Ever wonder when they are going to fix the tennis courts in Hoopes Park? That splash pad at John O’Green? Wish we had a frisbee golf course, pickleball courts, – a place to skate? Well, it’s all on the table as West Chester Borough begins work on a 10-year comprehensive plan and they want you to lead the discussion.
West Chester Weekly News Roundup – Dec. 22, 2023
For the last issue of the year, we take a moment to remember the bars, restaurants, and cafes that have called it quits this year. As well as some great leaders. After years of uncertainty we are celebrating what we have. Plus, fun news from Zillow, updates on the 322 closure, and a parting gift from Borough Council. (You’re probably gonna wanna regift this one). Who's ready? Let's catch up!
West Chester Weekly News Roundup: Dec. 15, 2023
Next year West Chester Park and Rec will begin work on a long overdue comprehensive plan. It’s all on the table. But first, the borough wants to hear from you. Plus, a new EV ordinance looks to set charging requirements for new construction and assaults are on the rise. Bet you can’t guess where the majority are taking place. Who’s ready? Let’s catch up.
West Chester Borough Budget Hearing Scheduled for Dec. 11
Some background to get you ready for Monday's budget discussion (and likely real estate tax increase).
West Chester Weekly News Roundup
While the kids got a little snow, West Chester teachers got a gift of their own - an unscheduled pay raise. The district hopes it will slow resignations. Plus, Gay Street shuts down again, a new coffee shop opens (and a new PetSmart), West Chester’s all-league athletes, and WCU finds a better way to get rid of party leftovers.
West Chester Restaurant Inspection Reports: November
Well, here’s a holiday gift for you. Nearly all your favorite West Chester establishments are in the Health Inspector’s good graces this month. I did say nearly, here's who's on the naughty list.
Brian’s Run Celebrates 45 Races on Sunday
Last year Brian’s Run returned for the first time since COVID – but barely. Now, with a year under its belt, it's back downtown and back with a 5-mile option.
West Chester Weekly News Roundup
A proposal for a 128-unit apartment complex at the site of the former Burger King received preliminary approval from the Planning Commission this week. The design has changed, yet it all still looks the same. The School District’s swift dismissal of Henderson’s long-time Track and Cross Country Coach - and running community icon - has left parents and athletes with a lot of questions. Plus, Restaurant Inspection reports and City Bun’s buns come back tomorrow - what you need to know to make sure you get one.