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West Chester University graduates, U.S. News and World Report ranks our high schools and the Borough wants to add ride-share pick-up zones. Plus, mothers get ready to run (and hopefully scare away those rats) and the best places to get a hoagie. Okay, who’s ready to get started?
Hello, West Chester, welcome to May and another big hole. Plus, WCASD gets a grant for safety, Borough-University relations take a tumble and a conversation begins on school start times. You worked hard last week. Grab a margarita. Sit back, relax, and catch up.
Spring is here and so are taxes. The school district gets ready to talk school start times, while downtown gets ready to host a film festival. Plus, more bad news for Sunoco. Let’s see what’s happening this week.
There was a lot of really good this week and one pretty bad. Plus, the meaning behind those blue ribbons, are we ruining sports for our kids? And want to spend 24-hours a day in a house with your neighbor? Big Brother casting agents are in town. There’s a lot to discuss. Let’s get started.
Just when I thought we got through flu-season, mumps diagnosed at WCU. Plus, West Chester moves closer to a second hotel, the borough plans for a big beautification project – and where to get free cheesesteak breakfast sandwiches (yum). Let’s get started.
Pipelines, newsworthy demolition, the great social media outage of 2019 and the latest list of road closures. It’s been a busy week but first, how about that weather? Here’s what has people talking this week.
It’s Friday, March 8, the unofficial start of WCU spring break, so enjoy those quiet streets. The Mayor’s town halls have wrapped up, Kildare’s had a rough week and will PECO be digging on your street? Here’s what people are talking about this week.
It’s Friday, March 1. The snow is back and schools are closed (again). Speaking of schools, WCASD recently joined a lawsuit against Sunoco and its pipeline. Plus, how much the flu is affecting West Chester and an enjoyable way to spend a day in town.
It’s Friday, February 8, Welcome to the year of the pig – plus, the mayor wants to meet you, while the weather continues to baffle. Come on, let’s see what people are talking about this week.
It’s Friday, December 28. Holiday fatigue is beginning to set in, but the desire to be back at work is not yet there. Hope you are having a wonderful holiday time, here is what people are talking about this week.
