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- Councilman remains in critical conditionMIDDLETOWN - Representatives of Atrium Medical Center said today, March 10, they could provide no information regarding the condition of Councilman Jim Armbruster, although friends and family are maintaining a positive outlook on his recovery. […]
- School resource officer remains in critical conditionMIDDLETOWN - Long-time Middletown police officer Mike Davis remains in critical condition at Atrium Medical Center this morning, March 10, according to a hospital spokeswoman. […]
- Carlisle mayor publicly defends himself over "road rage," porn allegationsCARLISLE - Mayor Tim Humphries publicly addressed the discovery of sexually explicit images on his city-owned computer Tuesday at Carlisle’s City Council meeting. He cited a report that determined the allegations were unfounded. […]
- Bob Jacoby is new Big Blue football coachHAMILTON - Bob Jacoby has been hired as varsity football coach at Hamilton High School. Jacoby, 53, was unanimously approved Tuesday night, March 9, at the Hamilton City School District Board of Education meeting. […]
- Council to talk new job, name for roadHAMILTON - Name changes will be a theme of the Hamilton City Council meeting tonight, March 10. […]
- Councilman remains in critical condition
West Chester Activity Center Coming Soon
June 15, 2009 · Filed Under Feature
A new activity center is coming to West Chester. The Township is collaborating with Partners in Prime to create a multi-generational, multi-use activity center in the former West Chester library on Cox Road. Meetings, classes, demonstrations, exhibits and more will serve the needs of the diverse West Chester community. The center will offer programs and rental facilities for all ages. When the new library opens at Union Centre, renovations will begin to transition the old library into the acivity center. For more information, contact Partners in Prime at 867-1998.
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