Chester County Press 8-02-2017 Edition

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A new start for the Chadds Ford Barn Shops A local family buys the shops, with big plans for the future

By John Chambless Staff Writer

Standing in the middle of the Chadds Ford Barn Shops, a cluster of historic buildings at the heart of Chadds Ford, Bri Brant beamed as she said, “I can’t believe I get to be here. It’s A candy shop is coming like a dream come true.”

The shopping village to Oxford...5A seems like it’s always been in Chadds Ford, but in recent years it has suffered an identity crisis.

Without much advertising or excitement -- aside from the consistent efforts of the Chadds Ford Gallery -- the shops came and went, and the place no longer felt like the destination it was in the 1970s, when 17 businesses packed the site.

That’s going to change, beginning now.

Brant’s father, John A new season of the arts Anderson, purchased the at Longwood...1B shops in February, and is overseeing some renovations here and there, but it’s Brant who is leading the way in boosting the profile of the businesses and moving her distinctive handmade bags and furniture into the front of what used to be the Chadds Ford

State Road sidewalk project unveiled...6A

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By Steven Hoffman Staff Writer

A new Facebook page connecting people with an Classifieds..................4B interest in the Oxford area is earning very positive reviews.

According to Bruce Mowday, Jr., one of the administrators of the Facebook page, the “O-Town Speak Up New & Improved Message Board” is a grass-roots effort at Calendar of Events......3B

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Blue Line White unveiled at New Garden event

Proceeds from winery’s new label to be given to memorial for slain Corporal Photos by John Chambless

Bri Brant and her father, John Anderson, have been renovating the Barn Shops and setting a path for the future of the complex.

Gallery.

Brant lives in Chadds Ford with her husband and young children. Her studio – where she crafts leather bags under the Arden + James brand – is in her

home. She has grown up in the village, and worked for five years as the sandwich girl as “the wooden Wawa,” as she called it, making lunches for local artists, Continued on Page 2A

By Richard L. Gaw Staff Writer To most of the 150 people at last week’s Wine & Wheels event at New Garden Township Park, the event was a wonderful excuse to unfurl a blanket on the grass, order a taco or a pizza freshly made by a food truck chef, pop open a

bottle of wine and listen to live music by Dan and Dan, as the sun slowly set over Landenberg.

To those who stopped by the Harvest Ridge Winery tent to purchase a glass or a bottle of the winery’s new Blue Line White label on July 26, however, the evening took on a new Continued on Page 4A

New Facebook Oxford plans ‘Rock the Block’ page dedicated and Downtown Divas to the Oxford event this week area embraces community pride

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establishing a local message board that embraces community pride.

The message board aims at connecting people—to each other and to their community. In this case, the Oxford community includes not just Oxford Borough and the surrounding townships in Nottingham and Lower Oxford, but also the communities of West Grove, Cochranville, New London, Continued on Page 4A

‘All One Under the Sun’ Sept. 23 LCH fundraiser will be a race of inclusiveness

Photo by Richard L. Gaw

La Communidad Hispana will sponsor its second annual 5K, Family Walk and Kid’s Dash event on Sept.

23 in Anson B. Nixon Park. Pictured are race director David Berger, 5K coach Janet Rodriguez, and Laura Mackiewicz of LCH.

By Richard L. Gaw Staff Writer

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Louise Cummings, the widow of Delaware State Corporal Stephen Ballard, accepts a bottle of Blue Line White from Southern Chester County Regional Police Sergeant Joseph Greenwalt, officer Mario Raimato, police administrator Sandra Lutz and Harvest Ridge Winery’s events coordinator Laura Bienkowski.

The spiritual, emotional and physical journey of Kennett resident Janet Rodriguez began a few years ago, when she discovered that even a slow walk quickly exhausted her.

Eventually, those first

steps became a jog, and the jog eventually turned into a run, and the run led to her participation in several road races, including an entry in the 10K race at this year’s Kennett Run. On average, she now runs ten miles a day, scissoring her way through the Continued on Page 3A

Photo by Steven Hoffman

The fourth annual Oxford Car Show returns on Friday, Sept. 1.

By Steven Hoffman Staff Writer If you’re looking to enjoy some food, fun, and shopping this week, Oxford has two special events planned.

The ‘Rock the Block’ First Friday event will take place on Friday, Aug. 4 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Then, on Saturday, Aug. 5, the Downtown Divas event returns with a summer sidewalk sale from 10 a.m. to

2 p.m. Both events will offer plenty of food, fun, and shopping for visitors to enjoy.

The “Rock the Block” First Friday will feature classic rock by DJ Kevin Broderick, a variety of bands performing on Broad Street and free hot dogs (donated by C. W. Boyd Trucking) and Herr’s chips to the first 300 visitors.

With all the food and fun, it will be a perfect way to

spend a summer evening.

“The weather will be perfect so everyone should come out and join in the fun,” said Donna Hosler, the executive director of Oxford Mainstreet, Inc. Mayor Geoff Henry proclaimed Aug. 4 as Jerome Rodio Day in Oxford to coincide with the First Friday activities. Rodio, a beloved business owner and chamber of commerce Continued on Page 2A

East Marlborough supervisors out of line

By Uncle Irvin The East Marlborough supervisors recently turned down a legitimate application for a medical marijuana facility in the township.

The medical marijuana industry is completely legitimate, and authorized by state legislation and rules. The petitioners are local, and part of the

community, as mushroom growers.

If this petition was turned down by patrician West Marlborough, we would know the reason why: Hotshot local horsemen don’t approve. But East Marlborough is supposed to be more mundane, and growing medical marijuana is no different than horse corn, hay or pots of roses at Longwood Gardens.

I doubt the Avello family will appeal to the Court of Common Pleas; it may not be economically feasible. But horseman Richard Hannum, Jr., and his cohorts on the Board of Supervisors had no real reason to turn this project down.

(Uncle Irvin’s column is his opinion only, and is not a news story.)

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including Andrew Wyeth, as well as the people who owned and worked at the Barn Shops across the road.

Last Sunday afternoon, Brant walked through the historic home that housed the Chadds Ford Gallery since 1969. “We’d like to get a cafe in the back,” she said.

“It used to be a fudge shop, back in the day. We need a hub, a place for everyone to meet. Barbara Moore, who helped run the Chadds Ford Gallery for decades, will still be here in the center portion of the space, doing custom framing and art sales.

It will be called Barbara Moore Fine Art. She’s really excited and can’t wait to get started.”

Jacqueline Winther, former owner of the Chadds Ford Gallery, is keeping the business going online (www.awyethgallery.com), and will be taking many of the gallery’s favorite artists with her to a new retail space opening in Florida.

The gallery’s “Christmas in Miniature” show will be held this winter in the new location.

In the front room, the desk used for decades in the gallery will remain, but the space will be reconfigured to allow better traffic flow.

Renovations included patching untold thousands of nail

holes put in the walls over the years, Brant said, as well as uncovering doors that had been covered up, and wonderful architectural details, such as the bookshelves flanking the fireplaces.

Her father has installed barn-wood beams as new mantle pieces, and the shelves will now be used to hold merchandise in the Arden + James store. A path will lead visitors to the front door of the retail space, clearing up confusion about how to approach the building, Brant said. Window air conditioners have been tossed and wall units have been installed to clean up the look of the building’s exterior.

Signage is going to be installed, she said, crediting local township supervisors for clearing the way for the renovations she’s planning.

“They’ve been really cooperative,” she said.

“We’re lucky that things are in pretty good shape,” she said. While the shops have changed, the owners have kept up with repairs, and nothing has been vacant long enough for damage to set in.

“We redid the patios and the stonework, and rebuilt the gazebo in the center,” Brant said, pointing out some changes. “We’re redoing the lighting and replacing it with nicer garden lights.”

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Uncovering the history of the buildings, which have been reconfigured again and again over the decades, has been a great experience, Brant said. “That florist shop was the old general store that used to be across the street,” she said. “The space that’s the parking lot used to be where a barn stood that held a lot of shops, but it burned down.”

The village has a yoga studio and meditation studio, so there’s a wellness bent to the businesses in place.

“We need some sort of ice cream shop to get more traffic,” Brant said. “I want to bring more retail back, sell my bags, have some local pottery. I have coffee from Brandywine Coffee Roasters. I really like working with them. We’re going to have a lot of events, a lot of artisan pop-ups, and music. The yoga studio loves being able to come outdoors and do classes on the lawn.

Everybody’s a small, local business, and they’re working together. They feel like this is home.”

The shops could easily benefit from the Brandywine River Hotel, which sits behind them, Brant said.

Wedding parties could hold receptions at the hotel, but brides could use the Chrome Salon first. The florist could supply flowers. Guests could browse the shops or have dinner at Brandywine Prime. A wine tasting room would be a great addition, Brant said.

Brant is keeping her shop

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president, passed away in July of 2016. Henry encouraged people to participate in the First Friday activities on Aug. 4 as a way to pay tribute to Rodio.

Also on Aug. 4, the Neighborhood Services Thrift Store will have its grand re-opening at 6:30 p.m.

The fun will continue in Oxford on Saturday with the return of a favorite downtown Oxford event.

“Our Downtown merchants are hosting another popular Downtown Divas event,” Hosler said. People can stop by the Oxford Mainstreet, Inc. office to pick up a “diva bag” filled with coupons, giveaways, and information while supplies last. Hosler encouraged ladies who want a diva bag to stop by early.

This week’s activities are just the start of a busy sea-

Brant and Anderson on the front porch, overlooking busy Route 1.

at WorKS in Kennett Square, but she plans a cross-pollination between Kennett Square and the new Barn Shops. “We’ll recommend each other to customers,” she said.

“We’re interested in the community aspect. This is the most amazing place.

When the Brandywine River Museum opened in 1971, this was the other big destination. We’re going to bring it back to its destination status.

“It’s crazy that we got to buy it. Now’s my time to get in here and make it work,” Brant said. “This is the most amazing place I could ever have my store.

This is my life’s work. I’ll be the old lady on the porch someday,” she added, smiling. “I’m going to keep this son in downtown Oxford.

On the horizon is the fourth annual car show, which highlights the September First Friday event.

“The Car Show Committee has been meeting almost every week for a year to plan an amazing car show,” Hosler said. “This car show will feature a Bike Alley and Truck Row, in addition to the vintage, classic and show cars that so many people love. The remotecontrol race track is back, and so is Victory Racing.

There will be live music, a 50/50 raffle, a BMX Stunt Show, and food and vendors will provide something for everyone.”

Hosler expressed her gratitude to the Car Show Committee for planning what has become, in just a few years, one of the most popular events in the area. She also thanked the events sponsors, which currently includes BB&T Bank, Chiropractic Services, Citadel, Collision Zone, Floor Coverings

Photos (2) by John Chambless

Renovations have uncovered shelves next to the fireplaces in the former Chadds Ford Gallery.

thing going. I know that.”

The Chadds Ford Barn Shops will have an informal reopening on Aug. 16, and a grand opening with special events and attractions on Sept. 16 from noon to 8 p.m.

For information on Arden

+ James, and updates on the Barn Shops, visit www. ardenandjames.com.

To contact Staff Writer John Chambless, email jchambless@chestercounty. com.

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The Rock the Block First Friday is this Friday evening and Downtown Divas event begins on Saturday morning in Oxford.

International, Herr Foods, Oxford, and WSFS. Kreider’s Market, Inc., To contact Staff Writer Oxford Feed & Lumber, Steven Hoffman, email ediServpro of Kennett Square/ tor@chestercounty.com.

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town’s streets and outskirts, in preparation for what will become her largest, most quantifiable leap from those first steps taken years ago: Participation in a full 26.2-mile marathon this November in Philadelphia.

For Rodriguez, running has become not only a personal journey, but a shared one. From Aug. 2 to just a few days before the second annual La Communidad Hispana 5K, Family Walk and Kid’s Dash event on Sept. 23 in Anson B. Nixon Park, Rodriguez will supervise a bilingual training session to prepare runners and walkers for the September event.

“I want to see more people exercising in my own community,” she said. “I want to see more participating in races like this one, for their own health and wellness. Running is not just good for your health. It will change your life, and I want to change somebody’s life.”

“It’s incredible knowing people like Janet, because that’s what my whole mission has been,”

said Progressive Fitness Coaching owner David Berger, who will serve as the event’s race director.

“To hear someone else own the same like-minded principles in an effort to get an entire community to take a healthier approach to life is nothing short of inspiring.”

In addition to the three races, the event will include family activities, food, live music by Angeles de Mexico, a pinata demonstration with Casa Guanajuato, goodie bags and event T-shirts. Awards will be given to the top three male and female runners in each event. Proceeds will support LCH’s health center, social assistance services, and education and workforce development programs.

The theme, “All One Under the Sun,” was conceived by LCH to celebrate the entire Kennett Squarearea population, said Laura Mackiewicz, LCH’s community engagement manager.

“This event will not only serve as a fundraiser for LCH, but it is also an opportunity to bring out the entire community to enjoy

a morning of health and wellness, one that is open to any and all. As a nonprofit community health center, we believe in high-quality, affordable, accessible care for everyone. We want our event to reflect the core of our mission.”

The Sept. 23 race underscores the focus that LCH places on health and wellness in the local Latino community. In addition to the training sessions -which may evolve into a running club -- LCH sponsors weekly community walks, and partners with the Chester County Food Bank to offer healthy cooking classes, all in English and Spanish.

“We create these environments as a means of getting as much information about health education out as possible, and follow it up with connections to local resources,” Mackiewicz said. “It’s an easy transition from ‘Here’s the next step to live a healthier life’ to ‘Here’s a way to do it.’”

At LCH’s 2016 5K race, Rodriguez finished first in the women’s division, but her focus throughout the course, she said, was not

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The race will promote the importance of health and wellness, as well as the inclusiveness of the Kennett Square community.

just maintaining her own pace, but helping those around her. She spotted a young boy running beside her, but rather than attempt to outrun him, she offered him encouragement. At the end of the race, he thanked her for supporting him to the finish line.

“I want to see more people run faster than I do,” she said. “I want to support people. When I am running, I am cheering. I tell

those around me, ‘Come on! You’re strong! You can do it!’”

La Communidad Hispana’s “All One Under the Sun” fundraiser 5K will take place on Sept.

23, beginning with registration at 8 a.m. in Anson B. Nixon Park in Kennett Square. For complete information about the event and to register, visit www. lacommunidadhispana.org/ event/lch-5k-family-walk-

childrens-dash.

Janet Rodriguez’s training sessions will take place Aug. 2 to Sept. 20, on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The Monday practice will take place at at Anson B. Nixon Park, and Wednesday practices will take place at the Kennett High School track.

To contact Staff Writer Richard L. Gaw, email rgaw@chestercounty.com.

Chester County advances in ranking as eighth most innovative digital county in the nation Center for Digital Government survey identifies best technology practices Chester County’s increased advancement in digital technology has earned it a higher ranking among America’s 3,000plus counties. The Center for Digital Government (CDG) and National Association of Counties (NACo) have placed Chester County as eighth in the nation for best technology practices, including initiatives that save tax dollars, boost transparency, focus on cyber security and citizen engagement.

Chester County was evaluated and recognized by the Digital Counties Survey in 2016, earning a 10th place slot.

The eighth-place award was presented earlier this week at the NACo Conference in Columbus, Ohio.

Recognizing Chester County’s achievements, the judging panel noted: Whereas last year was one of broad steps, this year is one of efficiency and nuance for Chester County.

The County has begun to include “snapshots” of local eateries’ most recent inspections online so they are accessible via mobile devices, using existing software and no new funding. The County also partnered with the U.S. Geological Survey to provide county residents updates on water conditions and now include civil e-filing, which allows litigants to initiate cases and access files online. In addition to these smaller steps, Chester County was one of the first counties in the region to do introduce Text to 9-1-1.

Chester County Commissioners Kathi Cozzone and Terence

Farrell accepted the award at this week’s NACo Annual Conference.

“Chester County continues to make a concerted effort to develop digital systems that will improve and enhance our services, and make them much more user-friendly for our citizens,” said Commissioner Cozzone.

“As technology continues to grow, so too will our effort to innovate and adapt,” noted Commissioner Farrell.

“This award acknowledges the work undertaken by our Department of Computing and Information Services, our Digital Communications personnel and those from many other many departments.

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CDG executive director Todd Sander said: “Digital counties are leveraging technology to improve the ways they conduct business

and engage with citizens in increasingly innovative and exciting ways. The Center for Digital Government congratulates this year’s winners for their work to reduce costs, encourage citizen engagement, increase efficiencies and proactively address citizen expectations.”

The Digital Survey is conducted annually in the spring. All U.S. counties are invited to participate in the survey, which examines the overall technology programs and plans of the county. This year marks the 15th annual survey and details of winners can be found at: Courtesy photo h t t p : / / w w w. g o v t e c h .

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significance.

The Delaware-based winery unveiled its newest line in honor of fallen Delaware State Police Corporal Stephen J. Ballard, who was killed in the line of duty in Bear, Del., last April.

Ballard, an 8 ½-year veteran of the police force, was survived by his wife, Louise Cummings, and their 5-year-old daughter, Abigail.

For every bottle of Blue Line White that is sold, Harvest Ridge Winery will donate $1 to the Stephen Ballard Memorial Fund, which was established to help Ballard’s wife and daughter. If a full case is sold, Harvest Ridge will make a donation of $24 to the fund.

This spring, winery owner Chuck Nunan found that Harvest Ridge had a smallbatch white wine at its

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Elk, Quarryville, Little Britain, and even Rising Sun, Md. The page has already garnered a large number of followers with posts about everything from current happenings to historical photos of the area. The administrators are very pleased that there is a rapidly growing online community of people sharing their love of Oxford.

“We have a diverse network of friends, family, neighbors, colleagues and friends in our community,” Mowday wrote in an email

Marydel, Del., vineyard, and asked the winery’s customers to come up with a name for it. On May 4, the winery posted the following on its Facebook page: “We need your help!! We have a new white wine blend and want your help naming it. This wine will be released only once. Limited quantities. 40 percent Vidal Blanc, 40 percent Traminette, 10 percent Viognier, 10 percent Chardonnay. 100 perent magic. Post your suggestions here. We’ll choose a winner end of day on Saturday. Prizes for winner!”

On May 5 at 9:41 a.m., Beth Rosebrooks posted, “Name it in honor of Cpl. Ballard and donate part of the proceeds to his foundation. Call it Blue Line Wine.”

“We had a small-production white wine and we knew we wanted to do something special with it, name-wise,” said Kristi Wyatt, Harvest Ridge

Winery sales manager.

“As supporters of our law enforcement community, we felt that it was a perfect suggestion. An anonymous donor saw Chuck talking about the wine’s release on the local news, and has offered to double any donations we make,” Wyatt said.

The wine is being sold at the Harvest Ridge Winery tasting room, on its website, www.harvestridgewinery. com, and at farmers markets and select events in Pennsylvania, while supplies last.

To date, nearly $400,000 has been raised for the Corporal Stephen Ballard Memorial Fund through donations made at the Bear-area Wawa, including a $100,000 contribution from Wawa. The public can still make a donation through the Delaware State Troopers Association Fund, via a check made payable to the DSTA-Stephen Ballard Memorial Fund. All checks should be sent to the fund

at P.O. Box 168, Cheswold, DE 19936.

Harvest Ridge Winery’s contributions don’t end with its Blue Line White.

On May 20, the winery presented a $16,000 check to the First State Chapter 1 of the Disabled American

about the page. He said that he wants the page to be a “place to share community pride, past, present or future.”

People can post about community programs, nonprofit fundraising events, volunteer opportunities, business reviews, or community alerts. The page can also be a used to make people aware of lost pets in the area. Employers and potential employees can connect on the page. It can also be a place to stay informed about local government happenings and local news.

According to Mowday, the administrators also want the page to be a place where

people can make friends and share historical pictures about the area. They want people to share their stories about Oxford, too.

In addition to Mowday, the administrators are Dave McGowan, Zoe Walsh, Philip Berkowich, and Melissa Devine.

There is a very purposeful and definite focus on positivity for the page—the administrators do not want the page to devolve into just another online place for people to complain and hurl insults at each other.

Geoff Henry, the mayor of Oxford Borough, is an enthusiastic fan of the page.

He lauded the efforts of the

local residents who wanted to establish a page that is free of the hatred and hostility that have consumed other online message boards.

“It’s been a wonderful page so far,” Henry said.

“It’s a page dedicated to positive activity, and I congratulate them on setting up a Facebook page that is positive in nature.

They’ve done a great job.

This kind of page is very much needed.”

Mowday said that the page will bring together people who are passionate about the community and its people.

“We hope that [people] make new friends, find old

Photo by Richard L. Gaw

Chis Ruby of Harvest Ridge Winery serves a sample of the winery’s new Blue Line White to Jessy Whetstone and Kellee Warholic of Toughkenamon at the Wine & Wheels event at New Garden Township Park on July 26.

Veterans, raised from the proceeds of the winery’s fourth annual Food Truck Competition, held March 31 and April 1.

This year’s gift will help pay for a new transport van for the chapter’s members.

