Around Town April 10

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Learn about early American cooking techniques at Newlin Grist Mill.

• Starting on Saturday, April 19, Newlin Grist Mill will host a series of Kitchen Encounters programs to demonstrate historic cooking and explore early American foodways. The programs will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on selected Saturdays in the recently restored 1739 Trimble House Kitchen, as well as at the reconstructed bake oven behind the site’s Miller’s House. The first demonstration is…

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New ambiance and menu at Hearth Kitchen

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Hearth Kitchen in the Shoppes at Longwood has reopened.

After being sold and then closed for renovations, Hearth Kitchen in the Shoppes at Longwood is open again. The interior has been reworked and the menu expanded to have something for a variety of tastes. Platinum Dining Group bought the restaurant at the end of last year. It’s been in the hospitality industry for almost 20 years and is owned by Carl and Lisa Georigi.…

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Police Log April 9: Thefts

Pennsylvania State Police Media Barracks • State police are investigating the theft of $6,150 from a 77-year-old woman in Concord Township. Police are calling it a matter of theft by deception. According to the report, the victim wired the money to an unknown person posing as a famous actor. The actor was not named in the report. • A 53-year-old Garnet Valley woman told police…

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Tennis in a bubble

Radley Run Country Club wants to have a seasonal cover over four of its tennis courts and presented the idea to the Birmingham Township Board of Supervisors Monday night. It was an exploratory presentation and no decision was made. Attorney Lou Colagreco told supervisors there was some uncertainty about what type of permits would be needed, if any. “Radley wants to enclose the courts for…

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Adopt-a-Pet April 7

The following animals are ready to be adopted from the Brandywine Valley SPCA in West Chester. Mona A shelter is no place for a senior dog. Meet Mona. This beautiful 9-year-old dog is looking for a soft place to land. Don't let her age fool you. Mona is dog-friendly and enjoys time in our yards with her new friends. Please come meet Mona today. You…

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Road Report April 7 to April 11

PennDOT has announced the following weather-dependent road projects that could affect drivers in the greater Chadds Ford area from April 7 to April 11. Motorists are urged to allow extra time traveling through one of the construction zones. Work schedules are subject to change. • Tree trimming will cause daytime lane closures on Wylie Road between Creek and Birmingham roads in Birmingham Township through April…

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A new face for history

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Renovations are underway at the Brandywine Battlefield Park.

Anyone driving by the Brandywine Battlefield Park might have noticed some work going on. The park getting some renovations in advance of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence next year and the Battle of Brandywine in 2027. “The work is supposed to be done by the end of this month, but I’m not sure, so don’t hold me to that,”…

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Around Town April 3

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Wildflower weekend at Mt. Cuba center is Friday to Sunday, April 25-27. (Courtesy image)

• It’s spring and Mt. Cuba Center is again open to the public. The center will have its Wildflower Weekend, Friday to Sunday, April 25-27 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Celebrate spring blooms with special guided tours, activities, native plants for sale, live music, and food trucks during the annual Wildflower Weekend. Go here for ticketing information. • The Brandywine Battlefield Park Associates will hold a…

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Concord in brief

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Rachel Kohl Library Director Susan Sternberg holds the proclamation recognizing National Library Week. Sternberg said before the meeting that she is retiring later this month.

Concord Township Council meeting Tuesday was brief with no applications on the agenda. There were some brief updates and announcements made, and some proclamations read. Proclamations included celebrating April as Earth Month, recognizing Local Government Week, and recognizing National Library Week. The proclamation celebrating Earth Month was read by Council Co-Vice President John Crossan who said, “Concord Township Council understands the importance of natural land…

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UHS scores in academic competition

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Unionville students bring home the victory and $2,000 after winning the Chester County Academic Competition.

Unionville High School topped 23 other schools in Chester County in the Chester County Academic Competition. The win brings in $2,000 and the academic team will now represent the county in at the Pennsylvania State Academic Competition in Harrisburg on Friday, May 2. Unionville Academic Team Coach Kevin Long spoke highly of the students’ achievement. “These students bring a vast amount of knowledge to the…

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