  7, at the age of 71. He was born in Darby, to the late Rudolph & Anna Clemens. He is survived by his beloved daughter Lisa (Dusty) McKeown; grandchildren Brianna, Francis, Megan; siblings Ray Clemens (Lona), Bertha Ciarmello (Louis Jr), Paul Clemens (Kathy); fiancé Missy Connors, as well as, many loved nieces and nephews. He was…

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Road Report for Nov. 12 through Nov. 18

PennDOT has announced the following road projects, which are weather-dependent and could affect drivers in the greater Chadds Ford area during the week of Nov. 12 through Nov. 18. Motorists are urged to allow extra time if traveling through one of the construction zones. Work schedules are subject to change. • PennDOT isn’t finished with Route 1 yet. From Monday, Nov. 14, through Friday, Nov.…

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Hank’s gets recommendations

Chadds Ford Planning Commission members gave two recommendations for Hank’s Place during the commission’s meeting Wednesday night. They recommended the Board of Supervisors approve Hank’s conditional use application and land use plan. The vote on both was unanimous. The commission is a recommending body only and does not grant approvals on its own. As previously reported, owners Anthony and Katie Young want to rebuild after…

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Around Town Nov. 10

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Learn to make a Thanksgiving centerpiece with Longwood Gardens.

• It's that time of year — pie time — and Longwood Gardens is offering its take on the season with Sweet Floral Treats: Pumpkin Pie. Learn how to grace your Thanksgiving table with not only a classic floral centerpiece—but also a delicious pumpkin pie — during this online demonstration with floral designer Renee Tucci. Following the demonstration, you will receive a list of the…

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