It was the third consecutive

year Harvest Ridge chose the Disabled American Veterans as the beneficiary of the food truck competition.

To contact Staff Writer Richard L. Gaw, email rgaw@chestercounty.com.

The "O-Town Speak Up New & Improved" message board aims to embrace community pride.

friends and leave with a To contact Staff Writer sense of pride of commu- Steven Hoffman, email edinity,” he wrote. tor@chestercounty.com.

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Current business owners increase investment in downtown Oxford

By Steven Hoffman Staff Writer The Candy Case occupied one of the best and most visible spaces in downtown Oxford until it closed earlier this year.

Almost immediately, the team behind LOLA’s Boutique, the popular women’s boutique at 57 South Third Street, had interest in opening their own candy store in the building at 1 South Third Street.

“We all loved the idea of a candy store in town,” explained Debra Kline, who partners with her sister, Nancy Ware Sapp, and Deb Berkalez on LOLA’s.

After a successful first year with the boutique, they decided to develop a plan for a candy store.

They then embarked on a remodel of the inside of the building to support the vision that they have for it.

Kline said that they want the candy store to have an old-time feel to it, and they want to create a different shopping experience for customers—especially children.

Kline grew up in Nottingham and fondly recalls walking to a local store for candy. While working at LOLA’s, all three of the owners have noticed the large number of children in town who might enjoy a regular trip

to a candy store.

Kline said that they are working hard to get the new store open. It will be called Toot Sweets, and it could debut as early as September. Kline said that the name of the store references a nickname— Toot—that she had as a child, as well as the name of a song from the musical “Chitty-Chitty Bang Bang.”

While plans are still being developed, Kline said that they do want to offer homemade gelato at Toot Sweets. Several people who will work at Toot Sweets are training to perfect the dessert.

Donna Hosler, the executive director of

Oxford Mainstreet Inc., said that it’s very fortunate to have current business owners who have been successful that now want to increase their investment in Oxford’s downtown.

In addition to the work that the LOLA’s team is doing with Toot Sweets, the Sawmill Grill’s ownership is working on plans for the space next door to the restaurant that was previously occupied

by Limelife Planners.

Limelife Planners has moved to 13 South Third Street.

To contact Staff Writer Steven Hoffman, email editor@chestercounty. com.

Toot Sweets, a candy store, will soon be occupying one of the most visible retail spots in downtown Oxford.

stage performers receive a 2017 commemorative ribbon.

The rain date for the event is Aug. 13. Parking is $5 per car, with no admission fee. Gates open at 8:30 a.m.

Known originally as the Chester and Delaware Counties’ Old Fiddlers,

the event was the idea of Mr. S.L. Anderson.

The event, coordinated

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The sounds of old-time music Old Fiddlers Picnic returns to Hibernia Park on Aug. 12

On Aug. 12, Chester County welcomes hundreds of musicians and music lovers to celebrate traditional music at the annual Old Fiddlers’ Picnic. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hibernia County Park in Wagontown.

Beginning at 9 a.m., groups and individuals may register to play on the main stage. Solo acts are allotted 10 minutes; groups of two or more may have up to 20 minutes. At 10 a.m., Remington Riders take center stage, leading into a continually changing slate of performers.

A highlight of the day is the jamming and singing

taking place throughout the venue. Visitors can stroll through the event grounds and listen to the blend of music heard on Fiddlers’ Field. In the woodlands flanking the stage, musicians play tunes using a variety of instruments such as guitars, banjos and mandolins, and perform styles such as bluegrass, old-time and gospel. Lawn chairs are encouraged.

Canopies, tents and alcohol are not permitted.

Pets are welcome but must be on a six-foot lead.

The Old Fiddlers’ Picnic features more than 30 vendors offering a variety of craft items and novelties, as well as food options with menus

ranging from BBQ and empanadas to kettle corn and smoothies. Tours of the 19th century Hibernia Mansion are offered throughout the afternoon beginning at 1 p.m. A $3 donation per person is requested.

Children and those new to string instruments are encouraged to come learn by observing and talking to the musicians in this relaxed atmosphere. Instrument demonstrations, beginner jam sessions, and children’s activities are also planned.

Old Fiddlers’ souvenir shirts, hats and – new this year – picnic totes are available for purchase. All

& Recreation offered to sponsor the event at Hibernia County Park.

Hibernia County Park is in Wagontown, four miles north of Coatesville off the Route 82 exit of the Route 30 Bypass. Call 610-383-3812 or visit cheso.org/parks for more information.

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Engineers share plans for proposed State Road sidewalk project

By Richard L. Gaw Staff Writer Before a small gathering of local residents, members of McMahon Transportation Engineers & Planners shared plans for a proposed sidewalk project in West Grove that, if agreed to by the township, will construct a sidewalk along the south side of State Road, and be completed in two phases.

As part of a special meeting of the London Grove Township Board of Supervisors held on July 26, the project team of Stephen Giampaolo, John Tyson and Dan Wanger gave a presentation that board chairman Richard Scott-Harper emphasized is “still in the investigative stage.”

If it’s built, the sidewalk project would be completed in two phases. The first phase would include the construction of a sidewalk extending from Route 841-Wickerton Road to the corner of Schoolhouse Road and State Road.

The second phase would create a sidewalk from Schoolhouse Road to the Church of the Nazarene, and would also include the possibility of adding a sidewalk along Rosehill Road and Schoolhouse Road.

Giampaolo broke down

the planned project in terms of purpose and need.

A sidewalk, he said, would create a safe and continuous pedestrian access route in the area, and serve as a connector between Avon Grove High School, the surrounding neighborhoods and Goddard Park and its trail system. Creating a new pedestrian network could then lead to the construction of more sidewalks throughout the township.

“Several municipalities emphasize the need for multi-modal sidewalk projects, that incorporate both pedestrian and bicycle lanes,” Giampaolo said.

“There’s criteria that will help design the sidewalk.

It’s a classic retro-fit project, and not one being built by a developer who creates a housing development and constructs a sidewalk as part of it.”

Giampaolo said that this firm recommends two options, that both include the construction of a fivefoot-wide sidewalk. One option would also include a one-foot offset on the street side and a one-foot buffer on the property side.

The other option would include a three-foot grass buffer on the property side and a one-foot buffer on the street side. Depressed curbs and driveway aprons would also be constructed

at all driveways.

Giampaolo said that several factors will be considered in the proposed construction, including the need for additional drainage, the re-placement of mailboxes and utilities, maximizing sight distance at all cross streets, creating right-of-way easements and providing for landscape restoration.

Giampaolo said that if the project is undertaken, the road will will remain accessible to traffic.

With the preliminary engineering design of the project completed, the plan now is to secure grant funding, which McMahon will do in collaboration with the township. The final design and the timeline of construction, Giampaolo said, will be dependent upon the source of the funding -- whether it be from federal or state (PennDOT) money.

Scott-Harper said at this stage, the township is not looking to fund the project.

“I am counting on getting funding,” he said. “That’s the best solution to me. If we don’t [obtain funding], we will face that decision when we get there. We have saved a lot of money over the past five or six years, and we’ve been stockpiling that so that we can do some capital projects, but we haven’t gotten the final

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London Grove Township recently hosted a presentation by a local engineering firm that explored a proposed project that would, if approved, construct sidewalks along State Road.

price tag on this yet.”

While the project, if approved, is not likely to cost local homeowners anything if funding is secured, some in the audience asked if the inclusion of a sidewalk would increase or decrease the property values of homes affected by the project.

“I’m not a realtor, but I would think that adding a safety feature to your property and to the neighborhood would improve the property value,” said supervisor Dave Connors.

Giampaolo said that an optimal timeline for the project is to bid it out for construction during the

winter.

“Once we get the contractor on board and get signed contracts, these guys are ready to go in March,” he said. “They should be able to get this done by the end of [next] summer. Once we get final design, that’s when we analyze the project, look at the quantity of concrete needed, and how much manpower is going to be needed.”

Scott-Harper told the audience that discussions to create a sidewalk along State Road began a few years ago, when the township first applied for a grant, which he said was rejected.

“In our workings

[with] intergovernmental people, they told us that ‘if you really want to do something like that, you have to have some engineering plans,’” he said. “McMahon seemed to be the one that we thought was most qualified, and had the most experience in applying for grant money.”

“The thing that municipalities need to do is create a project that has a purpose and a need, but also can fit within a certain budget that’s attractive to those who review these grant applications,” Giampaolo said.

To contact Staff Writer Richard L. Gaw, email rgaw@chestercounty.com.

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Opinion

Editorial

Letter to the Editor

An open letter to all high school football coaches

State lawmakers should look to cut spending when developing a budget

Dear Coach: It is now August, the time of the year when you can practically breathe in the very first scents of the fall, and taste the anticipation of walking up and down the practice fields of your summer workouts, charting the progress of the players before you, performing offensive and defensive drills station to station in the sweltering heat, and determining in your mind where they will line up on that first Friday night of the season, now just weeks away.

There is a familiarity to high school football that is both comforting and ritualistic; it is a generous and significant slice of Americana, felt and seen in the makings of its visual pageantry. It is the golden glow of archlights high above a stadium; the school colors worn by fans and players, bright against a setting autumn sun; and the look of a teenager’s eyes partially obscured behind a helmet’s grill, looking to you for direction. High school football is also a sport of sounds: the brassy bombast of the band, leading the team onto the field; and the high pitch encouragement of cheerleaders and patrons.

There are other sounds. Do you hear them? It is the punishing crack of helmet upon helmet. It is the thrashing of a fullback’s body as he attempts to puncture his way through a tiny hole in the line. It is the gruesome wail of a teenage lineman who has just received a pancake block that levels him to the ground. There is another sound, too, that neither you or any other football coach has ever heard.

It is the sound of a human brain shaking in its skull, caused by a violent hit to the helmet, causing the brain to slide back and forth forcefully against the skull’s inner walls. It may lead to bleeding in the brain. It causes symptoms such as prolonged drowsiness and confusion, which can lead to other conditions, and it can be fatal.

Last week, Baltimore Ravens lineman John Urschel announced his retirement from the National Football League, in part because of his desire to complete his doctorate in mathematics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. There is another reason why Urschel retired. He read the findings of a report published by the medical journal JAMA, indicating that 99 percent of brains from deceased former NFL players that were examined for a study contained chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. Urschel is 14th player to retire at age 30 or younger this offseason. Twenty players retired at 30 or younger during the 2016 offseason, and the trend shows no sign of letting up. The study is the largest of its kind and examined the brains of 202 deceased former football players in all. Aside from the brains of former NFL players, CTE was found in 48 of 53 college players... and three of 14 high school players. If these statistics are indeed correct, that means that if you coach a 42-member squad this fall, nearly 20 percent of them already have some form of CTE. In a society that continues to create ways to further perpetuate a selfish “importance” on the individual, coaching remains a selfless endeavor. You, and the assistants who will flank you on the sidelines this fall, belong to a fraternity of brothers who have the gift to see beyond the Xs and the Os and into the aspirations of young men who wish to succeed on the playing field.

You are also entrusted with the maintaining their safety, so we include the following recommendations, as you prepare for this season: 1. Eliminate full-body contact during early summer workouts.

2. Emphasize speed, endurance and agility rather than tackling or blocking. It’s better to be smart and prepared in football than just tough.

3. Teach the proper method tackling, emphasizing that bringing an opponent to the ground can be done more effectively by reaching for his legs rather than his head.

4. Stress the importance of head position when preparing to be tackled.

5. Continue to explore ways to get independent doctors on the sidelines.

6. Give trophies for proper tackling, not punishing hits. Suspend any player who delivers an overtly punishing blow to an opponent, for an entire season. Bring attention to his dangerous decision in front of everyone -- fellow players and fans.

A coach is charged with the responsibility of helping to mold young minds. Now is your opportunity to help save them, and in the process, help save the game itself.

Best of luck this season.

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Letter to the Editor: This is a response to the opinion piece about the state budget that was written by State Representative Eddie Day Pashinsky (D121st Legislative District) in the Wednesday, July 19 issue of the Chester County Press. In his piece, Pashinsky mentions several options for resolving the current budget crisis—yet none of them include reductions in spending. Many of them rely on increased taxes and fees, including increasing the personal income tax rate, increasing certain sales taxes and imposing a new tax on natural gas and liquids extraction from the Marcellus Shale production sites throughout the state (which would drive up util-

ity bills for taxpayers using natural gas).

As any rational adult knows, when they face financial problems, they immediately need to review their spending first and then sort out additional options to resolve any budgeting issues. I understand this topic. As a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) with an MBA in Finance who worked in the banking and investment industries for 24 years, I’ve analyzed balance sheets, reviewed how companies function and why some fail. I fully comprehend the nuances of budgeting and finance.

All families in this state live month by month meeting their family budgets and if they don’t, the sensible ones do the intelligent

thing—they cut spending.

I believe that millions of people around this state and the nation are sick and tired of politicians telling them that they don’t pay their “fair share” of taxes, and thus, need to pay more taxes and higher fees to balance budgets in supporting already bloated, inefficient and often wasteful government programs.

I have a recommendation for Rep. Pashinsky and every person serving in government here in Pennsylvania and around the nation—make government abide by the common sense guidelines that all taxpayers follow: cut wasteful and unnecessary spending first, then if that is insufficient, consider revenue raising options.

President Reagan once said, “The closest thing to eternal life is a government program.” Government is too big, it is bloated, its programs are often inefficient and do not serve the public as well as they should. There is plenty of room to cut spending throughout government. I do not believe for a second that “there’s no place left to cut.” That is a fallacy and an insult to every hard-working taxpayer who does find places to cut to balance their own family budget. So here’s a message to all those in government: cut wasteful spending first before you think about raising our taxes. We’ll all be better served if you do.

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The annual Anson B. Nixon Park Trout Rodeo is a fun event for people of all ages.

Failing to consider alternate revenues hurts families and businesses

By State Rep. Mark Mustio 44th Legislative District

Right now, Gov. Tom Wolf and legislators are desperately scrambling to find substantial, recurring revenue to close out the 2017-2018 state budget. If you’ve been paying attention, you know that this is no easy feat. Right now, the budget is set at $32 billion and they need at least $700 million more to make ends meet.

Amidst trying to fill a huge void in revenue, our Governor and some in the General Assembly have blatantly overlooked arguably the most common sense option for such revenue, to the tune of an estimated

$300 to $400 million annually for Pennsylvania. I’m talking about the legalization of Video Gaming Terminals (VGTs) in liquor licensed locations.

Let me make this clear.

We are not, as the big casinos claim, talking about placing “mini casinos” on every corner. Our proposal would give our local businesses and fraternal organizations the chance to place five or fewer VGTs in their location to attract patrons and gain a new stream of revenue at a time when it is desperately needed – for their business as well as the Commonwealth.

What’s most important to keep in mind is that thousands of illegal VGTs are

here in Pennsylvania, right now. They are being operated out of locations with no regulation, no oversight and no money back to local and state governments.

It is morally and fiscally irresponsible for our legislators to not, at the very least, regulate this existing industry. When you consider that regulation would deliver local share back to all 67 counties plus provide substantial funds dedicated to help problem gaming, you must really begin to wonder the political motives at play here.

Why would our Governor and some legislators coldly turn their backs on the hardworking small business owners who have elected them into office?

Consider the million-dollar ad campaigns being run by Las Vegas casinos. Casinos don’t want to share an inch of the playing field with small businesses and are in fact lobbying hard to silence them completely.

Don’t let them silence you!

Every single liquor licensed location in Pennsylvania should make their voice heard. Every hard-working taxpayer should make their voice heard. Pick up the phone today. Call your legislators and the Governor and tell them to stop choosing casinos over local businesses.

Tell them to regain common sense and prioritize the needs of Pennsylvania – not Las Vegas!

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County hosts junior Chinese delegation Chester County’s cultural, business and education ties with China strengthened this week with the arrival of 40 junior Chinese representatives to the county.

The China Blue Junior Journalist group, students ages 9 to 14 from the Zhenjiang Province, met with county government, business, education and tourism representatives at the Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau on July 21 before touring Longwood Gardens.

The students, selected to travel to North America by the Zhejiang Television Station Children’s Channel, presented handmade gifts and interviewed Chester County representatives for news productions that will be edited and aired after their return to China.

Welcoming the young

delegation was Mike Grigalonis of the Chester County Economic Development Council; Paul B. Redman of Longwood Gardens; Susan Hamley of the Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau; and Tiffany Lawson of the Governor’s Commission on Asian American Affairs. Chester County Commissioner Terence Farrell, who has spearheaded the Chester County China Initiative, prepared a taped welcome for the group.

“The continued development of the relationship between China and Chester County brings lasting benefits to businesses, schools, colleges and universities, and to the residents of our community,” Farrell said.

“Because we have made an effort to establish these

ties, Chester County was the only area outside of New York City and Philadelphia to be included on the China Blue 14-day itinerary.”

Mike Grigaloni of the Chester County Economic Development Council, said, “The China Blue group represents the 10th delegation we have hosted in the last two years. We have gotten Chester County ‘on the map’ in China, and believe the more Chinese civic, business, and student leaders we can expose to Chester County, the more likely we are to attract visitors, investments, and business opportunities.”

Highlighting the range of horticultural education and training opportunities that are already being undertaken

by Chinese students at Longwood Gardens, Longwood’s President and CEO Paul Redman said,

“We are fortunate to have partnerships with gardens in Shanghai, China and Shenzhen, China which enable students and staff to come to Longwood to study, and offers our students and staff learning opportunities in China as well.”

During the formal presentation, Tiffany Lawson presented the group with a letter of welcome from Gov. Tom Wolf.

The 40 China Blue Junior Journalist delegates were selected from hundreds of candidates in the Zhenjiang region. They have already interviewed attendees during the National People’s Congress in Beijing, and have been increasing their interview skills in Philadelphia and Chester County. The students will also visit the Chinese Consulate General and will tour the XinHua news

The 40 China Blue Junior Journalists and their leaders with Chester County government, business, education and tourism representatives on the steps of the Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau.

agency and Bloomberg Media in New York City.

“Tourists from China who come to Chester County are second in number only to Great Britain,” said Susan Hamley, executive director of the Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau. “And we estimate that, by 2020, Chester County will welcome more

visitors from China than any other overseas country.”

While in the area, the group was hosted by DENO International Education Consultants, an organization that works with Chinese public and private schools to assist Chinese students studying in the United States, and especially in Chester County.

Students continue research at Bucktoe Cemetery site The Land Conservancy for Southern Chester County (TLC) is continuing and expanding its summer archaeological program at the Bucktoe Cemetery Living History Classroom and former site of the New Garden Memorial UAME Church.

Beginning in 2014, TLC and New Garden Memorial UAME partnered with the Chester County Intermediate Unit’s Migrant Education Program to bring students out to the Bucktoe Cemetery. The students alternate between

class and field days to learn about area history and archaeological techniques.

With the funding awarded this year by CCRES and the Mushroom Festival, additional supplies were purchased and the program expanded to include not just archaeological field work, but a lab component.

This will allow students to further learn the complete archaeological cycle from research to cataloging of artifact collections.

Students will have a chance to excavate artifacts, clean and examine them.

This year’s excavations continue to expand on the work of previous summers as the students uncover debris from the church including charcoal, plaster, tile, window glass, and mortar. Further excavations will hopefully determine the exact church footprint and locate the kitchen that lay adjacent to the church.

Utilizing the Bucktoe Cemetery Living History Classroom in partnership with the Migrant Education Program helps the students learn a little more about the area’s history where they

live and learn. The New Garden Memorial UAME church is considered to have been a link on the Underground Railroad and was an important site within the regional free African American community. When in the field, students take hikes to other historic sites on the adjacent Bucktoe Creek and Chandler Mill Nature Preserves to see the connections that make up the recently designated Lower Red Clay Creek Local Historic District.

TLC and New Garden

Memorial UAME church partnered together beginning in 2010 to help restore the Bucktoe Cemetery, final resting place of nine African American Civil War soldiers and over 120 additional individuals.

The original log church on the site burned and was replaced with a larger stone church. This church burned around 1904 at the hands of the Ku Klux Klan, at which point the members moved the church to its current location on East Linden Street in Kennett Square. The excavations

over the past years have been focused on finding the exact location of the church foundation while also identifying as many graves as possible in order to provide every individual buried on the site with a headstone.

TLC’s mission is to ensure the preservation and stewardship of open space, natural resources, historic sites, and working agricultural lands throughout Southern Chester County. More information on TLC can be found at TLCforSCC.org.

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OXFORD WALMART INCIDENTS On July 18 at about 1:20 p.m., Pennsylvania State Police were called to the Oxford Walmart parking lot, where a wallet had been stolen from a car belonging to a 30-year-old Kirkwood woman.

On July 14 at 4:26 p.m., Pennsylvania State Police Avondale charged Ashley Marie Gregor, 29, of Coatesville, for criminal trespass at the Oxford Walmart store.

A man and woman were charged with retail theft on June 19 at the Oxford Walmart store, according to Pennsylvania State Police Avondale. Police said Amanda Dolores Rivera, 24, of West Chester, and Kyle William Rivera, 26, of Nottingham, put merchandise into a shopping cart and, while one acted as a lookout, they both fled the store without paying. They were charged with theft.

