Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 16th of December.
Good morning, West Chester.
A pet detective from Chester County used a drone to locate champion show dog Ryder on Monday, Dec.
15 after a week-long disappearance + the recovery brought relief to its family.
AARP Pennsylvania advised residents to secure holiday deliveries amid rising package theft risk.
The group recommended opting into delivery alerts, arranging for a neighbor pick-up, or requiring a signature to ensure packages reach their intended recipients.
Pennsylvania's family-owned farms make up 95.3% of state farms and generated 89.5% of local agricultural sales, according to USDA data.
The 46,754 family farms posted over $10.16 billion in sales, underscoring the importance of local family operations in the state's economy.
Coatesville VA Medical Center, working with HUD, helps unhoused veterans from Montgomery, Chester, and Delaware Counties secure emergency and long term housing, with support provided within the same day.
Veteran Larry Woods, who faced decades of homelessness, will move into a permanent, fully furnished home paid by a HUD-VASH voucher.
Have a Ball! New Year Family Event 2025
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. — Chester County History Center — $10 — Kids can create party kits and enjoy themed crafts and treats as they prepare for the New Year.
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