Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 29th of August.
Good morning, West Chester.
The 102nd Unionville Community Fair (America at 250: Rooted in Freedom, Raised by Farming) will run from Oct.
2 to Oct. 4 at Landhope Farms in Kennett Square, featuring tractor parades, a petting zoo, live music and contests open to community entries.
QVC Group will eliminate the president roles of Stacy Bowe and Alex Wellen on Sept.
4 as part of its post-bankruptcy realignment. Interim leader Mike George has returned — COO Mike Fitzharris remains in his role and will later lead QVC International.
Nick Schwartz, executive director of Kind Human Foundation, recounted his journey from Wall Street to nonprofit work (guided by divine intervention).
A near accident with a homeless man and a house fire inspired his book Chasing Rich and his drive to help vulnerable communities secure clean water.
The 41st Kennett Square Mushroom Festival will take place Sept.
12 and 13, offering food, farming demos, live music, and family contests in Kennett Square. Organizers said the event has donated over $1.6 million in grants to local nonprofits (supporting community needs).
A rescheduled America250 Concert & Drone Show featuring Yesterday’s News Band will occur on Thursday, Sept.
3 at Exton Park as six Chester County communities unite under the West Chester Area Council of Governments. VIP access is set for former ticket holders while general admission remains free.
The County of Chester is hiring for Safety & Security Operator, GPS Specialist and Caseworker roles in various departments, requiring high school or bachelor’s degree and specific training.
Applications are welcome from those who meet the qualifications and are ready to contribute to county services.
East Caln Township and Minquas Fire Company No. 2 EMS will offer free CPR and first-aid training Saturday, Oct.
3 at the township building on Bell Tavern Road in Downingtown (morning session 10 a.m.-noon is full while the afternoon session 2-4 p.m. has eight spots available).
Chester County health inspectors ordered food disposal at three local establishments on Thursday after finding unsafe refrigeration and sanitation issues.
They also cited a West Chester coffee shop for cleaning lapses (manager certification required) while inspections found 21 other facilities in compliance.
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