THEFT AND DRUG CHARGES A 16-year-old boy was charged with retail theft at the Kennett Square Walmart on July 27, according to Pennsylvania State Police Avondale.

While he was being charged, police discovered the teen also had drug paraphernalia and a small amount of marijuana.

Drug charges were also filed.

CAMPER SHOT An Oxford woman reported to Pennsylvania State Police Avondale on July 27 that an unoccupied camper parked on her property had been shot with a pellet gun, causing

damage, police said.

CASH STOLEN FROM CAR An unlocked car parked in the driveway of a home on Brooks Road in Pocopson Township was entered overnight on July 22 and $40 in cash was taken, according to Pennsylvania State Police Avondale.

PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS A 27-year-old man from Lincoln University was charged with public intoxication and causing a disturbance at the Wawa store in West Nottingham on July 12 at 7:03 p.m., according to Pennsylvania State Police Avondale. He was cited and released.

CAR STOLEN Between July 26 and 28, a 1999 green Ford Taurus was stolen from 703 Commons Drive in Lower Oxford Township, according to Pennsylvania State Police Avondale.

BURGLARY SUSPECT CAUGHT Southern Chester County Regional Police have announced that Kyle Lemon, 19, of West Grove, was arrested for receiving stolen property on July 17.

Police responded to a call at 7:20 a.m. about a person walking in the middle of Broad Run Road in New Garden Township. Lemon was found carrying a backpack containing items taken in a burglary in Delaware and a theft from an unlocked car in Delaware.

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Franklin Township launches petition to get stop signs installed The effort is being promoted on the township’s website

By John Chambless Staff Writer Community concerns about the intersection of Appleton and Strickerville roads in Franklin Township have resulted in an online petition effort that is being posted on the township’s website.

The main page has added a prominent banner, reading, “Help convince PennDOT to install a 4-way stop at the intersection.” Viewers who click on the link are taken to an explanatory page that reads, in part: “A 108-acre farm located at the intersection of Appleton and Strickerville roads was recently purchased by an Amish family who are operating an organic dairy farm. People who travel Appleton Road know that this road can become a speedway, with cars, trucks and heavy equipment traveling at speeds greater than the posted speed limit. The posted speed limit of 40 mph is considered too fast by many.

“Some drivers mistake this intersection for a 4-way stop intersection and proceed onto

Appleton Road after stopping and collide with oncoming traffic,” the message reads.

“The township is aware of one death and two serious accidents at this intersection, and many non-reportable accidents as well. The township has been asking PennDOT as far back as 2010 to improve safety at this intersection.”

The farm property spans the intersection, and was recently sold to Amish families who are operating a dairy farm.

The family members, including children, must cross the road several times a day to perform chores, and their horsedrawn buggies and wagons pose a risk to speeding traffic.

“The Board of Supervisors and many residents worry that a terrible accident could occur,” the online message continues. The township “Call to Action” lists several steps, including, “Establish a dialogue with PA elected officials, Rep. John Lawrence, and Sen. Andrew Dinniman; Use social media networks; Collect signatures; Perform a traffic study,

independent of PennDOT, using additional, relevant criteria to develop a recommendation for a remedy; Contact Lancaster County Municipalities for their experience managing traffic safety issues with horse-drawn carriages.”

The petition asks residents to add their voices to the stopsign effort by writing to PennDOT district executive Kennett McClain at his address in King of Prussia.

In June, Franklin Township Board of Supervisors chairman John Auerbach shared a letter he wrote several years ago about road conditions in the township. “In my 35 years of living here, the Franklin Township and PennDOT have made signif icant improvements in the quality of our roads in the form of signage, drainage, shoulder improvements and some adjustments to curves and hills,” Auerbach wrote. “Unfortunately, the basic configuration of our roads lacks the engineered design of new roads. As our area developed, the unsealed

paths that served early farms were just paved, without employing engineering techniques.

We have well-maintained roads that are poorly designed with bad curves, hills, bumps, and many driveways with inadequate sight distance” In the case of the proposed stop signs, Auerbach wrote, “A four-way stop this intersection would surely be a traff ic calming feature and increase safety for drivers, horsedrawn carriages, and pedestrians. The fourway stop sign system installed at routes 896 and 841 has been a huge success in reducing the number and severity of traff ic conflicts. The primary advantage of the four-way is that traffic in all directions must stop.

If there is a conflict, the vehicle velocity is low, and serious injuries are avoided.”

For more information on the petition, visit www.franklintownship. us.

To contact Staff Writer John Chambless, email jchambless@ chestercounty.com.

• PUBLIC NOTICE • PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF PENNSYLVANIA The following is a true and correct copy of a joint resolution of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Pennsylvania. Consistent with the procedures prescribed by Article XI, Section 1 of the Constitution, the General Assembly first proposed the amendment during the 2016 session and approved it for a second time during the 2017 session of the legislature. As required by Article XI, Section 1 of the Constitution and statutory law, the Secretary of the Commonwealth has caused the proposed amendment to be published here.

Pursuant to law, the Secretary of the Commonwealth will submit the proposed amendment to the electors of Pennsylvania in the form of a ballot question at the Municipal Election to be held on November 7, 2017. If a ballot question is approved by a majority of electors voting on it, the corresponding amendment becomes part of the Constitution.

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If an amendment were approved, the words UNDERLINED would be added to the Constitution and the words in BRACKETS (e.g., [Constitution]) would be deleted. The unbolded words would remain unchanged in the Constitution.

Following the proposed amendment is the text of the question that will be placed on the ballot. Below the question is a “Plain English Statement” prepared by the Office of Attorney General, and published as required by law, indicating the purpose, limitations and effects of the ballot question upon the people of this Commonwealth.

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Pedro A. Cortés Secretary of the Commonwealth —————— JOINT RESOLUTION 2017-1 Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, further providing for exemptions and special provisions.

The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania hereby resolves as follows: Section 1. The following amendment to the Constitution of Pennsylvania is proposed in accordance with the provisions of Article XI: That section 2(b)(vi) of Article VIII be amended to read: § 2. Exemptions and special provisions. *** (b) The General Assembly may, by law: *** (vi) Authorize local taxing authorities to exclude from taxation an amount based on the assessed value of homestead property. The exclusions authorized by this clause shall not exceed [one-half of the median assessed value of all] 100% of the assessed value of each homestead property within a local taxing jurisdiction. A local taxing authority may not increase the millage rate of its tax on real property to pay for these exclusions. *** Section 2. (a) Upon the first passage by the General Assembly of this proposed constitutional amendment, the Secretary of the Commonwealth shall proceed immediately to comply with the advertising requirements of section 1 of Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and shall transmit the required advertisements to two newspapers in every county in which such newspapers are published in sufficient time after passage of this

proposed constitutional amendment. (b) Upon the second passage by the General Assembly of this proposed constitutional amendment, the Secretary of the Commonwealth shall proceed immediately to comply with the advertising requirements of section 1 of Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and shall transmit the required advertisements to two newspapers in every county in which such newspapers are published in sufficient time after passage of this proposed constitutional amendment. The Secretary of the Commonwealth shall submit this proposed constitutional amendment to the qualified electors of this Commonwealth at the first primary, general or municipal election which meets the requirements of and is in conformance with section 1 of Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and which occurs at least three months after the proposed constitutional amendment is passed by the General Assembly.

—————— PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AMENDING THE HOMESTEAD PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT EXCLUSION Ballot Question Shall the Pennsylvania Constitution be amended to permit the General Assembly to enact legislation authorizing local taxing authorities to exclude from taxation up to 100 percent of the assessed value of each homestead property within a local taxing jurisdiction, rather than limit the exclusion to one-half of the median assessed value of all homestead property, which is the existing law?

Plain English Statement of the Office of Attorney General The purpose of the ballot question is to amend Article VIII, Section 2(b)(vi) of the Pennsylvania Constitution to permit the General Assembly to pass a law authorizing local taxing authorities to increase the amount of assessed value of homestead property that may be excluded when determining the real estate tax owed for homestead property. If the ballot question is approved, the General Assembly could then pass a law authorizing local taxing authorities to exclude up to one-hundred percent (100%) of the assessed value of each homestead property when calculating the real estate tax owed on homestead property.

The Pennsylvania Constitution currently permits the General Assembly to pass a law authorizing local taxing authorities to exclude only a portion of the assessed value of homestead property when determining the amount of real estate tax owed. Under current law, the amount of assessed value that may be excluded from taxation cannot exceed one-half the amount of the median assessed value of all homestead property within a local taxing jurisdiction. Local taxing authorities may not increase the millage rate of its real property tax to pay for homestead property exclusions.

The effect of the ballot question would allow the General Assembly to pass a law increasing the amount of assessed value that local taxing authorities may exclude from real estate taxation for homestead property. Currently, local taxing authorities can exclude from taxation only up to one-half the amount of the median assessed value of all homestead property located in the local taxing jurisdiction. But if the ballot question is approved, the General Assembly would have authority to pass a law permitting local taxing authorities to exclude up to one-hundred percent (100%) of the assessed value of each homestead property. Local taxing authorities would continue to be prohibited from increasing the millage rate of its tax on real property to pay for the homestead exclusions.

The ballot question, by itself, does not authorize local taxing authorities to exclude up to one-hundred percent (100%) of the assessed value of each homestead property from real estate taxation. Local taxing authorities could not take such action unless and until the General Assembly passes a law authorizing them to do so. The ballot question authorizes the General Assembly to pass that law.

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A new season of the arts at Longwood Gardens Longwood Gardens has announced its 2017-2018 performance series concert lineup, which includes notable names from the worlds of jazz, classical and world music. New this year is the first Winter Blues Festival, featuring the best of blues in both music and horticulture. The popular Wine & Jazz Festival returns on June 2. Tickets go on sale Aug. 16 at 10 a.m. For tickets, visit www.longwoodgardens. org.

Winter Blues Festival March 2, March 16, and March 29 Longwood presents legendary blues artists against the backdrop of the Main Conservatory, adorned with blue-flowering plants such as hydrangeas, blue poppies, and blue coleus.

In addition to the lineup of blues performances, each Saturday in March will also feature free blues music among the flowers. The free blues performance schedule will be posted on www. longwoodgardens.org.

Wine & Jazz Saturday, June 4 2 to 9 p.m.

Enjoy the sounds of live jazz in performance locations throughout the gardens as you savor the region’s finest wines.

Jean-Baptiste Robin Saturday, Oct. 14 8 p.m.

From the Palace of Versailles, Jean-Baptiste Robin – known around the world for his interpretations of French organ repertoire – presents an evening of organ music.

Terell Stafford Quintet Friday, Oct. 20 8 p.m.

Terell Stafford has been hailed as “one of the great players of our time, a fabulous trumpet player” by piano legend McCoy Tyner.

Stafford’s exceptionally expressive and well-defined musical talent allows him to dance in and around the rich trumpet tradition of his predecessors while making his own inroads.

Kenny Barron Trio Friday, Nov. 10 8 p.m.

NEA Jazz Master and Grammy-nominated jazz pianist Kenny Barron is widely regarded as one of the best jazz pianists in the world. Barron has

Longwood Gardens is a spectacular setting for live music, both indoors and outdoors.

an unmatched ability to mesmerize audiences with his elegant playing, sensitive melodies, and infectious rhythms.

Cristina Pato Quartet Friday, Nov. 17 8 p.m.

Cristina Pato, known for her work with Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble, brings her new album “Latina” to the gardens. With the help of her quartet, Pato explores what it means to be a Latina and a Galician bagpipe player. Audiencegoers will delight in Pato’s blend of bagpipe, Galician, and Spanish influences.

“The Acoustic Living Room” songs and stories with Kathy Mattea, featuring Bill Cooley Saturday, Nov. 18 8 p.m.

Grammy Award-winning singer Kathy Mattea and her longtime collaborator, guitarist Bill Cooley, welcome you into “The Acoustic Living Room” to share songs and stories near and dear to their hearts. Her most recent album, “Calling Me Home,” is a collection of songs that celebrates the Appalachian culture of her native West Virginia.

The DePue Brothers Band: A Magical Grassical Christmas Tuesday, Nov. 28 8 p.m.

Celebrate the sounds of the Christmas season with The DePue Brothers Band.

These four violinist brothers encompass a vivid blend of genres resulting in a style they refer to as “Grassical” -- a combination of bluegrass and classical music, with

Max Raabe & Palast Orchester will perform on April 13.

elements of jazz, blues, and rock mixed in.

Cherish the Ladies: Celtic Christmas Wednesday, Nov. 29 8 p.m.

The Emmy award-winning Irish group Cherish the Ladies returns to celebrate the holiday season. As an engaging and successful ensemble, Cherish the Ladies has shared Irish traditions with audiences for more than 30 years.

Songbook: Steven Page and the Art of Time Ensemble Tuesday, Feb. 6 8 p.m.

Steven Page, a founder and former lead of the iconic band Barenaked Ladies, joins Toronto’s highly inventive Art of Time Ensemble in an evening of songs by Randy Newman, Radiohead, Elvis Costello, Barenaked Ladies, and others. These gems are reinvented by some of the greatest minds in classical, pop, and jazz, and delivered by a defining voice in contemporary rock. globalFEST on the Road — The New

“The Acoustic Living Room,” with songs and stories with Kathy Mattea (above), featuring Bill Cooley, is scheduled Nov. 18.

Golden Age of Latin Music Thursday, Feb. 8 8 p.m. globalFEST is North America’s most important world music festival, and this season they are taking Orkesta Mendoza and Las Cafeteras on the road. Orkesta Mendoza and Las Cafeteras are two of today’s most exciting bands and are redefining Latin music. Indie mambo band Orkesta Mendoza, and alternative Chicano band Las Cafeteras, will share the stage.

Sérgio & Odair Assad with Avi Avital

Wednesday, Feb. 14 8 p.m.

Brazilian brothers and classical guitarists Sérgio and Odair Assad perform with Israeli mandolin player Avi Avital. The trio explore both classical repertoire reimagined for guitar and mandolin, as well as traditional choro music, a popular genre in Brazil known for its upbeat rhythms and bravura virtuosity.

Berlin Philharmonic Piano Quartet Friday, Feb. 16 8 p.m.

The Berlin Philharmonic Piano Quartet is committed to performing undiscovered

masterpieces as well as the standards of classical repertoire. Comprised of three members of the Berlin Philharmonic and pianist Markus Groh, the quartet will present a program by composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Josef Suk, and Robert Schumann.

Lúnasa Saturday, March 17 8 p.m.

Acknowledged as one of the best traditional Irish bands in recent times, Lúnasa modernizes traditional Irish music and brings it to life like never before.

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Quick impressions of rural scenes on view at Bookplace

By John Chambless Staff Writer The 19 small paintings on display in the front room of the Bookplace shop in Oxford this month all depict rural Colerain Township, but there’s a nice universality to the locations. These summer and autumn f ields, loosely but expressively painted by

John Weaver, could be just about anywhere, making them broadly appealing.

Weaver works as a vet, but spends his free time wandering the roads and f ields near his home in Colerain Township, painting quickly on site and moving on. The small format of these untitled panels makes them very portable for

these painting treks.

Taken as a whole, the show is like a series of f irst impressions that add up to a deep understanding of place.

The br ushwork expresses the sweep of a hillside, the outline of a clump of trees, and the way plowed fields lead your eye to the horizon.

There’s one winter scene and a couple of autumntoned views, but mostly these are tiny windows showing lush summer greens, brown furrows and light-blue skies.

Weaver doesn’t capture the details of a scene, but its essence – light, texture and warmth.

He rarely exhibits, so these paintings will be a pleasant surprise to everyone who visits.

And, priced at $75 each, they are affordable enough to be a nice grouping of three or four together.

Done with deep affection for the rural landscape, these paintings have a warm glow and invite you to linger a while. They’re on display through August.

Bookplace (2373 Baltimore Pike, Oxford) is open Friday from 1 to 4 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Call 717-7154775 or visit www. bookplaceoxford.com.

To contact Staff Writer John Chambless, email jchambless@ chestercounty.com.

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MARY LOUISE CALDWELL

JOHN R. MACHAMER, JR.

Mary Louise Caldwell, 95, of Orange City, Fla., formerly of Chatham and Coatesville, passed away on June 27 in Orange City with her daughter Sally at her side.

Her husband of 59 years, Solomon Pusey Caldwell, predeceased her on July 1, 2005. Born in Chatham, Mary grew up on a dairy farm and was the daughter of the late William and Sarah Moore. Mary graduated from West Chester State Teachers College in 1943 with a B.S. degree in physical and health education. She then taught physical education in Claymont, Del., and the Coatesville Area School District.

She married Pusey in 1946. During their years together, they lived in Camden, N.J., Pittsburgh, Pa., Pampa, Texas, Coatesville, Pa., Newark, Del., Stuart, Fla., and Orange City, Fla. Mary lived at John Knox Retirement Village in Orange City since 2002, where she was very active, leading activities, and helping and serving others. Every August, she looked forward to coming to Pennsylvania to visit with her whole family at the Moore Family Reunion at London Grove Friends Meeting. She and Pusey enjoyed traveling, which took them to all 50 states, Europe and the Holy Land.

Mary was a birthright member of the Religious Society of Friends at the London Grove Meeting in London Grove. She loved the Lord and was an active member of the Presbyterian Church after her marriage. A member of Upper Octorara Presbyterian Church in Parkesburg for 25 years, she taught Sunday school and was president of Presbyterian Women’s Association. She was active with Girl Scouts and Children’s Parents Club.

Mary is survived by two sons, John William Caldwell of West Chester, and Stephen Pusey Caldwell of Columbia, Md.; one daughter, Sarah Anne Lundy of Pasadena, Calif.; grandsons Tom and Andrew Caldwell; and greatgrandchildren Bridget, Julia, and Finley. Granddaughter Allison predeceased Mary.

Family and friends are invited to attend a memorial service at 1 p.m. Aug. 5 at London Grove Friends Meeting (500 W. Street Rd., Kennett Square). In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in memory of Mary Caldwell to JKV Foundation – Benevolence Fund. Mail to JKV Foundation, 101 Northlake Drive, Orange City, FL 32763.

Online condolences may be made by visiting www. griecocares.com.

John Robert Machamer, Jr., better known as “Mock the Painter,” died at the age of 66 on July 24.

Best known for his quick wit and personality, Johnny enjoyed telling stories and cracking jokes. Always the entertainer, Johnny enjoyed spending time with his lifelong friends at the Upland AC. Originally a union painter with Local 921, John continued to work into his retirement. However, the biggest part of John’s life was his family. He spent most of his time with his devoted wife of 47 years, Teresa Machamer. On Friday nights, you could find them out to dinner, followed by dancing.

John was especially proud of the family he and Teresa built together. He was always available to help or visit and enjoyed seeing his grandchildren playing sports or enjoying activities.

In addition to Teresa, he is survived by three children, Jodi (Zarrilli) Machamer, Terri Machamer, and Krista Bolmer and her husband Michael Bolmer; and his seven grandchildren, Matthew Zarrilli, Michael Bolmer, Jr., John (Jack) Zarrilli, John (Charlie) Machamer, Sara Zarrilli, Lilyanna Bolmer and Magnolia Bolmer. Johnny maintained a close relationship with his sibling, Tommy “Chico” Carrafa, Ronny Carrafa and Jude Morris.

Although Mock lived in Chadds Ford, he always considered Upland home A memorial service was held Aug. 1. Interment will be held privately. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Avon Grove Lions Club, 600 N. Baker Station Rd., West Grove, PA 19390; or the Upland Fire Company, 1 Auburn Drive, Upland, PA 19015. To view his online tribute and to share a memory with his family, visit www.griecocares.com.

ROBIN L. THOMSON Robin L. Thomson, 50, of Coatesville, passed away on July 23 at her residence.

She was the wife of Michael L. Thomson, with whom she shared 10 years of marriage. Born in West Grove, she was the daughter of Dolores Bailey Santiago of West Grove and the late Richard Santiago.

Robin was a self-employed house cleaner for 25 years, retiring in 2015. She attended the Safe Harbor Baptist Church. Robin was an animal lover. She enjoyed walking, boating, motorcycle riding, and being with her family and friends.

In addition to her husband and mother, she is survived by two brothers, Ricky Santiago and his wife Karen of Newark, Del., and Julius Santiago and his wife Florence of Newark, Del.; three sisters, Carmen Stoltzfus and her husband Roy of Lincoln University, Donna Oliver of Lincoln University, and Linda Pierce and her husband Paul of Peach Bottom, Pa.; and many nieces and nephews.

W visitation will be held from noon to 2 p.m. Aug. 3 at the Foulk & Grieco Funeral Home (200 Rose Hill Rd., West Grove). Her memorial service will follow at 2 p.m.

Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, a contribution may be made to the Safe Harbor Baptist Church, 478 Daleville Road, Cochranville, PA 19330. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.griecocares.com.

L. GRACE EVERETT L. Grace Everett, formerly of Oxford, passed away peacefully on July 25 in Chambersburg, Pa., where she lived for the past six years.

