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December 20, 2016
The full scope of the Transportation Management Association of Chester County’s largesse was on display Monday morning at the Coatesville Veterans Affairs Medical Center. There, members of the Coatesville Area High School band serenaded with Christmas music a gathering of generous volunteers, including a few elected officials, who were unloading a pair of buses stuffed with more than 1,500 wrapped presents that were donated to veterans. For the third consecutive year, TMACC collected gifts for both the Coatesville VA Medical ... View Article
December 19, 2016
Mark Hostutler, VISTAToday Are you unemployed or underemployed? Would you like help finding a job? Are you seeking basic computer skills? Register now for Delaware County Community College’s FREE New Choices career development and job re-entry program. New Choices is being offered from Tuesday, Jan. 17 through Thursday, Feb. 23 on the college’s Marple Campus, located at 901 South Media Line Road in Media. Classes meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 AM-3 PM. The New Choices program equips participants ... View Article
December 16, 2016
As the fall semester ends at the University of Valley Forge (UVF), the institution looks forward to the beginning of a new year and a new semester. Last week, Dr. Byron Klaus, who served as interim president since July of this year, stepped down from his role due to his wife’s health. The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees has invited Dr. Ron McManus, to step in as the new interim president beginning in January. Dr. McManus is a ... View Article
December 16, 2016
Steve Greco Landscaping is currently hiring for Snow Plow and Equipment Operators for the snow season. Candidates should have experience performing snow removal work, including operating a plow truck with salter, skid steer and or tractor. This is for commercial snow removal work. This position for Snow Removal work can lead to a full time Landscape Position in spring of 2017 for the right candidates. They are also hiring for snow shovel laborer positions as well. No experience is needed ... View Article
December 9, 2016
Dogs and cats in the Phoenixville Borough and their two-legged guardians will benefit from a new effort to directly return lost animals to their homes, as the borough’s police department is now equipped with a universal microchip scanner. By delivering lost animals to their doorsteps, officials hope to eliminate temporary holding in licensed kennels and subsequent transport to local shelters. “Direct return” programs are known within the national animal welfare community as part of Responsible Pet Ownership Communities. These communities ... View Article
