Chester County PRESS Dec. 17, 2014 Edition
12/18/2014 09:41AM ● By Kevin
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Alternate study conflicts with Artesian's well analysis
Save Our Water Committee delivers results to supervisors. Formal presentation scheduled for Jan. 14 Read More »
Oxford comes together for cheerful Country Christmas
A tree-lighting and a visit from Santa topped a full evening of family-friendly events Read More »
Oxford Area High School choral ensemble wins radio choir contest
The choral ensemble will have the honor of performing with the Philly Pops during its Christmas spectacular at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia on Wednesday, Dec. 17. Read More »

Small art and a big selection at Chadds Ford Gallery
'Christmas in Miniature' offers hundreds of works for holiday gift giving Read More »

A real dog of a story: couple's video is finalist on national TV show
East Fallowfield Labrador/Boxer mix has a very peculiar habit that's already earned his owners thousands and may soon earn them a whole lot more Read More »

Santa gets assistance from the Marines
Toys for Tots collection in Kennett Square gets a big helping hand Read More »

A promise kept: London Grove Board of Supervisors sunset two-year EIT tax increase
Earned Income tax increase funded badly needed repairs to several roads and bridges within the township, and raised $1.6 million to pay for these projects Read More »
Chester County Commissioners approve 2015 budget with no tax increase
The 2015 budget calls for $432,499,283 in operating expenses and $89,531,813 for its capital budget. Read More »
No tax increase in Oxford Borough
Oxford Borough Council unanimously adopted a $3.6 million budget for 2015 at its meeting on Monday, Dec. 15. Read More »

Soap Bucket Skincare & Candles opens in Oxford
“I've been burning a candle a day for the last 20 years and these are the cleanest, most efficient candles I've ever had,” she explained. “I really like that the candles are all-natural.” Read More »

An extra blessing for Project Blessing
During the first week in December, a team of Sherwin-Williams Company employees traveled from all across the U.S. to add one more blessing to Project Blessing. Read More »
Rainy weather doesn't deter Santa in Penn
Holiday in the Park moves indoors, but still has plenty of Christmas spirit Read More »
Obituaries for week of Dec. 15
Obituaries for: Coldiron, Sims, Stem, Marshall, Crawford, Turner Read More »

Gallivan to play for Philadelphia University
Lacrosse standout will be playing for Philadelphia University Read More »
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Tony Scheivert was officially announced as the new township manager for the New Garden Township on Dec. 15. After spending nine years as the assistant township manager for Caln Township, Scheivert will replace interim township manager Spence Andress beginning Jan. 5. He is pictured with his wife, Erin, and their daughters Alison, Emma and Katie.