W. Brandywine residents voice concerns
Ordinance on property inspection questioned as too invasive; supervisors agree to limit scope
By Jamie Richard, Staff Writer, CoatesvilleTimes.com
WEST BRANDYWINE – Residents spoke out in protest of a real estate ordinance at Thursday’s board of supervisors meeting.
The ordinance was brought to public attention at last month’s board of supervisors meeting. As part of the International Property...
HOW SWEET IT IS!! Boykin headed to Chocolatetown, USA
Coatesville sophomore keeps break out season going as he pursues PIAA gold By Dave Conard Sports Editor, CoatesvilleTimes.com
Coateville sophomore Mike Boykin has a chance to claim the Red Raiders first state gold in recent memory
HERSHEY—Coatesville sophomore Mike Boykin continued to wield the hot hand as he blew through the Pennsylvania Southeastern Regional tournament held this weekend at Oxford...
Coatesville will need to play team ball as state playoffs start.
Red Raiders look to capture early season momentum as they pursue PIAA title By Dave Conard Sports Editor, CoatesvilleTimes.com
Coatesville team brand of basketball has propelled them into the state tourney
COATESVILLE—The Red Raiders rebounded from their unexpected PIAA District One class AAAA consolation round loss to Souderton by getting back to Coatesville team basketball by beating Central Bucks...
Barrels on the Brandywine kicks off this weekend
March is a local wine lovers dream, as events at seven local wineries offer fun, food and music
Starting this weekend, local wine lovers will quite literally be able to get their fill of the best in local vintages, as the ninth annual Barrels on the Brandywine kicks off.
The wineries of the Brandywine Valley Wine Trail in will be holding their annual “Barrels on the Brandywine” event every Saturday...
Red Raiders take on the district elite at LaSalle
Full slate scheduled for Friday at LaSalle University
By Dave Conard Sports Editor, CoatesvilleTimes.com
The Coatesville girl's 200 relay team showed their team solidarity with their pre race atire
PHILADELPIA—The first round of the PIAA District One championships were held at LaSalle University on Thursday with hundreds of the states best swimmers competing for a state championship berth.
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School board dispels Caln closure rumors
District says no decision on fate of elementary school has been made yet
By Jamie Richard, Staff Writer, CoatesvilleTimes.com
Parents expressed concerns that Caln Elementary School might be closed to help the coatesville Area School District close a $6 million budget gap.
COATESVILLE – Several concerned parents and residents spoke out at the Coatesville Area School Board meeting Tuesday to address...
Giant gas coming to Caln
Former Shell station to reopen as part of supermarket chain’s fuel outlets
By Jamie Richard, Staff Writer, CoatesvilleTimes.com
Giant plans to open a new gas retail outlet at the site of a closed Shell station in Thorndale.
CALN –It should be a little easier for township residents to fuel up and maybe even save a few dollars, depending where they buy their food — with a new Giant gas station...
Connolly drops 30, Red Raiders into consolation round
Souderton senior has career night at Coatesville’s expense By Dave Conard Sports Editor, CoatevilleTimes.com
It was one of those night's for coach Smith and his Coatesville squad
COATESVILLE—In preparing for their District One class AAAA match up with Souderton, the Red Raiders may have overlooked one detail when analyzing the Indians attack, how to account for 6’ 5” senior Ryan Connolly.
Connolly...
Jordan and Gordon ready to stake claim to district gold for Red Raiders
Coatesville swimmers will look to make an impact in this week’s District One meet By David Conard Sports Editor, CoatesvilleTimes.com
Coatesville senior Steve Brown will be battling in the Butterfly and breaststroke at LaSalle Univerity
PHILADELPHIA—It’s that time of year again, as people everywhere start to think about spring and begin looking forward to planning day trips to the city, days...
Op-Ed: block grants would allow commissioners to effectively use funds
By Terence Farrell and Ryan Costello, Chester County Commissioners
Chester County Commissioners Terence Farrell and Ryan Costello
During Governor Tom Corbett’s recent budget address, he suggested a change in the way funds for human services are distributed and allowed to be utilized by county commissioners. As Chester County Commissioners, we endorse this concept and urge the Pennsylvania legislature...
