Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 27th of April.
Good morning, West Chester.
On Thursday, the Pennsylvania House Communications & Technology Committee approved a resolution that urges Congress to change copyright law to protect creative workers from AI.
The measure, introduced by Rep. Kristine Howard at the committee's first voting meeting chaired by Rep. Joe Ciresi, targets issues like data scraping—using copyrighted work without permission to train AI.
Andiario in West Chester uses local farms and its preservation larder to dry, pickle, and ferment ingredients for a farm-to-table dining experience — with preserved items displayed in the dining room and open kitchen.
The owner has also started a micro-farm on the property to support sustainable menu options.
Jihaad Campbell— a versatile linebacker with experience at IMG Academy and Alabama—was drafted by the Eagles and arrived in Philadelphia on Friday.
He said joining the team fulfilled a lifelong dream and recalled his family’s support and cherished Eagles cards.
The Eagles drafted former St. Joseph’s Prep quarterback Kyle McCord with the 181st pick in the sixth round—he played one season at Syracuse after leaving Ohio State.
Four picks later, Downingtown native Will Howard was selected by the Steelers following his national championship win at Ohio State.
John Hay Pennsylvania Distance Festival
5-9:59 p.m. — B. Reed Henderson High School — Registration fee applies — A spirited race festival welcoming all runners from kids to Olympians.
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