She was born in 1927 in Ashe County, N.C., to the late Reuben and Judy Dixon. She had several jobs throughout her life, including at Oxford Cabinet Mill in Oxford, Scarfo’s Restaurant in Nottingham, FMC in Kennett Square, and she retired from the Cyclop Corporation in Downingtown in 1996. Grace took pleasure in gardening, spending time outdoors, and being with family and friends. She

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was a member of the Oxford Church of the Nazarene, where she enjoyed helping pass out Sunday school bulletins and counting offerings each week.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Fredrick Everett; and longtime companion, Harry Carr. She was also preceded in death by her siblings, Mabel Dixon, Mattie Dixon, Mary Jones, Harvey Dixon, and Earsie Pennington. She is survived by her two daughters, Linda Lapp (wife of Richard), in Chambersburg, Pa., and Judy Whitaker (wife of Jim), in New Castle, Del. She is also survived by three grandchildren, Stacia Horton (wife of Aaron) in Chambersburg, Jason Summers (husband of Courtney) in Chambersburg, and Fred Whitaker of Smyrna, Del. She also had two great-granddaughters that she adored, Hailey and Makenna Horton, daughters of Stacia and Aaron.

A funeral was held July 29. Interment was in Oxford Cemetery. A special thank you to SpiriTrust Lutheran Home Care & Hospice in Chambersburg for helping care for Grace during her final weeks.

Online condolences may be made at www. elcollinsfuneralhome.com.

JOAQUIN AYLLON CORDOVA Joaquin Ayllon Cordova, 64, of West Grove, passed away on July 27 at the Life Care Hospital in West Chester.

He was the husband of Evelia Castaneda of West Grove.

Born in Almoloya de Alquisiras, Mexico, he was the son of the late Soledad Ayllon and Petra Cordova. He was a maintenance worker at Kaolin Mushroom Farms, Kennett Square. He enjoyed working, helping others, and being with his family and friends.

In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Pedro Ayllon Castaneda of Mexico and Mario Ayllon Castaneda of Newark, Del.; two daughters, Marisela Ayllon Castaneda of Virginia and Celina Ayllon Castaneda of West Grove; three brothers; two sisters; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

A visitation will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Aug. 3 at St. Rocco Catholic Church (313 Sunny Dell Rd., Avondale).

His funeral mass will follow at 7 p.m. Burial will be in Mexico. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.griecocares.com.

‘Summer Fun’ series Through Aug. 23 West Grove United Methodist Church (300 N. Guernsey Rd., West Grove) celebrates summer for the third year with the Wednesday night free series, “Summer Fun for Everyone.” The community is invited to attend from 6 to 8 p.m. There will be hot dogs, games, fellowship and a brief word from pastor Rev. Monica B. Guepet each week. All beverages will be supplied. If you’d like to bring chips, cookies or a side dish, they will be appreciated. A box of games will be available, the youth plan to have their 9-In-The-Air game up, and there is a playground for small children. For more information, call 610869-9334 or visit www. westgroveumc.org.

Summer music series Landenberg United Methodist Church (205 Penn

Green Rd., Landenberg) presents its summer music program during Sunday services. Call 610-274-8384.

The schedule includes: Aug 6: Bob Hart; Aug 13: Steve Poorman; Aug 20: Morgan Hollow Trio; Aug. 27: Rise Up Band.

Social time for singles Singles & Others Loving Opportunities to Socialize (SOLOS) will meet at West Grove Presbyterian Church (139 W. Evergreen St., West Grove) on the second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall adjacent to the church.

SOLOS has a mission of fostering Christian friendships and enjoyable activities for single people or married people whose spouses are not available for many social activities.

The group is not intended to function as a matchmaking group. For reservations, email wgpres139@yahoo. com, or call 610-869-9458.

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Aug. 4 First Friday in Oxford Enjoy food, music, and activities at Oxford’s First Friday event, which has a “Rock the Block” theme.

The stores downtown will have extended hours and special deals. Hours are 5 to 8 p.m.

Aug. 13 Record Collectors show The Keystone Record Collectors Music Expo will be held Aug. 13 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Continental Inn (2285 Lincoln Highway east, next to Dutch Wonderland in Lancaster). Dealers will buy, sell and trade records and music memorabilia from all eras. Admission and parking are free. Call 610-932-7852 or visit www.recordcollectors. org.

Sept. 1 First Friday Car Show Oxford Mainstreet, Inc., will be hosting its fourth annual car show as the First Friday event in September. More than 250 antique, classic, and modern cars will be on display from 4 to 8 p.m. Visit www. downtownoxfordpa.org for details.

Sept. 30 Apple Festival The Oxford Presbyterian Church’s annual Apple Festival in Oxford Memorial Park takes place on Sept. 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be dozens of vendors, games for children, and entertainment. For more information, visit www. opcapplefestival.org.

Kennett Flash schedule The Kennett Flash (102 Sycamore Alley, Kennett Square) hosts regional and national artists. Tickets are available in advance at www.kennettflash.org, or at the door. Snacks and beverages are sold, or guests can BYOB. The schedule includes: Taller: Black Crowes tribute, and Brown Sugar: Rolling Stones tribute (Aug. 4, 8 p.m., $14 and $17); Crowded Streets: Dave Matthews Band tribute (Aug. 5, 8 p.m., $20 and $24); Open Mic with host Bill Currier (Aug. 6, 7 p.m., $4); Better Than Bacon improv comedy troupe (Aug. 10, 8 p.m., $12 and $14); Vinyl Artifacts and Olivia Swenson (Aug. 11, 8 p.m., $12 and $15); Arlen Roth (Aug. 17, 8 p.m., $23 and $26); Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling (Aug. 19, 8 p.m., $30 and $35); Open Mic with host Jason Ager (Aug. 20, 7 p.m., $4); Chicago 9: Chicago tribute (Aug. 26, 7 and 9:30 p.m., $25).

Outdoor concert series The Brandywine Red Clay Alliance has announced the lineup for the “Sounds Under the Stars” summer music concerts. Bring a lawn chair, blanket and a picnic dinner to the Brandywine Red Clay Alliance’s Myrick Conservation Center and listen to music in a beautiful country setting.

All performances are held in the amphitheater on Route 842 (1760 UnionvilleWawaset Rd.), three miles east of Unionville and six miles west of West Chester.

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Music begins at 7:30 p.m., and gates open at 6 p.m. The Thursday evening concerts include: Aug. 3 - Montana Wildaxe; Aug. 10 - Cousin Jake. For more information or detailed directions to the Myrick Center, call 610793-1090 or visit www. brandywineredclay.org.

Reactors Comedy Club schedule Reactors Comedy Club, in the Wyndham Garden Hotel (1110 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills) presents live comedy on weekends, with shows Saturdays at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20.

The schedule resumes in September. Visit www. reactorscomedyclub.com.

Longwood Gardens concerts Longwood Gardens (Route 1, Kennett Square) will host the following concerts this summer: The Brandywiners present “Beauty and the Beast” (Aug. 3 to 5, 8 p.m., $30); Chick Corea Elektric Band with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones (Aug. 9, 7:30 p.m., $55 to $85); Del McCoury and David Grisman (Aug. 15, 7:30 p.m., $35 to $55); the Kennett Symphony (Aug. 19, 7 p.m., $40 and $45); Julieta Venegas (Sept. 5, 7:30 p.m., $39 to $59). Visit www.longwoodgardens. org.

To submit items to the Calendar of Events, e-mail jchambless@ chestercounty.com. There is no charge. Not every submission can be included.

Items should be submitted at least two weeks before the event.

Cherish the Ladies: Celtic Christmas is scheduled Nov. 29.

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Neil Harmon Sunday, March 18 1 p.m.

Neil Harmon is director of music and organist at Grace United Methodist Church in Wilmington, Del., where he directs a semi-professional choir, a youth choir, and two bell choirs.

Rory Block Thursday, March 29 8 p.m.

Heralded as “one of the greatest living blues artists” by Blues Revenue, Rory Block is committed to preserving Delta blues and bringing it to life.

Known for her unique slide guitar style, Block is an award-winning blues artist whose performance marks the end of the Winter Blues Festival.

René Marie: Experiment in Truth Friday, March 30 8 p.m.

Grammy–nominated jazz vocalist René Marie’s unique blend of jazz, blues, folk and gospel combines with her

deeply personal style to create an unforgettable celebration of the human spirit.

Max Raabe & Palast Orchester Friday, April 13 8 p.m.

The ever-elegant, debonair Raabe and his 12-piece orchestra embody the halcyon days of 1920s and 1930s Weimar Berlin in all its high style and musical glory.

The Kennett Symphony Sunday, April 15 7:30 p.m.

The Kennett Symphony, with music director Michael Hall, returns with a program devoted to “Romance & Revelry,” featuring their concert master Eliezer Gutman as a soloist in Dvorák’s Romance and SaintSaën’s Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso. The evening concludes with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7.

Alan Morrison Saturday, April 21 8 p.m.

Alan Morrison is head of the organ department at The Curtis Institute

of Music, organ faculty member at Westminster Choir College of Rider University, college organist at Ursinus College, and organist in residence at Spivey Hall. Renowned for introducing new works to audiences around the world, Morrison presents a program that includes Bach’s Passacaglia BVW 582 and transcriptions from Debussy and Rachmaninoff.

Brown–Urioste– Canellakis Trio Tuesday, May 1 8 p.m.

Pianist Michael Brown, violinist Elena Urioste, and cellist Nicholas Canellakis make their debut at Longwood with a chamber piece inspired by the gardens. Michael Brown has composed a three-movement chamber work with each movement devoted to one of the gardens.

Tickets for these perfor mances are sold through www. longwoodgardens. org. Tickets include admission to the gardens.

Longwood is open daily (including holidays).

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CHESTER COUNTY PRESS

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Chester County Press

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Administrator., Lundy Beldecos & Milby, PC, 450 N. Narberth Ave., Suite 200, Narberth, PA 19072 7p-26-3t

ESTATE NOTICE

Estate of ANDREW W. KEEGAN, III, deceased, Late of New London Township, Chester County, PA, Letters of Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment without delay to Executor: Nancy Joy Wolfe, 88 Brookside Place, Nottingham, PA 19362 or Attorney: Ira D. Binder, 227 Cullen Rd, Oxford, PA 19363 7p-26-3t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of the within mentioned writ directed to Carolyn B. Welsh, Sheriff, will be sold at public sale, in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, announced on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 at 11AM prevailing time, the herein-described real estate.

Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file in her office located in the Chester County Justice Center, Office of the Sheriff, 201 West Market Street, Suite 1201, West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Schedule of Distribution on Monday, September 18th, 2017. Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedule unless exceptions are filed hereto within ten (10) days thereafter.

SALE NO. 17-8-462 Writ of Execution No. 2017-01543 DEBT $56,691.49 PROPERTY situate in the Franklin Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania BLR# 72-5-34.1 IMPROVEMENTS thereon: residential dwelling PLAINTIFF: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., s/b/m to Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc. VS DEFENDANT: RUDY D. ARNOLD SALE ADDRESS: 1833 New London Road, Landenberg, PA 19350 PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: PHELAN HALLINAN DIAMOND & JONES, LLP, 215-563-7000 N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase money must be paid at the time and place of sale. 10% payment must be paid in cash, certified check or money order made payable to the purchaser or Sheriff of Chester Co. The final payment must be made payable to Sheriff of Chester Co. & is due twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale by 2PM. CAROLYN B. WELSH, SHERIFF 7p-26-3t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of the within mentioned writ directed to Carolyn B. Welsh, Sheriff, will be sold at public sale, in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, announced on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 at 11AM prevailing time, the herein-described real estate.

Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file in her office located in the Chester County Justice Center, Office of the Sheriff, 201 West Market Street, Suite 1201, West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Schedule of Distribution on Monday, September 18th, 2017. Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedule unless exceptions are filed hereto within ten (10) days thereafter.

SALE NO. 17-8-464 Writ of Execution No. 2016-11373 DEBT $188,559.17 ALL THAT CERTAIN lot or piece of ground with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate in East Nottingham Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described according to a Plan of Locksley Glen, Section 1, Phase 1, made by Reagis, Inc., Engineers and Surveyors, dated 6/20/1998, last revised 3/19/1999 and recorded on 5/14/1999, as Plan #14921, as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a point on the southeasterly side of Winston Way, the northwest corner of Lot #67 and the southwest corner of the about to be described lot; thence along Winston Way, north 48 degrees 02 minutes 50 seconds east, 90.00 feet to a point, a corner of Lot #65 on said Plan; thence along same, south 41 degrees 57 minutes 10 seconds east, 178.75 feet to a point, a corner of Lots #70 and #71; thence along Lot #70, south 48 degrees 02 minutes 50 seconds west; 90.00 feet to a point, a corner of Lot #60 and #67; thence along Lot #67, north 41 degrees 57 minutes 10 seconds west; thence along Lot #67, north 41 degrees 57 minutes 10 seconds west, 178.75 feet to the first mentioned point and place of beginning.

BEING the same premises which Edward J. Deal, III and Marlene T. Deal,

by Deed dated 6/30/2004 and recorded 8/16/2004 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for the County of Chester as Instrument Number 10449228, granted and conveyed unto David Blisard and Lisa Blisard, in fee.

PLAINTIFF: JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association VS DEFENDANT: DAVID BLISARD and LISA BLISARD SALE ADDRESS: 117 Winston Way, Oxford, PA 19363

PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: SHAPIRO & DeNARDO, LLC, 610-278-6800 N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase money must be paid at the time and place of sale. 10% payment must be paid in cash, certified check or money order made payable to the purchaser or Sheriff of Chester Co. The final payment must be made payable to Sheriff of Chester Co. & is due twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale by 2PM. CAROLYN B. WELSH, SHERIFF 7p-26-3t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of the within mentioned writ directed to Carolyn B. Welsh, Sheriff, will be sold at public sale, in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, announced on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 at 11AM prevailing time, the herein-described real estate.

Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file in her office located in the Chester County Justice Center, Office of the Sheriff, 201 West Market Street, Suite 1201, West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Schedule of Distribution on Monday, September 18th, 2017. Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedule unless exceptions are filed hereto within ten (10) days thereafter.

SALE NO. 17-8-472 Writ of Execution No. 2012-09196 DEBT $516,927.84 PROPERTY situate in the East Nottingham Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania

Avondale, PA 19311 PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: KRISTEN WETZEL LADD, ESQ., 610-692-1371 N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase money must be paid at the time and place of sale. 10% payment must be paid in cash, certified check or money order made payable to the purchaser or Sheriff of Chester Co. The final payment must be made payable to Sheriff of Chester Co. & is due twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale by 2PM. CAROLYN B. WELSH, SHERIFF 7p-26-3t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of the within mentioned writ directed to Carolyn B. Welsh, Sheriff, will be sold at public sale, in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, announced on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 at 11AM prevailing time, the herein-described real estate.

Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file in her office located in the Chester County Justice Center, Office of the Sheriff, 201 West Market Street, Suite 1201, West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Schedule of Distribution on Monday, September 18th, 2017. Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedule unless exceptions are filed hereto within ten (10) days thereafter.

SALE NO. 17-8-476 Writ of Execution No. 2017-02626 DEBT $232,224.76 PROPERTY situate in Township of Lower Oxford

BLR #69-3-161 TAX Parcel #56-04-0054.240 IMPROVEMENTS thereon: residential dwelling PLAINTIFF: Bank of America, N.A. Successor by Merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, L.P. f/k/a Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, L.P. VS DEFENDANT: MATTHEW J. GIBSON SALE ADDRESS: 329 Heron Drive, Lincoln University, PA 19352-1729 PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: PHELAN HALLINAN DIAMOND & JONES, LLP, 215-563-7000 N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase money must be paid at the time and place of sale. 10% payment must be paid in cash, certified check or money order made payable to the purchaser or Sheriff of Chester Co. The final payment must be made payable to Sheriff of Chester Co. & is due twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale by 2PM. CAROLYN B. WELSH, SHERIFF 7p-26-3t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of the within mentioned writ directed to Carolyn B. Welsh, Sheriff, will be sold at public sale, in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, announced on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 at 11AM prevailing time, the herein-described real estate.

Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file in her office located in the Chester County Justice Center, Office of the Sheriff, 201 West Market Street, Suite 1201, West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Schedule of Distribution on Monday, September 18th, 2017. Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedule unless exceptions are filed hereto within ten (10) days thereafter.

UPI No. 56-4-54-24 IMPROVEMENTS: a residential dwelling.

PLAINTIFF: PNC Bank, National Association, Successor by Merger to National City Mortgage, a Division of National City Bank VS DEFENDANT: DAVID F. O’CONNOR a / k /a DAV I D O ’ C O N N O R a n d LISA ANN O’CONNOR a/k/a LISA O’CONNOR SALE ADDRESS: 406 Township Road, Oxford, PA 19363

N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase money must be paid at the time and place of sale. 10% payment must be paid in cash, certified check or money order made payable to the purchaser or Sheriff of Chester Co. The final payment must be made payable to Sheriff of Chester Co. & is due twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale by 2PM. CAROLYN B. WELSH, SHERIFF 7p-26-3t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

SALE NO. 17-8-474 Writ of Execution No. 2014-00901 DEBT $548,645.62 ALL THAT CERTAIN parcel of real estate in the Borough of Avondale, County of Chester, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as follows, to wit:

SALE NO. 17-8-480 Writ of Execution No. 2010-14117 DEBT $216,188.77

BEGINNING at a point at the southwesterly extremity of the arc of a curve having a radius of 35 feet which connects the northeasterly line of State Highway (50 feet wide) Route Number 215, and which has a bearing of south 44 degrees 00 minutes east, with the southerly line of State Highway (60 feet wide) Route No. 131 at a point of reverse curve, said beginning point being distant 22 feet northwardly and radially from the center line of railroad of The Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company, known as the Octorara Branch, Maryland Division; thence extending from said point the following 4 courses and distances to wit: (1) northeastwardly along said arc or connecting curve to the right having a radius of 35 feet the chord of said curve having a bearing of north 29 degrees 36 minutes east for a length of 67.15 feet to said point of reverse curve at the point of meeting with said southerly line of State Highway, Route No. 131; (2) eastwardly along said southerly line of the last mentioned highway on a curve to the left having a radius of 667.27 feet the chord of said curve having a bearing of south 89 degrees 12 minutes east for a length of 322.83 feet an arc length of 326.03 feet; (3) south 11 degrees 15 minutes west 153.11 feet and thence (4) westwardly on a line parallel with and distant 22 feet northwardly and radially from said center line of railroad on a curve to the right having arc radius of 1,888.08 feet the chord of said curve having a bearing of north 73 degrees 33 minutes west for a length of 340 feet an arc length of 342.42 feet to the place of beginning.

ALL THAT CERTAIN, message, lot or piece of land situate on, in the Borough of Kennett Square, County of Chester, State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described, as follows, to wit:

IMPROVEMENTS consisting of commercial structure.

PLAINTIFF: PNC Bank, N.A. VS DEFENDANT: AVONDALE IQ CO., LLC

ALL THAT CERTAIN lot of land, situated on the west side of Park Avenue (formerly Race Street) being Lot #56 South View Development in the Borough Kennett Square, County of Chester and the State of Pennsylvania being bounded and described according to a survey made by George E. Regester, Jr., Registered Surveyor, as follows; BEGINNING at a stake in the West Street Line of Park Avenue (formerly Race Street) as the same is now laid out 47 feet wide, and said point of beginning being south 02 degrees 06 minutes west 175 feet from an iron pin set in the South Street Line of Chestnut Street, 50 feet wide, measured, along the West Street line of Park Avenue; THENCE along the West Street line of Park Avenue, south 02 degrees 06 minutes west 55 feet to a stake; a corner of Lot #55; THENCE along Lot 55 north 88 degrees 45 minutes west 137.98 feet to a stake in a line of land of Kennett Consolidated School; THENCE along land of said school, north 06 degrees 09 minutes west 58.48 feet to a stake, a corner of Lot #57; THENCE along Lot #57 south 88 degrees 45 minutes east 145.84 feet to the first mentioned point and place of beginning.

CONTAINING 7806.3 square feet of land, be the same more or less.

BEING UPI Number 3-5-190 PARCEL No.: 3-5-190

SALE ADDRESS: 72 Baltimore Pike,

VS DEFENDANT: ANNA-CARIN BREWER

BEING the same property conveyed to Clarence Stevens who acquired title by virtue of a Deed from John B. Morton, dated March 30, 2007, recorded June 13, 2007, at Deed Book 7184, Page 1666, Chester County, Pennsylvania Records.

SALE ADDRESS: 246 Cherry Lane, Kennett Square, PA 19348-4709

PLAINTIFF: US Bank National Association, as Trustee for CMLTI 2007WFHE3 VS DEFENDANT: CLARENCE STEVENS SALE ADDRESS: 818 Park Avenue, Kennett Square, PA 19348 PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI, LLC, 614-220-5611 N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase money must be paid at the time and place of sale. 10% payment must be paid in cash, certified check or money order made payable to the purchaser or Sheriff of Chester Co. The final payment must be made payable to Sheriff of Chester Co. & is due twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale by 2PM. CAROLYN B. WELSH, SHERIFF 7p-26-3t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of the within mentioned writ directed to Carolyn B. Welsh, Sheriff, will be sold at public sale, in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, announced on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 at 11AM prevailing time, the herein-described real estate.

Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file in her office located in the Chester County Justice Center, Office of the Sheriff, 201 West Market Street, Suite 1201, West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Schedule of Distribution on Monday, September 18th, 2017. Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedule unless exceptions are filed hereto within ten (10) days thereafter.

SALE NO. 17-8-483 Writ of Execution No. 2017-00905 DEBT $242,645.89 PROPERTY situate in the East Marlborough Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania BLR# 61-6-404

PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: KML LAW GROUP, P.C., 215-627-1322

By virtue of the within mentioned writ directed to Carolyn B. Welsh, Sheriff, will be sold at public sale, in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, announced on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 at 11AM prevailing time, the herein-described real estate.

Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file in her office located in the Chester County Justice Center, Office of the Sheriff, 201 West Market Street, Suite 1201, West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Schedule of Distribution on Monday, September 18th, 2017. Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedule unless exceptions are filed hereto within ten (10) days thereafter.

BEING UPI No. 4-3-30

BEING known as: 818 Park Avenue, Kennett Square, PA 19348

IMPROVEMENTS thereon: residential dwelling PLAINTIFF: Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC

PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: PHELAN HALLINAN DIAMOND & JONES, LLP, 215-563-7000 N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase money must be paid at the time and place of sale. 10% payment must be paid in cash, certified check or money order made payable to the purchaser or Sheriff of Chester Co. The final payment must be made payable to Sheriff of Chester Co. & is due twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale by 2PM. CAROLYN B. WELSH, SHERIFF 7p-26-3t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of the within mentioned writ directed to Carolyn B. Welsh, Sheriff, will be sold at public sale, in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, announced on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 at 11AM prevailing time, the herein-described real estate.

Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file in her office located in the Chester County Justice Center, Office of the Sheriff, 201 West Market Street, Suite 1201, West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Schedule of Distribution on Monday, September 18th, 2017. Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedule unless exceptions are filed hereto within ten (10) days thereafter.

SALE NO. 17-8-490 Writ of Execution No. 2016-03344 DEBT $78,908.10 PROPERTY situate in Township of Franklin TAX Parcel #72-04L-0001 IMPROVEMENTS: a residential dwelling.

PLAINTIFF: PNC Bank, National Association, Successor in Interest to National City Real Estate Services, LLC, Successor by Merger to National City Mortgage, Inc., formerly known as National City Mortgage Co. VS DEFENDANT: CRAIG L. JACOBS SALE ADDRESS: 206 Fox Run Lane, Lincoln University, PA 19352 PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: KML LAW GROUP, P.C., 215-627-1322 N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase

money must be paid at the time and place of sale. 10% payment must be paid in cash, certified check or money order made payable to the purchaser or Sheriff of Chester Co. The final payment must be made payable to Sheriff of Chester Co. & is due twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale by 2PM. CAROLYN B. WELSH, SHERIFF 7p-26-3t

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of the within mentioned writ directed to Carolyn B. Welsh, Sheriff, will be sold at public sale, in the Chester County Justice Center, 201 West Market Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, announced on Thursday, August 17th, 2017 at 11AM prevailing time, the herein-described real estate.

Notice is given to all parties in interest and claimants that the Sheriff will file in her office located in the Chester County Justice Center, Office of the Sheriff, 201 West Market Street, Suite 1201, West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Schedule of Distribution on Monday, September 18th, 2017. Distribution will be made in accordance with the Schedule unless exceptions are filed hereto within ten (10) days thereafter.

SALE NO. 17-8-510 Writ of Execution No. 2013-11801 DEBT $6,878.06 ALL THAT CERTAIN lot or piece of ground with the building and improvements thereon erected, hereditaments and appurtenances, situate in the Township of Penn, County of Chester and State of Pennsylvania.

TAX Parcel No. 58-3-33.2 PROPERTY address: 78 Allsmeer Drive, Penn Township, Pennsylvania PLAINTIFF: Penn Township VS DEFENDANT: JAMES McANANY and SYLVIA McANANY SALE ADDRESS: 78 Allsmeer Drive, Penn Township, Pennsylvania PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: DIANE M. BOEHRET, ESQ., 484-690-9300 N.B. Ten percent (10%) of the purchase money must be paid at the time and place of sale. 10% payment must be paid in cash, certified check or money order made payable to the purchaser or Sheriff of Chester Co. The final payment must be made payable to Sheriff of Chester Co. & is due twenty-one (21) days from the date of sale by 2PM. CAROLYN B. WELSH, SHERIFF 7p-26-3t Continued on Page 6B

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CHESTER COUNTY PRESS

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2017

Chester County Press

Legals

Continued from Page 5B NOTICE TO OWNERS OF TAX SALE FOR UNPAID TAXES TO OWNERS OF PROPERTIES DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTICE AND TO ALL PERSONS HAVING LIENS, JUDGMENTS, MUNICIPAL CLAIMS OR OTHER CLAIMS AGAINST SUCH PROPERTIES. On September 11, 2017, at 10:00 a.m. (Eastern Daylight Time), the Chester County Tax Claim Bureau will hold its public sale of Chester County properties for the purpose of satisfying unpaid tax claims thereon.

The sale will be held at 313 W. Market Street, Room 5102, West Chester, Pennsylvania. The properties to be sold are listed below including a brief description of each property, the names of the owners or reputed owners of such properties, except in case of unknown owners, together with the approximate amount of the Upset Price of such property.

THE UPSET PRICE includes the sum of: (1) any tax liens in favor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; (2) the amount of the claim absolute and interest thereon on which the sale is being held; (3) amounts of any other tax claims or judgments due on such property together with interest on the judgment to the date of sale; (4) the total amount of all accrued taxes including taxes levied against the property for the current year, whether or not returned; (5) the amount of municipal claims on such property; and, (6) the record costs and costs of sale including pro rata costs of the publication of notice and costs of mail and posted notices in connection with the return of claim and mail and posted notices of sale.

After confirmation of the sale by the Court and payment of the Upset Price by the purchaser, a deed will be recorded in the name of the purchaser at the cost of the purchaser, which costs shall include any transfer taxes demanded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or other amounts appearing to be due in connection with the property being sold.

Prior to the actual sale, any owner or lien creditor of record against a property may, at the option of the Tax Claim Bureau: (1) cause a property to be removed from the sale by payment in full of taxes which have become absolute and of all charges and interest due on such taxes up to the time of payment or (2) cause the sale against such property to be stayed by entering into a written installment agreement with the Tax Claim Bureau providing for immediate payment of twenty five (25%) percent of the amount due on all tax claims and tax judgments filed or entered against such property, together with interest and costs on the tax returned to date, which agreement shall provide for not more than three (3) installments for the balance due, all to be paid within one (1) year of the date of said agreement and which agreement shall meet the other requirements of the Real Estate Tax Sale Law. TERMS OF SALE THE Purchaser of any property at the Upset Sale shall pay to the Tax Claim Bureau the entire purchase money on the date of sale, no later than 3:30 p.m.; and in case said amount is not paid, the sale shall be voided and the property put up for sale again. All sales are subject to confirmation by the Court of Common Pleas of Chester County.

All sales are under and subject to the provisions of the Pennsylvania Real Estate Tax Sale Law Act of July 7, 1947, P.L. 1368, No. 542 as amended and to such conditions as may be announced at the sale.

The Bureau makes no warranty, guarantee or representation with respect to the accuracy of descriptions or ownership of any property or with respect to procedural irregularities. The Bureau makes no warranty whatsoever regarding the condition of property sold at tax sale.

Section 607(g) of the Pennsylvania Real Estate Tax Sale Law provides that there shall be no period of redemption after the sale.

NOTICE: Delinquent tax payments are requested by Friday, September 8, 2017 No later than 3:30 p.m.

Jonathan B. Schuck, Director Chester County Tax Claim Bureau WEST CHESTER 1-2-96 REID ROBERT T MACFARLAND LISA ANNE ES OF HILLSIDE DR LOT 43 & DWG $10,444.41 1-4-140 HALLMAN WEBB D NW COR W LAFAYETTE & N DAR LOT & DWG $6,958.91 1-4-199 PERNSLEY DONALD F & MATTIE SS OF W LAFAYETTE ST LOT & DWG $4,065.12 1-4-244 HUNTER HOWARD N SR & LOUISE T SS OF W BIDDLE ST LOT & DWG $5,183.28 1-5-120 BURKE JOSEPHINE E & THOMAS E NS OF E BIDDLE ST LOT & DWG $9,583.47 1-5-120.1 BURKE JOSEPHINE E BURKE THOMAS E NS OF E BIDDLE ST LOT & DWG $8,490.29 1-5-268 BURKE THOMAS E NS OF E CHESTNUT ST LOT & DWG $5,476.86

1-5-469 BARBATI GINO SEISS JAMES C JR ETAL NS OF E MINER ST LOT & DWG $4,950.11 1-6-55 DENNIS CYNTHIA J NE COR OF E BARNARD & S W LOT & DWG $5,596.38 1-6-77 COOPER ETHEL & COSBY RICHARD WS OF S BOLMAR ST LOT & DWG $5,316.54 1-6-82 NEWTON CHAS C & MINERVA J SS E BARNARD ST LOT & DWG $3,401.72 1-8-115 REYES RAMONA WS OF N NEW ST LOT & DWG $2,856.69 1-8-171 WINKOPP WILLIAM O III & AMY N SE N DRLNGTN&W WASH LOT & DWG $5,899.04 1-8-311 FLOWERS THEODORE K SW N WAYNE&W CHESTNUT LOT & DWG $8,431.91 1-8-327 MALAVOLTA CINDY L NS OF W GAY ST LOT & DWG $6,957.10 1-8-399 PINEDA ANTONIO SS OF W GAY ST LOT & DWG $9,291.23 1-8-487 BAMC 413 W MINER LLC NS OF W MINER ST LOT & APTS $19,824.58 1-9-71 ANDRAOS YOUSSEF S ANDRAOS GEORGE ETAL SS OF W GAY ST LOT STORE & DWG $5,699.62 1-9-116 JODIBUG LLC ES OF N CHURCH ST LOT APTS & STORE $6,253.73 1-9-141 STAVROPOULOS DEMETRIOS S SS OF E GAY ST LOT & STORE APT $6,351.71 1-9-275 ATKINS BRUCE C JR & VIRGINIA PINZON WS OF S HIGH ST LOT APT & STORE $13,370.65 1-9-345 BRENT MORGAN PROPERTIES LLC NS OF E MINER ST LOT & OFFICE $7,481.60 1-9-366.1 STAR SOCIAL CLUB SES OF E MARKET ST LOT & SOCIAL CLUB $8,588.63 1-9-525 BURKE JOSEPHINE E & THOMAS E ETAL SS OF E MINER ST LOT & DWG $5,638.87 1-9-755 RICHARDSON HARRY & EMMA F WS OF S MATLACK ST LOT & DWG $5,926.33 1-9-791 GREER MERCEDEA B SS OF E BARNARD ST LOT & DWG $5,910.33 1-9-972 CALLE ANIBAL ES OF S MATLACK ST LOT & DWG $3,398.71 1-9-1149.4 PINEDA ANTONIO ES S MATLACK ST LOT & DWG $6,921.99 1-9-1220 KING JEAN L & PHYLLIS M WS S MATLACK ST LOT & DWG $4,464.42 1-10-178 CLARK VERA J WS OF S ADAMS ST LOT & DWG $5,219.97 1-12-138.17 BRAY SUSAN SW COR S BRANDYWINE AVE LOT 1 & DWG $7,421.89

DWG $10,883.75 OXFORD 6-1-68 GETZ TIMOTHY M & LORI JEAN NS OF S BROOKSIDE DR LOT 137 & DWG $15,931.75 6-4-138 NEWTON NORMAN T JR & LOUISE P ES OF N THIRD ST LOT & RETAIL/APT $9,667.45 6-5-230 JOHNSON ROBERTA JEAN JOHNSON MATTHEW P ES OF S FIFTH ST LOT DWG & GAR $6,976.57 6-5-264.3 COX C DONALD & LINDA M NS OF SPEAR ST 1 AC & DWG PRTL $22,164.34 6-9-84.1 MCMICHAEL MELISSA A MCMICHAEL R SAMUEL NW COR FIFTH&SOUTH LOT & DWG $8,033.04 6-9-112 PHILLIPS LAWRENCE A & JOYCE K WS NOTTINGHAM AVE LOT & DWG $5,022.18 ATGLEN 7-4-60.22 GRANT JOHN F & MARGARET M NEWPORT CIR LOT 20 & DWG $18,155.60 PARKESBURG

2-4-311 THOMAS HARRY W THOMAS HELEN ETAL SS RASPBERRY AVE LOT & DWG $4,608.18 2-4-337 DUTTER WALTER L SWS CHURCH ST LOT 1 & DWG $4,900.67

8-3-46 OGDEN WILLIAM PARKE & LINDA M ES GREEN ST LOT & DWG $22,345.21 8-3-76.8 COOK THERON D & CATHLEEN L WS OF GREEN ST LOT 9 & DWG $8,051.99 8-4-46 MILLER ROGER & PHYLLIS A WS CHURCH ST LOT & DWG $8,284.34 8-4-46.1 MURRAY EDDIE O WS CHURCH ST LOT & DWG $6,540.29 8-4-117 DONOHUE DENNIS M DONOHUE HALEY L NS OF E SECOND AVE LOT & DWG $1,990.12 8-5-124 PECK JOHN & CHRISTINE G NS OF W SECOND AVE LOT & DWG $10,623.07 8-5-168 ECKERT ANGELA M SS OF W SECOND AVE LOT DWG & GAR $8,648.35 8-5-307 KRUMRINE NANCY J NW COR OF W FOURTH AVE & C LOT & DWG $9,442.31 8-5-345.9 RB LAND HOLDING LP WS LILY LA CLDSC LOT 9 $2,361.28 8-5-345.10 RB LAND HOLDING LP ES LILY LA CLDSC LOT 10 $3,520.52 8-5-345.11 RB LAND HOLDING LP ES LILY LA CLDSC LOT 11 $3,515.86 8-5-437 FERREIRA CAROL A SES W EIGHTH AVE LOT 162 & DWG $11,859.51 8-6-6.1A RUNNER ARNOLD L JR SS & REAR OF BEALE DR LOT 2 $5,172.47 8-6-24 KUSY DEBORAH LYNN ES GAY ST LOT & DWG $6,215.71 8-6-69 DURBOROW KATHLEEN E SS OF W FIFTH AVE 1 AC & GAR $6,795.64 8-6-70 DURBOROW KATHLEEN E SS OF W FIFTH AVE LOT $4,330.22 8-6-75 RUNNER ARNOLD L JR SS OF W FIFTH AVE LOT 91 $5,756.64

KENNETT SQUARE

SOUTH COATESVILLE

3-2-177 ALBERT SHERRY LYNN ES OF N LINCOLN ST LOT & DWG $4,704.28 3-3-24 HALEY ALBERT L & DORIS E WS N WALNUT ST LOT & DWG $7,379.32 3-3-94 CRAMPTON WINONA E NS HAZEL RD LOTS 142 & 143 & DWG $8,394.10 3-3-219 GRAEF CHARLES P & LISA W SS E CYPRESS ST LOT & DWG $3,636.33 3-4-47 DELLAPELLE ROBERT G JR & BERNADETTE M ES MEREDITH ST LOT & DWG $9,167.86 3-4-208.33 CASTRO BERNARDO ES OF S WAYNE AVE LOT 9 & DWG $9,435.58 3-4-212 TENA VALERIO SANCHEZ DESANCHEZ MA DEJESUS ALMANZA ETAL WS LAFAYETTE ST LOT 92 & DWG $7,716.28 3-5-33 WATSON JOHN F DANNAKER SEAN ES S UNION ST LOT DWG & GAR $6,836.25

9-2-5 KOZACHESON BROS INC SE COR BAKER & RAILROAD ST LOT & GAR $6,277.19 9-2-6 KOZACHESON BROS INC SS BAKER ST LOT $5,927.46 9-2-7 KOZACHESON BROTHERS INC SS BAKER ST LOT $4,466.83 9-2-12 KENNEDY JANE B NW COR OF S FIRST & GIBBON LOT & APTS $14,601.00 9-2-22 KOZACHESON BROTHERS INC NE COR GIBBONS AVE & RAILR LOT $5,046.73 9-2-25 BRYANT JAMES P SS GIBBONS AVE LOT & DWGS $8,096.72 9-2-72 WILEY DEBORAH WILEY BRYANT A ES S FIRST AVE LOT & APTS $14,555.14 9-2-78.1Q AQUILAR GLADYS NWS OF BAXTER ST LOT 14S & DWG $4,621.90 9-2-82.7 SNOH SUSANNAH NW COR OF PARKWAY & MONTCL LOT 8 & DWG $16,891.75 9-2-87 LONDON ROBERT L & LINDA M WS PARKWAY LOT & DWG $5,464.58 9-10-15 BRAZZLE NEAL & REBECCA WS YOUNGSBURG RD LOT $3,658.75 9-10-54 HYNSON LOUELLA A WS YOUNGSBURG RD LOT $3,327.42 9-10-64 PLANK JOHN H SW BIRCH ST&GAP RD LOT DWG & GAR $3,366.88 9-10-93 BAILEY JANET S SS WOOD ST LOT & DWG $3,280.06 9-10-115 THOMPSON DEBORAH A ES BIRCH ST LOT & DWG $2,543.69 9-11-3 HAMMOND HUBERT C & SHIRLEY SS GAP RD LOT & DWG $9,961.60 9-11-4 SUBER GOLDIE SS OF LOWER GAP RD LOT $2,319.56 9-11-6 WILLIAMS MINNIE SS GAP RD LOT & DWG $2,841.72

MALVERN

10-4-46.1 GROCE EDWIN F JR GROCE MONICA ANN E & REAR OF UNION ST 2.7 AC & STOR BLDG $5,590.47 10-4-75 GILFILLAN REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS LLC S LLOYD ST&N BRANDY LOT 2 & DWG $9,739.33 DOWNINGTOWN 11-4-190 HARLAN WARREN W TAYLOR MELANIE H NW COR AT JEFFERSON AVE & LOT 2 DWGS GAR & STORE $10,923.09 11-5-24 GARESS CAROLYN M NS GARFIELD AVE LOT & DWG $7,525.34 11-7-99 DAGUE RICHARD GARY NS WEBSTER AVE LOT & APTS $6,410.81 11-7-335 S & T REALTY CO NS LANCASTER AVE LOT & COMM BLDG $17,690.69 11-7-336 S & T REALTY CO NS LANCASTER AVE LOT & COMM BLDG $32,811.13 11-7-409 SIMMONS HUGH L NS W LANCASTER AVE LOT BARBER SHOP & APT $6,915.76 11-8-155 MCGUCKIN & PYLE INC ES BRANDYWINE AVE LOT & MACHINE SHOP $48,971.42 11-8-156 MAIN STREET VILLAGE PHASE II INC SS JEFFERSON AVE 1.7 AC $7,551.42 11-8-158.1 MCGUCKIN & PYLE INC ES BRANDYWINE AVE 1 AC & WHSE PREM F $32,442.74 11-8-265 SARMENTO LUIGI B & COLETTE D C NS JACKSON AVE LOT & DWG $8,395.92 11-8-291 DAGOSTINO ANTHONY P REVOCABLE TRUST AGREEMENT WS OF ROAD F LOT 17 & DWG $13,225.78 11-8-317 FORREST ANNE S SS OF ROAD D LOT 43 & DWG $13,035.96 11-10-56.5A CHILDS ROBERT E CHILDS PATRICIA HENLEY ES OF LLOYD AVE LOT 52 & DWG $10,633.35 11-11-147 MILLER DANIEL J MILLER JOSEPH E NS E CHURCH ST LOT & DWG $3,936.43 11-11-158.1 GILFILLAN ALEXANDER C SS OF E CHURCH ST LOT & DWG $6,031.24 HONEY BROOK BOROUGH 12-2-120.2 RITTENOUR PAUL M JR WS MAIN ST LOT 3 & MBL HM $2,942.93 12-4-5 BOSWELL CHARLES S JR & ELDRIS NE PARK & BROAD STS LOT 4 & DWG $1,310.05 ELVERSON 13-2-16.3 MILLER JAMES & KRISTINE E ES OF WATER ST LOT PAR A $7,330.07 13-2-24 SCHEMPP DANIEL S WS OF PARK AVE 8.7 AC $4,963.70 13-2-25 SCHEMPP DANIEL S SWS OF PARK AVE 1.2 AC $2,639.53 13-3-6.2 LAKEMAN JOHN L N OF MAIN ST LOT $1,739.91 SPRING CITY

