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March 20, 2017
Horse races are a favorite family outing in Chester County Just as there were hints of a very early spring – temperatures in the 60s, flowers popping up and birds everywhere, reality hit us with a mid-March snow storm. But don’t despair, a sure sign of spring in Chester County is just weeks away! The Brandywine Hills Point-to-Point, slated for Sunday, April 2 at Red Clay Alliance’s Myrick Conservation Center on Route 842, approximately six miles west of West Chester ... View Article
March 13, 2017
In response to the anticipated serious weather approaching the area; The Mayor’s Office of the Borough of Phoenixville is issuing a Snow Emergency declaration in accordance with Title 35 and the Borough Emergency Operations Plan. In accordance with these plans, the Mayor directs the Police Department and Parking Enforcement to ensure vehicles are removed from Snow Emergency Routes, up to and including towing of private vehicles. The Mayor of Phoenixville hereby further directs the Office of Emergency Management to coordinate ... View Article
March 10, 2017
(West Chester, PA) — Volunteers are needed for the annual Red Clay Valley Clean Up to be held on Saturday, March 25th from 8 AM – Noon. The Clean Up is co-sponsored by the Brandywine Red Clay Alliance (BRC) and the Delaware Nature Society (DNS) to sweep more than 85 miles of stream and road ways along the east and west branches of the Red Clay Creek, including Kennett Square Borough going south through Yorklyn and Hockessin, DE and ending ... View Article
March 7, 2017
Phoenixville was named one of the “Hottest Suburban Philadelphia Towns” by Philly Magazine, along with 9 other of our neighboring towns. To read the full article, please visit: http://www.phillymag.com/property/2017/03/04/best-suburban-philadelphia-towns/#vBxDGL55vArI6Pog.99
February 23, 2017
Mike Piazza, former professional baseball player and Phoenixville native has “decided to heed the call of his Italian heritage and try his hand at soccer team ownership”, writes Andrew Keh for The New York Times. Piazza is now the majority owner of Reggiana, a third-division soccer club in Italy. To read the full article from Vista.Today, please Click Here.
