Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 12th of October.
Good morning, West Chester.
Cheryl Fairbairn, a longtime 4-H mentor and Coatesville farmer, was inducted into the Pennsylvania Livestock Hall of Fame on Oct.
1 at the Keystone International Livestock Exhibition in Harrisburg — making her the third woman to receive the individual honor since 1972.
Westtown Township is considering selling the 203-year-old Darlington Inn and may require a preservation easement to protect its historic exterior.
Preservationists and former commission members have petitioned for protection while officials assess maintenance costs and the building's future—no sale date has been set.
Regal Builders is transforming the former Brandywine Hospital campus in Caln Township into Legacy at Brandywine Town Center—a 115-acre mixed-use development with plans for healthcare, residential and retail spaces.
Leasing details and development milestones will be finalized pending township approvals.
The Flyers lost 4 to 1 to the Hurricanes on Sunday night, leaving them winless at a record of 0 to 5 to 2 this season.
Coach Rick Tocchet said the team must work hard to improve as key players remain injured + roster depth is limited.
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