AVONDALE 4-1-18 BOTKIN JOHN & REGINIA WS PENNSYLVANIA AVE LOT & DWG $9,854.96 4-2-7 PRIGG ETHEL & EDWARD ES OF HENSON ST LOT & DWG $7,685.77 4-3-30 AVONDALE IQ CO LLC SE PENNA AVE&STATE RD LOT & COMM $15,258.80 WEST GROVE 5-2-2.1 GESSLER DOUGLAS J & ELIZABETH B WS MEETING HOUSE RD AT BOR 7 AC S $13,584.10 5-2-7 BAYLIS SARA E BAYLIS RUTH E ETAL NS HARMONY RD 1 AC & DWG $9,859.09 5-4-15 MCNEIL JEAN M TRU NS EVERGREEN ST 2.1 AC DWG & BARN $11,572.15 5-4-24 JONES SUSAN SW HARMONY RD&MAPLE LOT & DWG $8,734.41 5-4-49 GORMAN GEORGE E GORMAN KIM M NS OF E EVERGREEN ST LOT DWG & GAR $11,071.53 5-4-218 THOMPSON TERRY L NS SUMMIT AVE LOT DWG & GAR $6,580.31 5-4-287 BLACK CAROL ANN SS SUMMIT AVE LOT DWG & GAR $7,471.69 5-4-505 MARTINEZ BENERANDO JR TOWNVIEW DRIVE UNIT C-19 & DWG $5,190.48 5-4-534 COWDRIGHT MARILYN E NS OF W MEADOW CRT LOT 13 &

MODENA 10-3-22 BROWN WILLIAM S NS JOHNSON ST LOT & DWG $7,135.86 10-3-51 WHARTON DAVID F SR SS WOODLAND AVE 1.1 AC S & DWG $4,522.85 10-4-1 PARK GRACE S NS OF MEDENA RD LOT $4,650.82 10-4-6 THOMPSON JASON M THOMPSON KEITH E ES OF UNION ST 2.7 AC & DWG $18,323.72 10-4-7 THOMPSON JASON M THOMPSON KEITH E NE COR OF MORTONVILLE RD & 2.7 AC DWG & GAR $17,291.37 10-4-22 MCCAIN CONWAY MCCAIN SANDRA L ES OF N BRANDYWINE AVE 1.5 AC & DWG $7,083.21

14-4-135 DOHANYOSI EVA NW COR OF NEW & N WALL STS LOT & DWG $21,383.58 14-4-350 LINEBAUGH JOHN T & MARY ANN WS OF MAIN ST LOT & DWG $6,596.42 14-4-446 KANES GABRIEL SS HALL ST LOT & DWG $6,840.91 14-4-524 BUCKWALTER STEVEN P NS POPLAR ST LOT & DWG $3,692.67 14-4-526 MOSTELLER ROBERT NE COR POPLAR & CHURCH STS LOT & APTS $11,256.16 14-5-4 FORSTER ANTHONY L & CAROL J WS MAIN ST LOT & DWG $32,163.71 14-6-57 GRUBB CHARLES F & JOAN L SS WASHINGTON ST LOT & DWG $5,964.35 PHOENIXVILLE 15-2-2.73 T H PROPERTIES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP SE COR OF SQUARE DR & DAYT $8,427.71 15-3A-13 SZCZEPANSKI STANLEY ES OF RT 113 3.8 AC S DWG & BLDGS $18,585.57 15-5-31 MASHMAN C RICHARD & JANICE NE FRANKLIN&GRANT ST LOT 1 DWG & POOL $6,670.35 15-5-45 DOSWELL ZAMELIA & JOHN NW COR GRANT & SOUTH LOT $2,679.29 15-5-50 ANDERSON BEY DOROTHY L WS SOUTH ST LOT & DWG $5,982.27 15-5-153 BEARDEN EDWARD & DOREEN R NS EMMETT ST LOT & DWG $6,789.77 15-5-185 DAVISON WILLIAM S & LYNN M NS RHOADES ST LOT DWG & GAR $10,089.81 15-5-363 LAMPE HAL SHAPLEY SCOTT NE DAYTON&E EMMETT ST LOT & DWG $8,621.80 15-5-388 TAMMARO NICOLA & CAROLINE NE DAYTON&SPRING LA LOT DWG & GAR $17,983.87 15-5-465 BYRD SATERRI NS OF PENN ST LOT 1 & DWG $4,293.16 15-5-470 TAMMARO MARIA SW COR OF SAINT MARYS & DA LOT DWG & GAR $7,824.20 15-5-499 DUREN ANDREW JR NS HIGH ST LOT & DWG $4,407.83 15-6-15 CHIAPARAS CYNTHIA NS E HIGH ST LOT & DWG $6,123.15 15-8-25.1 723 WHEATLAND LLC NE COR WHEATLND & PARADISE 4 AC & IND $48,411.64 15-9-177.1 LOURIE ELIZABETH NS OF PROSPECT ST LOT & DWG $5,319.40 15-9-205 STEEL CITY PROPERTIES

LLC SS BRIDGE ST LOT & BLDG $16,906.15 15-9-222 LAMPE HAROLD C III GRAVINESE TAMMY M NS PROSPECT ST LOT & DWG $3,716.37 15-9-390 LANGEVIN MICHAEL G & DORIS F NS HALL ST LOT & DWG $6,023.98 15-9-460 MOFFATT NATHAN H & BARBARA L ES BRIDGE ST LOT & DWG $7,627.54 15-9-510 DAVISON WILLIAM S DAVISON JOHN C SS HALL ST LOT & COMM BLDG $11,972.23 15-9-572 DAVISON WILLIAM S DAVISON JOHN C NS MORGAN ST LOT & IND BLDG $23,976.48 15-9-573 DAVISON WILLIAM S DAVISON JOHN C NS MORGAN ST LOT & DWG $6,756.88 15-9-725 RUDDOCK CEYON RUDDOCK ULA I SS E WALNUT ST LOT & DWG $4,944.22 15-9-738 MORALES CAROL NS E MORGAN ST LOT & DWG $4,072.67 15-9-773 ONEIL JONATHAN ONEIL ELIZABETH ADM ETAL WS MAIN ST LOT & DWG $10,841.69 15-11-141 ROSSMAN J TODD & JAMI B CAINES CREEK UNIT 117 & DWG $6,543.84 15-12-318 CAMERON WILLIAM HAROLD & ANNE SS TYLER AVE LOT 163 & DWG $13,350.26 15-13-42 DENITHORNE R BRIAN & ALLANA F NS WASHINGTON AVE LOT & DWG $6,330.96 15-13-576 SOMBERS JOSEPH & CYNTHIA NS FOURTH AVE LOT & DWG (HOUSE 225) $8,675.82 15-14-181 27 NUTT ROAD ASSOCIATES NW STARR ST&NUTT RD LOT & DWG $20,502.53 15-17-112 MENDENHALL LINDA W ES OF S MAIN ST LOT & DWG $14,587.16 COATESVILLE 16-2-99 SUBER RONALD SW PROSPECT&POPLAR ST LOT DWG & GAR $5,513.04 16-2-143 ETLIS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC NW COATES&BOUNDARY ST LOT $3,029.81 16-2-148 LONG GEORGE & ANNIE SS COATES ST LOT & DWG $5,686.64 16-2-164.1A LEWIS SPARTACUS SR SS COATES ST LOT 620 & DWG $3,671.85 16-2-179 BAXTER MILTON E JR & SANDRA L SS COATES ST LOT & DWG $4,794.84 16-2-180.2 ROSS BEULAH L SS OF COATES ST LOT & DWG $3,547.91 16-2-202.1 FERGUSON CLYDE SS OF COATES ST LOT & DWG $5,849.84 16-2-237 FOSTER PERCY M & RENA SS COATES ST LOT & DWG $6,424.29 16-2-242 CANNON SHIRLEY CANNON-BELL HEATHER SS COATES ST LOT & DWG $4,762.72 16-2-243 CANNON SHIRLEY CANNON-BELL HEATHER SS COATES ST LOT $1,870.68 16-2-258 FLAMER RUSSELL T & LINDA C NS MERCHANT ST LOT & DWG $5,133.94 16-2-260 WILSON CHERYL R NS MERCHANT ST LOT & DWG $5,852.83 16-2-287 CREEKMUR CHERYL GUARDIAN FOR BONNER ARIANA ETAL SS MERCHANT ST LOT & DWG $2,843.49 16-2-314 TAYLOR CHARLES C SS MERCHANT ST LOT & DWG $2,415.65 16-2-323.1 GREEN DARIUS NS LUMBER ST LOT & DWG $6,766.66 16-2-326 BAXTER MILTON E JR & SANDRA L NS E CHESTNUT ST LOT & DWG $4,251.94 16-4-2.1 HUFNAGEL MINNICO J NS OF MOUNT PLEASANT ST LOT & DWG $4,754.46 16-4-35 PETERSON GARY L & CAROL J NS W LINCOLN HWY LOT DWG & GAR $8,454.97 16-4-100 CRUTCHFIELD DENNIS E ES CHURCH ST LOT & DWG $7,318.99 16-4-148 BRIDY CORNELIUS & DOROTHY F NS CHARLES ST LOT & DWG $7,724.67 16-4-162 GRIFFITH KIMBERLY SS W LINCOLN HWY LOT & APT $3,047.55 16-4-165.1 CALLE ANIBAL WS OF CHURCH ST LOT 2 & STORE $13,245.91 16-4-196 HARLEY TYRONE E SR SS CHARLES ST LOT DWG & GAR $6,448.31 16-5-48.1 BOWMAN TAMARA E SS FLEETWOOD ST LOT & APTS $3,672.67 16-5-51.1 HARLEY TYRONE E SR NS LUMBER ST LOT & WHSE $5,930.09 16-5-56 GILFILLAN REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS LLC WS OF N THIRD AVE LOT APTS & STORE $16,650.84 16-5-188 MARANATHA EVANGELISTIC TEMPLE CHURCH NS OF E LINCOLN HWY LOT CHURCH & APTS $14,223.22 16-5-202 GILFILLAN REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS LLC SS OF E CHESTNUT ST LOT APTS & GAR $7,721.98 16-5-236 C & W CCIDA SS OF E LINCOLN HWY LOT APT & STORE $14,622.61 16-5-238 GRANDMAX PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC SS OF E LINCOLN HWY LOT APT STORE & WHSE $16,648.12 16-5-256.1 TILGHMAN DANE & ROSALYN SS OF E LINCOLN HWY LOT & COMM $4,516.69 16-5-306 CALLE ANIBAL WS OF

S THIRD AVE LOT DWG & GAR $5,537.72 16-6-7 HARLEY TYRONE NW COR LUMBER ST & MIDDLE LOT & COMM BLDG $8,931.20 16-6-12 HARLEY TYRONE SE OF N FOURTH AVE & FLEET LOT & OFFICES $7,863.74 16-6-108.1 DOUGLAS ERNEST NS LUMBER ST LOT 1 & DWG $6,531.25 16-6-140 HOLMES SALLY SS LUMBER ST LOT $1,899.05 16-6-141 HOLMES SALLY SS LUMBER ST LOT $2,309.07 16-6-145 PEOPLES DONALD NS OF E CHESTNUT ST LOT DWG & GAR $4,115.88 16-6-146 PEOPLES DONALD NS E CHESTNUT ST LOT & DWG $3,255.27 16-6-165 DEVINE FRANK E DEVINE SYLVANIA G ETAL NW COR AT E LINCOLN HWY & LOT APTS & COMM BLDG $25,331.65 16-6-230 COLEMAN ROBERT & BARBARA L SS OF E CHESTNUT ST LOT DWG & GAR $6,974.60 16-6-232 BAXTER MILTON E JR & SANDRA L SS OF E CHESTNUT ST LOT & DWG $2,631.20 16-6-235 JOHNSON GEORGE O & MONICA L SS OF E CHESTNUT ST LOT & DWG $4,702.86 16-6-241 MCGARRY WILLIAM A JR & NANCY K SS OF E CHESTNUT ST LOT & DWG $2,628.82 16-6-260 TYLER GOLDIE SS DIAMOND ST LOT & DWG $2,755.68 16-6-266 CHEUNG RITA A NW COR E LINCOLN HWY & N E LOT DWG & STORE $18,485.05 16-6-463 SCOTT RONALD M & ANTOINETTE C ES OF S SIXTH AVE LOT & DWG $5,087.94 16-6-466 SCOTT RONALD M JR ES OF S SIXTH AVE LOT & DWG $5,423.85 16-6-469 TILGHMAN DANE NW COR BELMONT ST & WHITE LOT & DWG $4,725.19 16-6-480 PILOTTI JOSEPH P & DIANE P SS OF BELMONT ST LOT & DWG $3,730.70 16-6-484 SIMMONS HUGH L SS OF BELMONT ST LOT & APTS $6,178.45 16-6-543 HILTON SUSAN M SE OF E LINCOLN HWY & STAR LOT & DWG $4,804.86 16-6-564 WARD VINEYA A ES OF CHESTER AVE LOT DWG & GAR $3,987.03 16-6-590 SIMMINS HUGH SS OF E LINCOLN HWY LOT & DWG $3,804.61 16-6-611 COLEMAN CHARNETTE NS OF OLIVE ST LOT & DWG $27,787.71 16-6-699 BAXTER MILTON E LEWIS WILLIAM F SW WOODLAND AVE & OLIVE ST LOT $2,988.37 16-6-765 STANLEY CHARLES W & WINIFRED WS OF S SIXTH AVE LOT & DWG $6,591.87 16-6-776 RODRIGUEZ JENNIFER ES OF S SIXTH AVE LOT DWG & GAR $3,834.76 16-6-845 UMILE ALFRED H & EDNA F WS PALMER AVE LOT & DWG $3,340.45 16-6-847.1 JACKS BRANDON ES CHESTER AVE LOT DWG & GAR $6,255.29 16-6-937 BURGESS CASSANDRA ES OF S FIFTH AVE LOT DWG & GAR $6,344.90 16-6-996 BROOMALL KARL ES OF VIRGINIA AVE LOT & DWG $4,562.30 16-7-37 SEGARRA EDWIN VASQUEZ JANNETTE I NS OF OLIVE ST LOT DWG & GAR $14,252.32 16-7-244 ROWLAND DALE R & ROBERTA A SS OF WALNUT ST P/O LOT 194 DWG & GAR $10,948.60 16-9-35 LEVENITE MARSHALL E & JANET M NS CHARLES ST LOT & DWG $8,980.02 16-9-121 HOUSTON WILLIE F & MARY I WS OF W FIFTH AVE LOT & DWG $6,163.52 16-9-236 OLSESKI JOSEPH S & HEATHER S M SS MADISON ST LOT & DWG $8,094.09 16-9-277 SIMMONS HUGH L WS OF W FIFTH AVE LOT DWG & GAR $7,029.44 16-9-343 LUCAS JOSHUA ES STRODE AVE LOT DWG & GAR $6,267.68 16-9-411 LONDON ROBERT L & LINDA M SS VALLEY RD LOT & DWG $4,994.55 16-9-445 TS DEVELOPMENT CO LLC SW COR OF VALLEY RD & STRO LOT & COMM $11,444.84 16-10-25 CALLE ANNIBAL & LEONIDA SW WALNUT & PINE STS LOT & DWG $6,791.36 16-10-73 DODSON PAUL A & RESSIE E NW COR AT S THIRD AVE & OA LOT & APTS $5,454.94 16-10-139 MILLER CAROLYN SE OF S FIRST AVE & OAK ST LOT & DWG $4,922.09 16-10-202 CEDENO LIZ SS OF COMMUNITY LA LOT 19 & DWG $12,365.78 16-10-237 TURNER TINISHA E NE COR COLINA LA & NEW ST LOT 54 & DWG $7,951.82 16-10-240 WORRELL SHERRI L NS COLINA LA LOT 57 & DWG $11,420.95 16-11-4 LEE TERESA Y ES OF S FOURTH AVE LOT DWG & GAR $1,324.19 16-11-26 GALE BRIAN SS OF OAK ST LOT & DWG $20,647.77 NORTH COVENTRY 17-2-21.2 HANSLEY WILLIAM E JR & NANCY J NS OF VALLEY VIEW RD 1 AC LOT 1 $2,816.52

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17-2-22 HANSLEY WILLIAM E JR & NANCY JANE NS OF VALLEY VIEW RD 3.8 AC & DWG $9,151.66 17-2-39 HANSLEY WILLIAM E JR & NANCY J NW COR OF SAINT PETERS & C 5.4 AC & DWG $6,863.76 17-2-72.7 SMALL KACY SMALL DANIELLE NS OF SHENKEL RD 2.2 AC & DWG LOT 6 $24,193.34 17-3C-69 MESSER CAROL PETTIT NANCY ETAL WS MAIN ST LOT DWG & GAR $9,352.60 17-3C-109 HILBERT JENNIFER WS ELM ST LOT DWG & GAR $7,852.78 17-3D-114 BROOKVIEW HOLDINGS LLC NS E MAIN ST LOT & DWG $6,129.21 17-3G-66 ROTHENBERGER EDWARD R SS SCHUYLKILL RD LOTS 6 & 7 & DWG $6,895.88 17-3L-1 DAUTI JIM ES OF S HANOVER ST LOT 1 DWG & GAR $7,933.60 17-3-184 GENTRY DANIEL R & LAURA RICHARDSON ES OF SHEEP HILL RD LOT & DWG $11,267.38 17-3-205 ARASIN SANDRA E SS OF W CEDARVILLE RD 5.4 AC PARCEL 1 $7,396.81 17-3-254.4 LAFLEUR TRINA E S W CEDARVILLE RD LOT $3,020.64 17-3-257 LAFLEUR TRINA E WS OF S HANOVER ST LOT DWG & APTS $11,958.25 17-3-295 CASE WENDY L SHANER AUDREY L SS OF E CEDARVILLE RD 1 AC DWG GAR & POOL $7,120.91 17-4F-11 HOUCK GERALD R & ISABELLE M SS RIVERSIDE DR LOT DWG & GAR $3,566.25 17-6-52.1 ANDL JOHN F & ALICE J ES OF COVENTRYVILLE RD 1.9 AC $7,958.60 17-7-49.3 NEIFFER TERRY L & GLENN A NS TEMPLE RD 1.1 AC LOT C $4,149.34 17-7-59 CARIBOU DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP LP SW COR S HANOVER ST & LINC 1.8 AC $6,659.79 17-7-59.25 CARIBOU DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP LP NW COR RT 100 & LINCOLN RD 1 AC $3,928.33 17-7-59.31 CARIBOU DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP LP ES OF LINCOLN RD LOT 17 $2,289.57 17-7-59.32 CARIBOU DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP LP SE COR FULTON & LINCOLN RD LOT 16 $3,738.70 17-7-59.33 CARIBOU DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP LP NS OF FULTON RD LOT 15 $3,108.88 17-7-71 HANOVER LAND CORP ES RT 100 LOT $21,639.76 EAST COVENTRY 18-1-83 PIERCE MARJORIE E PIERCE CHRISTOPHER A & YVONNE L ES OLD SCHUYLKILL RD LOT DWG & GAR $12,908.46 18-1-101.3 WILSON ROBERT E GAMBONE JOHN NW SCHOOLHOUSE RD & E CEDA LOT 11 $14,195.84 18-3-4.1B USSLER STEVEN L SS OF KULP RD 8.4 AC LOT 1 $6,553.53 18-4-4.2 JONES JAMES D & PAULA V NS OF KULP RD 3.5 AC & DWG $11,334.14 18-4-201.1 WALESYN LEON R JR NS CREAMERY RD 3.92 AC LOT N2 $4,781.17 18-4-232 BEARDEN FRED & ANN M ES FULMER RD 6.5 AC DWG GAR & MBL HM $13,768.66 18-5F-9.1 WALKER ROBERT NES OF OLD SCHUYLKILL RD LOT & DWG $14,944.09 18-5F-10 MILLER CRAIG I NES OF OLD SCHUYLKILL RD LOT & COMM GAR $13,989.42 18-5-97 AMES LEROY G WS OF ZIEBER RD 11.8 AC & DWG $8,582.95 18-5-123 TOWNSEND ROBERT T III SW COR OF OLD SCHUYLKILL & 1.3 AC DWG & GAR $12,776.90

