Continued Excellence in TE Schools
Conestoga High School Leads PA with Fifty National Merit Semifinalists
Law and Order Prevails-Governor praises Hard Work of Law Enforcement Agencies
Statement from the Chester County Commissioners The capture of Cavalcante ends the nightmare of the past two weeks, and we thank every single law enforcement official at the regional, state and federal level that was out in all weather conditions, all day and night – as well as everyone in the incident command center, our County Department of Emergency Services and County Sheriff’s Office – for their immense efforts.
Comitta Working for Chester County
Statement from Senator Comitta about her Support of the Citizens of Chester County This week I was thrilled to work with my friend and colleague, Senator John Kane, to secure $100,000 in state funding for Kennett Area Community Service’s (KACS) new building project. The nonprofit organization plans to build a 24,500-square-foot building to house its food cupboard, emergency assistance, and other programs on West Cypress Street in...
Say No to Hate in Tredyffrin
Several adults waved antisemitic signs over a bridge last weekend along Valley Forge Road near Valley Forge National Historic Park, officials said.
Township Supervisor Sharon Humble said at a supervisors’ meeting Monday night that Nazi SS and other anti-Semitic signs were waved over a bridge.
This follows several incidents of Nazi symbols painted in Chesterbrook and other locations.
Conestoga High Supporting Freedom of the Press
State Senator Comitta, PA. Representative Shusterman introduce law to empower student journalists Legislation calling for stronger protections for student journalists was supported by students from Conestoga High School at a press conference in Harrisburg. “A free press is fundamental to our democracy. That’s why it’s so important that we empower and inspire the next generation of journalists to use their voices with accountability,...
Not in Tredyffrin, Not in Chester County
On March 25, Tredyffrin police were notified of antisemitic graffiti on a retail establishment at Gateway Shopping Center and on Valley Forge Road. The following day, police were dispatched to Valley Forge Middle after a citizen discovered racially insensitive graffiti on multiple signs including racial slurs and anti-Semitic symbols at Valley Forge Middle School. Subsequently, more symbols were found at Jenkins Arboretum, Forge...
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