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It’s Friday, Oct. 16, 2026: Shhh! Listen up. This week in the West Chester News Roundup, West Chester Borough attempts to tackle ambient noise levels, but one person’s Friday night hang is another’s out-of-control party. Getting the balance right is going to be tricky, but critical. We look at both sides and a new borough classification – the Unruly Social Gathering.

Plus, the ban on Kratom is up for further review, a pedestrian is assaulted in dwindling daylight on a Borough sidewalk, MaGerk’s presents its signage strategy for its new Gay St. location, proposed West Goshen Zoning changes open up the possibilities for the old Boston Market – no need to limit your ideas to fast food restaurants, and Westtown residents propose a compromise for the historic Darlington Inn on 202.

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