14.8 AC LOT 1B $11,490.94 21-1-91 BROWN WALTER SS OF THE P R R 1.4 AC $3,651.08 21-1-92.7 PENNHURST ACQUISITION LP SS OF SCHUYLKILL RIVER TER 87.8 AC LOT 1A $67,527.47 21-1-92.8 PENNHURST ACQUISITION LP SWS & INCL COMMONWEALTH DR 3.2 AC LOT 4 $2,625.59 21-1-92.9 PENNHURST ACQUISITION LP NS OF BROWN DR 5.1 AC LOT 3 $4,065.98 21-4-22.6 FOSTER CHRISTOPHER E & KAREN L ES ANDREA LA 2.5 AC & DWG LOT 5 $13,123.38 21-5-92 ARG KREPPS LANE INC W & REAR OF RT 683 1 AC $9,741.70 21-5-195.8 BADALAMENTI JOSEPH & MADDALENA NS OF BADALAMENTI DR 2.73 AC LOT 3 $4,165.50 21-6A-14 BENNETT WILLIAM H NS OF NEW ST LOT DWG & GAR $6,578.64 21-6-31 HUDAK MICHAEL J SW PIKELAND AVE & STONY RU 2 AC & DWG $36,024.63 HONEY BROOK TOWNSHIP 22-3-40 BARKMAN ERNEST JR ES OF RT 10 LOT BLDG & MBL HM $7,713.88 22-3-44 ERN BARK INC SS OF WELSH RD 5.1 AC S & DWG $9,290.97 22-3-44.1 ERN BARK INC NW COR OF WELSH & QUARRY R LOT $3,193.52 22-3-51 QUALITY DISPOSAL INC WS RESERVOIR RD 1.2 AC S $3,254.45 22-4-101.1 MOSER PETER J & ANITA NS SUPLEE RD 2.1 AC & DBL WD MBL HM LOT $3,616.59 22-6-15.4 MAHERS MICHELLE NS OF MEADOW DR LOT & DWG $10,762.61 22-8-5 BINGAMAN PATRICIA Q NW COR OF HORSESHOE PK & N 1 AC S $3,004.34 22-8-16.3 MCGINN CHRISTOPHER & NICHOLE WS OF CUPOLA RD 1.3 AC DBL WD MBL HM & 2 G $7,171.77 22-8-33.1 BINGAMAN PATRICIA Q ES OF N BIRDELL RD 1.1 AC & DWG LOT 1 $3,869.21 22-9-13.1 STEIGERWALT SYLVIA L & KENNTH M WS OF ROCK RD LOT & DWG $9,871.23 22-11-49.4 ARTERS KEITH A NS OF BRANDAMORE RD 1.3 AC & MBL HM LOT 2 $3,354.78 WEST NANTMEAL 23-4-59.1 BLAKE IRENE M SS OF LEWIS MILLS RD 3 AC & MBL HM LOT 3 $6,569.28 23-5-4 FILOZOF MICHAEL L & JENNIFER J NS OF CREEK RD 3.1 AC & DWG LOT 2 $15,998.81 23-5-5.9 REICHARD DONNA L ES OF BOLLINGER RD 3 AC & MBL HM $5,907.98 23-5-28.1F MACBRIDE WILLIAM R & JOAN MARIE SS LITTLE CONSTOGA RD 2.3 AC DWG & POOL LOT 12 $10,409.66 EAST NANTMEAL 24-1-6.2 MATTINGLEY CAROL & BOWLEY ANN NW COR OF COVENTRYVILLE & 2.6 AC DWG & KENNEL $12,877.51 24-1-6.3B MATTINGLEY CAROL & BOWLEY ANN NS OF WARWICK FURNACE RD 2 AC $3,032.63 24-3-32 MILES RICHARD C & LAURIE B ES OF HEDGE RD 6.9 AC & DWG $14,477.59 24-3-42.1 DOUGHTEN ROBERT E & GLORIA B SS OF RT 401 1 AC $3,093.11 24-5-98 SECRET HOLLOW PARTNERS LP WS OF RT 100 25.7 AC $10,588.14 24-5-99 WANDLING EDWARD G WS OF RT 100 3.2 AC $4,800.41 24-5-100 WANDLING EDWARD G WS OF RT 100 7.8 AC S $5,397.89

WARWICK

WEST VINCENT

19-4-85 RICHARDS NORRIS & KATHERINE NS OF WARWICK RD LOT DWG & GAR $12,496.63 19-4-107.1 HGI INC NS OF RIDGE RD 1.8 AC & DWG $12,219.84 19-5-10 FAVINGER ROBERT L & JACQUELINE WS OF TRYHALL RD LOT GAR & DBL WD MBL HM $6,472.63 19-6-37.1 PARTAIN STEPHEN D & ALICIA T ES OF ROCK RUN RD LOT & MBL HM $5,157.31

25-3-108 MCCLEAN JAMES A JR MCCLEAN NEIL A NS OF BIRCHRUN RD 2 AC DWG & DET GARAGE $11,136.34 25-3-217 ROSSI LOUIS M & CORENE MARIE SES SENECA CRT LOT 65 & DWG $20,808.35 25-6-12 CHARLTON JEANNE CHARLTON JERRY LEE ETAL NES CONESTOGA RD 10.6 AC & DWG LOT 2 $13,091.85 25-7-18.2 CURRY BRIAN D SS OF BLACKHORSE RD 2.1 AC & DWG LOT 1 $5,647.31 25-7-143 GASKILL ROBERT G & MARY ANNE SW COR SAINT MATHEWS RD & 2 AC DWG & POOL LOT 15 $31,931.51

SOUTH COVENTRY 20-2-106 LAFLEUR TRINA E ES OF COVENTRYVILLE RD LOT DWG & POOL $10,483.05 20-4-42.4 HESS JAME E & KIMBERLEY WS OF NEW PHILADELPHIA RD 2.5 AC $4,637.33 20-4-48.2 LESH DEBRA A E & REAR COVENTRYVILLE RD 2 AC & DWG $8,117.44 20-4-78.9 BOETTGER RONALD V JR WS OF YOUNG RD 1.4 AC DWG GAR & BARN $18,092.49 EAST VINCENT 21-1-10 ROBERTS MARK P ES OF ALACKNESS RD 2.9 AC & DWG $8,896.22 21-1-67.1 SHANTZ RICHARD S & SHARON K NS OLD SCHUYLKILL RD LOT DWG & GAR $7,823.32 21-1-76 PENNHURST ACQUISITION LP NS OF SCHUYLKILL RIVER TER

EAST PIKELAND 26-1J-23 MCLAUGHLIN FRANCIS SS OF LEE AVE LOT 16 & DWG $10,993.65 26-2M-30.1 HART B SAM & DAVID ANTHONY NS & REAR W KIMBER DR 3.9 AC $4,516.94 26-2-55.28 DUBIN DENNIS ES & REAR HARES HILL RD 2.32 AC LOT 45 $9,338.23 26-2-191.3 POMPONIO DAVID K NS CARRIAGEHILL CLDSC LOT 3 & DWG $2,481.82 26-2-194.3 KIMBERTON TOWN SQUARE LP SW COR HARES HILL & COLDST 21.5 AC & BLDG PARCEL 1 $47,391.04 26-2-194.4 KIMBERTON TOWN

SQUARE LP NW COR PIKE SPRINGS & COLD 3.8 AC PARCEL 3 $7,941.72 26-2-234 STEIMER JAMES A STEIMER JOYCE E WS OF E SEVEN STARS RD LOT & DWG $7,480.60 26-2-242.4 LE-JO PROPERTIES LP SS OF PIKE SPRINGS RD 16.4 AC & IND $78,863.83 26-3E-22.3 MAROSFALVI JULIUS JR SWS EMERY LANE LOT 55 & DWG $13,738.90 26-3J-804 GRAY-LEE NANCIE VILLAS AT FRENCH CREEK UNIT 14D & DWG $9,499.96 26-3-66 PHILLIPS JAMES A & KIMBERLY A WS OF TOWNSHIP LINE RD LOT DWG & GAR $12,601.04 26-3-73 METZ ELSIE MAE EST KING JOYCE A NW COR OF MOWERE & TOWNSHI 2.4 AC & DWG $12,448.88 26-3-465 MULVIHILL MARY S OF RT 113 UNIT 66 & DWG CRT C $10,116.94 26-4C-40 DALONZO DONALD J & FRANCINE M SE COR BEACON DR LOT 3 & DWG $11,905.86 26-4D-33 AQUILANTE DANIEL C MCGOWAN CHRISTOPHER SE COR OF COLDSTREAM & MER LOT & DWG $12,088.65 26-4H-29 BEVAN ALLEN L & LILLIAN L SS GALICIA DR P/O LOT 54 $4,039.56 26-4-23 KIMBERSTONE INC ES MERLIN RD 33.6 AC & DWG $20,617.38 SCHUYLKILL 27-6A-84 COLEMAN ANN HATHAWAY ES OF S WHITE HORSE RD 1.3 AC & DWG $16,974.31 27-6H-26 KARKALAS ELIAS ES OF FLINTLOCK LA 2.8 AC S & DWG LOT 81 $50,245.14 27-6-15 FLAXMAN BRIAN NS OF PAWLING RD 1.7 AC DWG & APTS $13,320.46 27-6-68.22 YOCOM TIMOTHY A LEMBO NICOLE NS & WS OF WAVERLY CIR LOT & DWG $57,207.18 27-6-140.4 MEADOWCROFT JAMES & CHERYL SS OF HIDDEN LA 2.5 AC DWG GAR & POOL $23,181.09 27-6-181 MCINTYRE JANE WS & REAR OF JUG HOLLOW RD 1.6 AC & DWG $8,835.12 27-6-658 SZE WAI HUNG SZE WAI LAIN ETAL ES SHELBRNE LA FRNLGH LOT 137 & DWG $39,809.70 27-7N-26 DAVIS JOHN F SS OF OAKWOOD LA LOT & 2 DWGS $17,668.29 WEST CALN 28-2-19.7 385 HILL ROAD LLC NS OF HILL RD 1.1 AC LOT 3 $2,893.27 28-2-20.1A HANNUM THOMAS F ES OF BRYLIN DR 4.1 AC MBL HM & GAR $6,143.73 28-2-84.10 HOFFMAN ROBERT WILLIAMS NORMAN I ETAL S OF TELEGRAPH RD 1.1 AC $13,400.11 28-2-91 LUCAS ANDREA L NE COR OF OAK LA & ATKINS 1.8 AC & DWG LOT 1 $42,282.56 28-3-15.3 LAPINSKI ROBERT L & VERONIQUE B SS OF TELEGRAPH RD 1.6 AC & DWG LOT 1 $10,518.89 28-3-37 YORGEY GARY ES OF BIRDELL RD LOT & DWG $5,242.65 28-4-55.8 DA SILVA MARIA SS OF CAMBRIDGE RD 1.7 AC & DWG LOT 8 $13,999.65 28-4-66.37 WEBB CARL L WEBB GERALDINE J NS NEVINS WAY 1.1 AC DWG & POOL LOT 6 $9,806.92 28-4-117.8C HOOVEN STEVEN M & PATRICIA L SS RT 340 1.3 AC & DWG LOT 5 $10,738.71 28-5-55.2 WHITWORTH DAVID ES OF N SANDY HILL RD 1.065 AC GAR & SGL WD MBL $6,259.86 28-5-147 BENDER KENNETH O JR NS OF S SANDY HILL RD LOT $3,402.64 28-5-156.2 MARKWARD JOHN W & CAMILLE A SS S SANDY HILL RD 3.5 AC & DWG LOT 2 $9,309.62 28-5-253 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC ES OF DURHAM DR LOT 111 $3,198.69 28-5-276 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SS DURHAM DR LOT 40 $3,264.06 28-5-298 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC NS CORNWALL PL LOT 62 $3,293.40 28-5-300 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC NW CORNER CORNWALL & AMBLE LOT 64 $3,245.74 28-5-316 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SS CORNWALL PL LOT 81 $3,344.89 28-5-317 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SS CORNWALL PL LOT 82 $3,387.84 28-5-318 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SS CORNWALL PL LOT 83 $3,651.01 28-5-319 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SES CHANTRY LA LOT 84 $3,523.59 28-5-320 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SES CHANTRY LA LOT 85 $3,377.85 28-5-321 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC ES CHANTRY LA LOT 86 $3,221.70 28-5-322 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC ES CHANTRY LA LOT 112 $3,379.54 28-5-323 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC ES CHANTRY LA LOT 113 $3,415.28 28-5-324 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC ES CHANTRY LA LOT 114 $3,421.86 28-5-325 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SES CHANTRY LA CUL DE SAC LOT 115 $3,941.19 28-5-326 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SS CHANTRY LA CUL DE SAC LOT 116 $3,718.26 28-5-327 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC WS CHANTRY LA CUL DE SAC LOT 117 $3,322.74

28-5-328 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC WS CHANTRY LA LOT 118 $4,638.36 28-5-329 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC WS CHANTRY LA LOT 119 $5,201.07 28-5-330 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC WS CHANTRY LA LOT 120 $5,407.03 28-5-331 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC NWS CHANTRY LA LOT 121 $5,884.83 28-5-332 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC NW COR CHANTRY LA & CORNWA LOT 87 $5,325.96 28-5-333 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC WS CORNWALL PL LOT 88 $5,169.76 28-5-335 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC NWS CORNWALL PL LOT 90 $5,050.40 28-5-336 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SW COR AMBLESIDE WAY & COR LOT 91 $5,053.92 28-5-337 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC NW COR AMBLESIDE WAY LOT 92 $5,212.16 28-5-338 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC NWS CORNWALL PL LOT 93 $5,210.91 28-5-351 CALNSHIRE ESTATES LLC SWS CHANTRY LA CUL DE SAC OPEN SPACE E $2,200.40 28-8E-36 CAHILL MICHAEL SS DEBBIE DR 1 AC & DWG LOT 10 $8,898.69 28-8-44 PHILLIPS PERRY E & JEANNE E WS OF OLD WILMINGTON RD 11.7 AC $9,283.12 28-8-45 PHILLIPS PERRY E & JEANNE E WS PARKESBURG RD 27 AC & MBL HM PARK $26,258.66 28-8-61 PHILLIPS PERRY ES OF OLD WILMINGTON RD LOT 6 DWG & GAR $6,206.05 28-8-83 PHILLIPS PERRY E & JEANNE E WS OF OLD WILMINGTON RD 7.6 AC DWG & BARN $10,278.81 28-9-121 WEISER MICHAEL V N & REAR RT 340 1 AC & DWG $5,551.45 WEST BRANDYWINE 29-3-15.7 WHITE ELLA R BENNER NANCY L & HOWARD W SS BARONS HILL RD 1.3 AC GAR & MBL HM LOT 4 $6,847.68 29-4-20 KHOURY ROGER KHOURY TONY ETAL NS OF HORSESHOE PK 1.7 AC & DWG $10,489.92 29-4-20.1 KHOURY ROGER NS OF HORSESHOE PK LOT & 4 APTS $14,637.75 29-6-50.1H HARLAN CORP SW COR UNION & PRATTS DAM 1.5 AC & DWG LOT 9 $9,535.54 29-6-50.1K HARLAN CORP WS PRATTS DAM RD 1.8 AC LOT 11 $3,390.36 29-6-59 WENK ROGER S NS OF FREEDOM VALLEY RD 7.9 AC 2 DWGS & BLDGS $16,792.35 29-6-59.8 GUERRERA DOMINICK J NE COR FREEDOM VALLEY 1.3 AC LOT 8 $5,070.44 29-6-59.33 GUERRERA DOMINICK JR SW COR FREEDOM VALLEY 3.5 AC LOT 33 $7,841.38 29-7J-24.1 DELAWARE VALLEY WATER CO NS & REAR OF WOODBROOKE DR LOT $2,689.13 29-7J-25.1 DELAWARE VALLEY WATER COMPANY SS OF WOODBROOKE DR LOT $9,794.63 29-7-16.22 FLEMING VALLEY VIEW DEVELOPMENT LLC NES OF ROAD A LOT $11,746.79 29-7-131.39 BRYANT JAMES P ES OF PRATTS DAM RD 7 AC & DWG $20,848.54 29-7-131.40 BRYANT JAMES P ES PRATTS DAM RD 4.5 AC LOT 2 $5,345.57 29-7-131.41 BRYANT JAMES P ES PRATTS DAM RD 5 AC LOT 3 $5,305.58 29-7-131.42 BRYANT JAMES P ES PRATTS DAM RD 5 AC LOT 4 $5,303.84 29-7-148.5 BOOK ALBERT T III & MARSHA NES PROUT DR 1.2 AC DWG & GAR LOTS 14 & $12,936.08 29-7-148.14 DUTTON LINDA M COMFORT SHARON RUTH NS OF HURLEY RD LOT 3 & DWG $9,436.44 29-7-156.3 GORMAN VINCENT C JR & KAREN L FORD KAREN L A/K/A NS & REAR OF HURLEY RD 2.9 AC & DWG LOT 4 $14,949.62 29-7-156.7 GORMAN VINCENT C JR GORMAN KAREN L NS & REAR OF HURLEY RD 1 AC & DWG LOT 7 $10,860.69 29-7-160 LEACH ANTHONY & SHANNON SS OF HURLEY RD 1.5 AC & DWG $12,660.05 29-8-24 ORSHESKY SHIRLEY A NS OF E KINGS HWY 1.2 AC DWG & GAR $7,640.89

31-1-5 MORRISON JANET L NS RT 282 6.6 AC DWG & GAR $11,327.00 31-3-76.20 GRAY JOHN F GRAY TERRESSA A SES ARROW POINT DR 2.1 AC DWG GAR & POOL LOT $16,652.35 31-4-104 FORREST ANNE S PILEGGI JAMES ETAL SS OF CREEK RD 8.2 AC & STORAGE BLDG $5,721.48 UPPER UWCHLAN 32-1-29.9 DURBANO JOHN R NS CARRIAGE DR 1 AC & DWG LOT 17 $13,104.79 32-1-38.11 AVALANCHE REALTY LLC NS OF YARMOUTH LA 1 AC LOT 51 $1,896.55 32-3-11.1D AMOROSI ANTHONY F JR AMOROSI BONNIE D WS OF SAYBROOKE LA 1 AC & DWG LOT 5 $11,891.03 32-3-18 STINE JOHN F III & JOYCE D WS RT 100 1.2 AC DWG & GAR $15,360.27 32-3-649 LOMBART ERIC TRUST NWS WAYNEBROOK DR LOT 5 & DWG $17,020.14 32-3-652 LOMBART ERIC TRUST NWS WAYNEBROOK DR LOT 8 & DWG $17,020.14 32-3-679 CUTLER GROUP INC SS OF WAYNEBROOK DR LOT 35 & DWG $16,368.02 32-3-691 ROSENTHAL REVOCABLE TRUST NES OF WAYNEBROOK DR LOT 47 & DWG $15,441.31 32-3-708 CUTLER GROUP INC NWS OF WAYNEBROOK DR LOT 64 & DWG $16,368.02 32-4-33.3 BILKO JOSEPH NS BYERS RD 11 AC & DWG LOT 2 $13,018.98 32-5-13 SHREINER THOMAS N SS LYNDELL RD 1 AC & DWG $5,252.99 UWCHLAN 33-3-257 MCDERMOTT MICHAEL J & LINDA K WS OF MORNINGSIDE CI LOT 116 DWG & POOL $17,566.02 33-4M-8 TILHMAN DANE & ROSALYN NS CRUMP RD LOT 82 & DWG $11,351.62 33-4-8.2C RRL PROPERTIES LLC SWS WHARTON BLVD LOT 3 & COMM BLDG $19,008.80 33-4-78 STINE MILDRED G NS OF RT 113 LOT & DWG $9,012.17 33-5J-78 EVANS LYNNETTE K TABATSCHKOW PAUL G SS OF CRUMP RD LOT 91 & DWG $12,887.28 33-5-13 BEHRNDT ALICE C NS OF N POTTSTOWN PK LOT & DWG $7,194.19 33-5-20.7 KARPE DIEM LLC N OF PHILLIPS RD 2.2 AC & BLDG LOT 31-C $44,099.74 33-5-45 CONPRO REALTY ASSOCIATES LP NE COR OF N POTTSTOWN PK & LOT & BANK $21,416.28 33-5-206 WEINTRAUB LEE B & SHARON M NES OF N POTTSTOWN PK UNITS 1 2 & STORE $30,860.00 33-5-207 WEINTRAUB LEE B & SHARON M NES OF N POTTSTOWN PK UNIT 3 $8,479.51 33-5-208 WEINTRAUB LEE B & SHARON M NES OF N POTTSTOWN PK UNIT 4 $8,404.51 WEST PIKELAND 34-1-10.3 ORLANDO CHARLES B & BARBARA L NS ART SCHOOL RD 1 AC & DWG LOTS 6 & 7 $30,092.12 34-1-40 PATRIOTIC SONS REAL ESTATE INC WS OF YELLOW SPRINGS RD LOT & COMM $14,406.72 34-1-43 PICKERING MILL LLC NW COR OF KIMBERTON & YELL 1.5 AC & FEED STORE $22,963.34 34-3-7.3A DGINTO LAURA L NS OF EAGLE FARMS RD 5.5 AC & OBY LOT 2 $42,564.11 34-3-8.5 BAYLIS LAURENCE B & MAUREEN C NWS OF BYERS RD 2.2 AC DWG & POOL LOT 14 $16,573.86 34-4P-43 COSCIA ROMEO & ROSALIA SS HARK-A-WAY RD 2 AC DWG GAR & POOL LOT 9 $16,920.83 34-4P-92 HEMPHILL DAVID C & JANE W WS OF S SADDLEBROOK CIR 1 AC & DWG LOT 44 $15,655.90 34-4-2 MCDONALD LAETITIA A NSOF MESSNER RD 16.2 AC DWG & POOL $50,664.41 34-4-79 COOK ETHEL WS OF LOWER PINE CREEK RD 18.2 AC DWG $11,079.06 34-4-129.2 BODINE DEVELOPMENT INC SS OF SLATEWOOD CIR 1.6 AC & DWG LOT 2 $53,018.63 34-5-1 ROGERS MADISON O III ROGERS HEATHER C WS OF ELBOW LA 2.7 AC & DWG $7,784.02

