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The auction for St. Peterâs Village was postponed as a full house waited to see the new owners (opens the original)
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The auction for the historic St. Peterâs Village â which put on offer roughly 80 acres, more than a hundred home sites, and the handful of businesses contained within the boundaries â ended before it began Wednesday. Speaking to a full house, containing a large number of residents and business owners, auctioneer Doug Clemens informed attendees that it had been postponed â an announcement he acknowledged âcould make you happy, maybe will make you sad.â Clemens said he had no further c
A Chesco man was detained by ICE a week after his wedding celebration. He was unexpectedly just released. (opens the original)
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When Nelson Contreras-Gelves arrived at an immigration appointment in June, he worriedly âalready saw myself being back in Venezuela.â The threat of deportation had loomed ever since he arrived in the United States in March 2022, surrendering at the border and requesting asylum. It hung over conversations he and Ariel Whaley had about marriage. It dictated when they held their wedding reception. And just a week after the Chester County newlyweds celebrated their marriage, Contreras-Gelves, 3
Oxford police officers, uncertain of their futures, resign as borough plans to close department and join regional force (opens the original)
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Three officers will resign from the Oxford Police Department ahead of the borough joining a regional department, with many officers saying the path to employment has felt uncertain and not guaranteed. The resignations â which will be formally presented to borough council Monday â come after Oxfordâs officials approved, in a 5-2 split, to close the doors of their police department, citing ballooning expenses that outpaced the municipalityâs revenue. Under the vote, the borough will become
Raucous student housing has plagued a Chesco neighborhood. A new measure will hold landlords responsible. (opens the original)
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A new ordinance seeks to give Tredyffrin officials more power to address unruly student tenants, after quality-of-life issues have plagued a Chester County neighborhood for years. In a unanimous vote Monday, the municipalityâs seven elected officials voted to approve a new ordinance regarding student housing that changes the enforcement mechanism, allowing them to go after the landlords who rent to students â rather than the students themselves. âI hope this makes a difference, and I hope
âThe deal is offâ to limit development of Rock Hill Farm, attorney threatens, as officials seek more certainty in preserving land (opens the original)
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The âdeal is off,â an attorney for a developer told Willistown elected officials Monday, as the board hesitated to accept a settlement that would preserve a great portion of Rock Hill Farm but still allow for housing to be built. The townshipâs three elected officials voted unanimously to table their decision, saying there was a lack of assurances in the settlement that guaranteed it would limit the amount of development and preserve a majority of the 222 acres of rolling hills, meadowland
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