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' Brightwood Center is looking like a million dollars following a series of renovations that cost that very amount.
Fourth of July celebrations around county
On Independence Day, 2008, Lancastrians will have the freedom to celebrate in a variety of ways.
Scott Grimes and Tom Cochran of Worcester Tornadoes Named Batter and...
Scott Grimes and Tom Cochran of Worcester Tornadoes Named Batter and Pitcher of the Month - Can-Am League DURHAM , NC The official statistician of the Can-Am League, PA-Sportsticker, has selected Worcester ...
Department of Housing and Urban Devlopment
The Gardens, a 200-unit apartment complex at 7284 Radbourne Road in Upper Darby, Pa., sold for $5.1 million.
Bicyclists promote earth-friendly transportation and agriculture in Chambersburg
By DON AINES "EarthQuakers" Bill Holcombe and Rebecca Mitchell weed an herb patch Wednesday at the Fulton Center for Sustainable Living at Wilson College in Chambersburg, Pa.
One of the first rounds of applause at the "Community Conversation" held June 12 in the Kennett Fire Company's Red Clay Room had to do with the trucks that sat on the other side of the wall.
Rendell nominates two to Pa. utility commission
The chief executive of a Chester County business group and a clean-energy consultant are Gov.
CBRE To Market 3M-SF Logistics Park
CB Richard Ellis has gotten the assignment to lease Lauth's Key Logistics Park, a master-planned park that will house up to three-million sf of bulk distribution space.
Today's SoJerseyMoms.com thing to do
Want to show your family a good time this summer? Just check this Web site each day for a new idea on how to keep your kids entertained.
Teens have harder time landing a summer job
Shemi Benge, 18, just graduated from Kennett High School in Kennett Square, Pa., and wants to earn some cash before heading to Tulane University in New Orleans in the fall.
Lofty ideas: Tree houses to satisfy any childhood fantasy are popping ...
Lofty ideas: Tree houses to satisfy any childhood fantasy are popping up this spring at public gardens By Virginia A. Smith, The Philadelphia Inquirer Thursday, June 12, 2008 Students Josh Wilwert, from left, ...
Nature's Castles: The Treehouse Reimagined
Nature's Castles: The Treehouse Reimagined , a wonderful display of grand treehouses, is running now through November 23, 2008 at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA.
Inventive dishes make Honey a luscious choice
Forever thankful am I that the buzz about Honey finally made its way from Doylestown to my ears.
Stock Watch: Exelon: Atomic Power Play
The thought of more nuclear power may conjure up images of the Three Mile Island accident or Blinky, the three-eyed fish from the animated television show The Simpsons .
Beseme brings a different flavor to Lewes dining scene
There's something about the dining that sets Lewes apart from the other beaches.
Sitar player accused of sexually assaulting 14-year-old
A well-known Indian classical musician has been charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl who was taking private lessons from him.
Lauth Plans 3M-SF Distribution Park
Indianapolis-based Lauth says it will start construction of the first of three buildings at its Key Logistics Park, a master-planned distribution park here.
Food: The Ice Cream Flavor You'll Flip Over
Vegetables and ice cream rarely get together in a single dish, but La Michoacana Ice Cream in Kennett Square really makes it work.
Savoy Company still has its 'Patience' intact
The Savoy Company has performed Gilbert & Sullivan's "Patience" 10 times since 1903.
No-cost rides for seniors may be ending
The free ride for senior citizens in Lower Macungie Township could come to a dead end soon.