EAST BRANDYWINE

CHARLESTOWN

30-2-14.6 RHODES DANIEL P JR NS OF LITTLE WASHINGTON RD 2.8 AC LOT 1 $1,442.96 30-3-44 YOUNG WILMER M JR & DORIS L NS OF HOPEWELL RD 3.5 AC DWG & GAR $16,920.58 30-5-70.1 VILLAGE BUILDING LP NS OF HORSESHOE PK 1 AC & STORE $49,077.85 30-5-107.1 BAIRD ALEXIA ES & REAR OF N BUCK RD 2 AC DWG & GAR $8,648.33 30-6-50.42 LEWIS GARY B & JEAN M SS OF MARGIL FARM DR LOT 42 & DWG $21,576.46 30-6-158 WILKINSON THEODORE JOHN JR NS HILLTOP RD 1 AC & DWG LOT 123 $14,897.55

35-2E-17 TRIPLE T FARMS LLC NWS OF BENBURB RD LOTS 86 & 87 $1,665.41 35-2E-23 AQUILANTE DANIEL C MALVERN VENTURES LLC NWS OF BENBURB RD LOTS 84 85 & DWG $8,707.12 35-2-7.2 FISHER ROBERT E & TERESA O NS OF FISHER LA 2.4 AC & DWG LOT 1 $6,012.88 35-2-34.2 BEHRLE DOUGLAS C III & ELLEN MARIE E & REAR SYCAMORE LA LOT DWG & GAR $7,453.47 35-6-13.2 VALLEY HILL ASSOCIATES LP SS OF VALLEY HILL RD 2.3 AC & PAVING $2,944.83 35-6-14 VALLEY HILL ASSOCIATES LP SS OF VALLEY HILL RD 1 AC & RELAY STATION $3,665.36

WALLACE

WEST SADSBURY

36-3-42 MANES NICOLA J MANES JAMIE M NS OF W LINCOLN HWY 1.2 AC & DWG $12,062.21 36-4-24 ST JOHN PRISCILLA N OF RT 41 1.4 AC DWG & GAR $17,941.15 36-4-27 MILLS DANIEL E & CAROL A NE OF RT 41 9.4 AC DWG & GAR $12,294.22 36-4-55 DEPEW GEORGE O & SHIRLEY SW OF RT 41 1.5 AC & DWG $8,473.55 36-5-42.5 PROUD RICHARD C III PROUD JANNA M N OF CEMETERY RD 1.8 AC & DWG LOT 2 $10,770.92 36-5-47.1 NIXON CLARENCE H JR SS OF CHURCH RD 3.13 AC LOT 2 $5,681.39 36-5-57 PETERS KARL & REBECCA NS OF CEMETERY RD LOT & DWG $6,049.46 36-5-73.1 MUMFORD DONALD EDGAR ES LENOVERHILL RD 7.6 AC DWG & 2 MBL HM $18,805.08 36-5-85.7 WILLIAMS CHARLES N & REAR UPPER VALLEY RD 1 AC $3,961.45 36-5-85.14 SLAYMAKER STANLEY L N & REAR UPPER VALLEY RD LOT & MBL HM $3,033.57 36-5-119 HERY JAMES & BARBARA SS UPPER VALLEY RD 1.2 AC OFFICE & 3 WHSES $19,750.63 SADSBURY 37-1-5.3 STOLTZFUS MARVIN EUGENE & DEBORAH P NS BEACON LIGHT RD LOT & MBL HM $4,714.76 37-1-18.1 HUGHES HAROLD E & BERTHA E HUGHES CLAYTON E ETAL ES OF OCTORARA TR LOT & SHED $3,221.78 37-1-39.3A WELCH DANIEL L ES COMPASS RD 3.04 AC LOT 2 $3,345.62 37-1-44.5B MILLER STEVEN A E OF COMPASS RD 2.6 AC & DWG LOT 7C $17,174.12 37-4A-1 SEAL HENRY L JR & LINDA K NS SETTLERS PATH LOT 17 DWG & GAR $9,713.55 37-4H-66 WARREN ANTHONY PAUL SS REEL ST LOT & DWG $6,160.06 37-4M-59 HERR ROBERT P SS OF VALLEY RD LOT DWG & GAR $9,116.73 37-4-40.13 DILUIGI ROXANNE NS OF BROAD MEADOW DR UNIT 87 & DWG $8,681.17 37-4-60 DORATT JOHN CHRISTOPHER DORATT DOUGLAS BLAKEMORE ES OF STOVEPIPE HILL RD 15.7 AC FARM & POOL $8,050.38 VALLEY 38-2L-15 JPMORGAN CHASE BANK ES INNISBROOK LA UNIT 45 & DWG $8,456.68 38-2M-35 GILFILLAN REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS LLC WS HARRY RD LOT 2DWGS & DBLWD MBHM $7,888.51 38-2M-41 MOBLEY JAMES W NE IRISH LA & HARRY RD LOT DWG & GAR $6,338.18 38-2M-54 BROWN JAMES A NS OF IRISH LA LOT & DWG $6,864.18 38-2M-75 STOCKTON HAROLD JR STOCKTON MELORA ETAL WS OF WAGONTOWN RD LOT $4,067.53 38-2M-150 MATTSON ARNOLD C & DOROTHY M SS OF S MOUNT AIRY RD LOT & DWG $2,356.64 38-2P-23.5 UNION NATIONAL COMMUNITY BANK NES OF EDIN LA CULDESAC LOT 3 $3,728.38 38-2P-30.1 BOOK EMMA V NW COR OF WILLOW ST & RAIN LOT & MBL HM $4,247.85 38-2Q-9.6 DY SMITH ENTERPRISES NS OF WALNUT ST LOT 23 & DWG $8,708.79 38-2Q-144 CARTER ROCHELL E JR & ELAINE J SE COR OF W LINCOLN HWY & LOT & DWG $5,500.56 38-2Q-164 JOHNSON ESTHER L JOHNSON CHARLES E III SES OF MAIN ST LOT & DWG $4,607.93 38-2-10.1A SAVILL ROBERT M JR & ELIZABETH WS OF HIGHLAND DR LOT 12 & DWG $8,922.90 38-2-54 LEE GREGORY J NS HILLTOP LANE LOT & DWG $11,717.56 38-2-69 CONWAY DOROTHY M CONWAY GERALD F WS OF COUNTRY CLUB RD LOT DWG & POOL $7,836.71 38-2-78 SENTER RODNEY & MEREDA ES OF COUNTRY CLUB RD LOT & DWG $7,965.53 38-2-84.1 SCHMIDT WILLIAM & ALBERTA SW FRANK & SAINT GEORGE ST 1 AC & DWG $9,668.92 38-2-139 TONER JAMES GRIFFITHHANCOTTE SHEILA SW COR MINERAL SPRINGS RD 2.3 AC $3,722.57 38-2-426 MCGUINNES THOMAS F JR & AMY L NW COR LINDA LA & RIDGEVIE LOT 24 & DWG $10,379.08 38-3J-15.1 HAGGERTY KATHRYN M HAGGERTY VICTORIA A ETAL SS OF MANOR RD LOT & SHED $1,910.96 38-3J-18 BUTLER KELLY L & TAMMY L SS OF MANOR RD LOT & DWG $3,875.32 38-5B-37 MARSH CREEK PROPERTIES LLC WS PARK AVE LOT GAR & 2 DWGS $8,061.77 38-5C-5 YOUNG MILTON I & MARY E SES OF MAIN ST LOT & DWG $6,416.74 38-5C-82 RESTREPO PATRICIA A & LUIS A SS CHARLES ST LOT & DWG $4,038.82 38-5E-16 SHORT RAY S & PHYLLIS A NS OF VALLEY RD LOT & DWG $7,007.75 38-5F-52 ZURITA JUAN ZURITA Continued on Page 8B

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Legals

Continued from Page 7B ANGELA SS RT 372 LOT $2,264.28 38-5F-53 ZURITA JUAN & ANGELA SS RT 372 LOT & DWG $7,197.59 38-5F-95 HARTZ DOMINIC NS SPRUCE ST LOT & DWG $5,426.70 38-5F-191.2 SMITH RUTHANN GEHRING W INT OF PINE&BIRCH LOT & SHED $7,651.99 38-5-61 HAMILTON THOMAS A ES OF MOUNT CARMEL RD LOT 3 & DWG $4,773.87 CALN 39-1-27.2 MCCLAM WILLARD & MAZZIE ES OF BONDSVILLE RD 3.2 AC & DWG LOT 4 $125,483.99 39-1-219 HIMES JAMES JOSEPH & JANET S HIMES JAMES JOSEPH JR & MELISSA A SES WOODRUFF RD LOT 114 & DWG $18,852.50 39-3L-1.1 WHITE BRIAN L NS BROOK LA LOT & DWG $4,737.97 39-3L-15 KENNEDY JANE B SS FOUNDRY ST LOT & 2 DWGS $5,094.29 39-3L-17.2 BURGESS DIAHANN SS FOUNDRY ST LOT 3C & DWG $2,623.38 39-3L-22 COLEMAN GORDON L & BETTY B SS BROOK LA LOT & DWG $5,934.79 39-3L-110 BILLOWS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY INC N OF FOUNDRY ST 36.5 AC $11,789.89 39-3M-8 GREEN DARIUS L WS JOHNSON AVE LOT & 2 DWGS $8,016.41 39-3M-11 SIMMONS HUGH WS OF JOHNSON AVE LOT 31 & DWG $4,658.85 39-3M-11.3 SIMMONS HUGH L WS OF JOHNSON AVE LOT 25 & DWG $3,957.85 39-3M-21.1 SMITH BENITO A & SHELIA D ES OF JOHNSON AVE LOT & 2 DWGS $5,945.72 39-3M-39 WILSON-HINES HEIRS TRUST WILSON KENDRA N TRU ES TOTH AVE LOT & 2 DBL DWGS $6,964.40 39-3M-87 RAEZER ANDREW SS OLIVE STREET LOT & DWG $4,302.40 39-3Q-35.1 PISCOGLIO SANTE JR & JUDITH ANN SS OAK ST LOT & DWG $7,411.23 39-3R-158 CRESTLINE INVESTMENTS LLC SS CREST DR LOT 35 & DWG $7,096.67 39-3-6.22 MOLES CHARLES L NE COR OF KINGS HWY & KING 1 AC LOT 21 $2,478.14 39-3-21.5 WHITMORE ALBERT L III & ISABEL H NS OF KINGS HWY LOT 1 DWG & GAR $16,741.00 39-3-29 PHILLIPS WILLIAM L & PATRICIA A ES REECEVILLE RD 1.9 AC DWG & GAR $12,750.47 39-3-77 TOOMEY JOSEPHINE TOOMEY MARGARET NS OF BLACKHORSE HILL RD 31.7 AC S $10,711.67 39-3-104 BILLOWS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY INC NS FOUNDRY ST 7.7 AC S & DWG $9,762.12 39-4D-2 PLANK SHEILA ANN W & REAR BONDSVILLE RD LOT & DWG $8,912.89 39-4D-61 MAYER REGINA B BALDWIN MARK C NS MARSHALL CIR LOT 41 & DWG $9,804.23 39-4E-22.1 HUNT DANIELLE L NW COR NORTON&HARTLEY AVES LOT & DWG $6,978.03 39-4E-181 KUGLER KAREN F WS ESSEX ST LOT & DWG $7,868.47 39-4G-152 NICHOLS DAVID E & SUSAN M WS OF HARVEST DR LOT 24A & DWG $8,128.52 39-4H-10 WILSON ERIC C WS BONDSVILLE RD LOT & DWG $11,908.25 39-4J-57 DIOBILDA PATRICIA J NE COR OF WILLOW & BROAD S LOT $3,099.88 39-4J-58 DIOBILDA PATRICIA J ES BROAD ST LOT $2,870.69 39-4L-26 JACKS BENJAMIN & SHIRLEY E NS WALNUT ST LOT $6,182.15 39-4L-27 JACKS BENJAMIN & SHIRLEY E NS WALNUT ST LOT $6,182.15 39-4L-49 LOWE KATHRYN E SS OF HAZELWOOD AVE LOT & DWG $8,580.11 39-4-123.1D S & T REALTY CO SS LINCOLN HWY LOT 2 & COMM $27,987.41 39-4-138.1A EAST LINCOLN HIGHWAY THORNDALE LP SS OF RT 30 LOT PARCEL A $13,358.38 39-4-142 BRUBAKER LORI W NS HUMPTON RD 1.75 AC DWG & GAR $6,862.93 39-4-510 GILANI RAZA HASHMI SHAZIA NWS OF WESTERHAM RD LOT 108W & DWG $28,265.85 39-5A-252 AREF KARIM A AREF AREF A SWS OF DEVON CRT UNIT 452 & DWG $8,511.72 39-5E-194 HARLEY TYRONE SS OF BRIGHTON CRT UNIT 297 & DWG $7,477.39 EAST CALN 40-2A-4 AUGUSTINE E & BARBARA JENKINS&WOODMONT DWG & POOL $13,754.61 40-2-55 C & W CCIDA UWCHLAN AVE 4.1 AC BLDGS $39,304.42

WILLIAM M NW LOT 43 S OF W & COMM

WEST WHITELAND 41-4-591 SPA REALTY HOLDINGS LP SS & REAR OF W LINCOLN HWY UNIT 7A & COMM CONDO $21,070.50 41-5C-221 GOLDENBERG ARNOLD EXTON COMMONS UNIT 20 &

OFFICE $9,711.62 41-5L-53 MCCARTHY CHRISTOPHER X NS OF BIRCHWOOD DR LOT 348 & DWG $11,167.43 41-5R-110 MCMONAGLE FRANCIS B J WAYNE COURT UNIT 110 & DWG $5,286.40 41-6N-107 WOODRUFF JOHN R SS COUNTRY LANE LOT 52 & DWG $5,941.54 41-8-95.3 BECKER PATRICIA KELLY SEAN ETAL WS OF COPELAND RD 1.3 AC DWG & POOL LOT 3 $12,409.02 41-8-176.1A VASILE JAYSON J & ANDREA M W OF PRAIRIE LA CLDSC 2.3 AC & DWG LOT 2 $1,468.17 EAST WHITELAND 42-3-228.2 MCGOVERN FRANCIS J III SS & REAR OF LANCASTER AVE LOT STORE & DWG $10,979.19 42-4F-15 WAY FRANCIS X J & MAUREEN D NS DEER RUN LANE LOT 64 & DWG $10,409.26 42-4K-57 GILL EDWARD F GILL GEORGE J III W END FAWN CIRCLE LOT 103 & DWG $7,498.78 42-4P-16 BOYD KAREN L ES OF RIDGE RD LOT 18 & DWG $4,737.01 42-4Q-138 HASEN MARK H & LAURA E NS SUMMIT RD 1.2 AC DWG & GAR $6,290.53 42-4-125 MAIN LINE I ASSOCIATES LP NWS LANCASTER AVE - SWS C 29 AC LOT 1 COMMON ELEMENT $6,351.71 42-4-125.2 DEERFIELD ROAD ASSOCIATES II LP NS OF LANCASTER AVE 1.5 AC $8,254.45 42-4-125.3 DEERFIELD ROAD ASSOCIATES II LP NS OF LANCASTER AVE 2.7 AC $16,656.82 42-4-125.3A DEERFIELD ROAD ASSOCIATES II LP NS OF LANCASTER AVE 2.7 AC $16,656.82 42-4-125.6 DEERFIELD ROAD ASSOCIATES II LP NS OF LANCASTER AVE LOT B $1,837.52 42-4-125.7 DEERFIELD ROAD ASSOCIATES II LP SES OF MALIN RD LOT C $1,750.76 42-4-125.8 DEERFIELD ROAD ASSOCIATES II LP NS OF LANCASTER AVE 3.3 AC COMMON ELEMENT LOT $11,748.72 42-4-129 DEERFIELD ROAD ASSOCIATES II LP NS OF LANCASTER AVE 1.1 AC $2,868.24 42-4-321.2 CONSTITUTION DRIVE PARTNERS LP SES & REAR OF S MALIN RD 13.6 AC & IND $27,630.15 42-5-28 BAZIRGANIAN NADIN R NORTH RIDGE UNIT 7 & DWG $10,280.23 42-6-2 GLEN LINCOLN INC WS OF RT 202 1.3 AC $1,407.60 TREDYFFRIN 43-3-23 CEDAR HOLLOW PROPERTIES LP NS OF YELLOW SPRINGS RD LOT & COMM BLDGS $3,878.12 43-3-24 AQUILANTE DANIEL C BRUDER JAMES J JR ETAL NS OF YELLOW SPRINGS RD LOT & DWG $2,475.96 43-3-36 AQUILANTE DANIEL C MALVERN VENTURES LLC NS OF YELLOW SPRINGS RD 2.3 AC & DWG $3,518.80 43-4M-62 MCMICHAEL SUSAN NS MAIN ST LOT 30 & DWG $2,815.62 43-5D-5 LYNCH JUDITH H ES THOMAS ROAD LOT 20 DWG & POOL $5,276.62 43-5L-186 BAZIRGANIAN NADIN GREYSTONE-DEBRA CRT LOT 2 & DWG $3,335.55 43-5-84 ZIMMERMAN JAY HOYLE LISA WS RT 83 LOT DWG & GAR $8,873.47 43-6L-61 BARTOSH MARK J BARTOSH JULIA C NES CALDWELL CLDSC LOT 29 & DWG $7,707.84 43-9L-1 ALSTON VAN JR & LOTTIE WS SUMMIT AVE LOT & DWG $12,057.01 43-9M-99 PAOLI COURT PARTNERS ES PAOLI COURT LOT & COMM OFFICES $5,324.64 43-10F-150 PATRICK MICHAEL P SS WOODED WAY LOT & DWG $3,283.96 43-10F-157.4 CURRIGAN V CATHERINE WS OLD STATE RD LOT & DWG $2,672.10 43-10L-30 KORBEL ANDREW SS OF OLD LANCASTER RD LOT DWG & GAR $2,265.74 43-11A-33 HITCHENS CHARLES JR HITCHENS GEORGE ETAL WS VALLEY RD LOT & DWG $2,635.62 43-11C-51 KAPLAN MICHAEL KAPLAN MARCI NS UPPER GULPH RD 1.5 AC DWG GAR & POOL $4,005.64 43-11F-181 CARBO THOMAS D DANTONIO KATHRYN ANN SS CONESTOGA RD LOT & DWG $3,989.58 WEST FALLOWFIELD 44-3-29.1 PIAZZA ANNE H WS OF BRYSON RD 5.1 AC DWG & BARN $21,017.34 HIGHLAND 45-1-21 GLASSCO GEORGE SS OF BORO LINE RD LOT & DWG $5,206.18 45-3-65.1 LEWIS NANCY E LEWIS BUELL EDWARD WS OF STATION RD LOT & DWG $15,915.15 45-3-80.2 MANSFIELD INGER P WS OF OLD RACETRACK RD 3 AC DWG & GAR $10,044.97 45-6-17 DUNLAP ALEXANDER SCOTT SW COR OF FRIENDSHIP CHURC LOT DWG & GARAGES

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MUSHSE PAR B $12,476.14 60-1-81.1B STEEL GREGORY T ES BANCROFT RD 2 AC & MBL HM LOT 1 $7,832.82 60-2-7 ROBERTS DAVID & CAROL ANN WS OF CEDAR SPRINGS RD 5 AC DWG & GAR $13,157.52 60-2-9 TACKETT SHIRLEY M WS OF CEDAR SPRINGS RD LOT & DWG $10,021.10 60-2-10 TACKETT JAMES NW COR OF PEMBERTON & CEDA 1.4 AC S $5,143.69 60-3-1.1 CARDILE CHARLES & DIANE SS OF AMBROGIO RD 3.1 AC & MHSE $20,102.68 60-3-79 STEEL HERBERT THOMAS & BARBARA N WS NEWARK ROAD LOT & DWG $7,303.13 60-3-115.1 DAVENPORT PATRICIA LYALL DEBRA W OF NEWARK ROAD 1.5 AC & DWG $9,155.82 60-3-146.5 BOCK CHARLES H JR & SANDRA A DIBENEDETTO ES OF NEWARK ROAD LOT 1 & DWG $8,070.17 60-3-185 CARDILE MUSHROOMS INC SS RT 41 1.9 AC & COMM BLDG $91,668.18 60-3-186 CARDILE MUSHROOMS INC SS RT 41 LOT DWG & GAR $7,924.03 60-3-187 CARDILE MUSHROOMS INC SS RT 41 3.3 AC MSHS DWG & MBHMS $37,615.93 60-3-187.1 CARDILE MUSHROOMS INC S & REAR RT 41 2.3 AC PARTIAL DWG & PL $11,658.31 60-3-188 CARDILE MUSHROOMS INC SS RT 41 5.6 AC & MUSH HSES $128,507.37 60-3-189.2 CARDILE MUSHROOMS INC S & REAR RT 41 10 AC & MUSHRM HSE $72,653.41 60-3-244 WOLLASTON ROBERT T WS NEWARK ROAD 1 AC DWG & GAR $9,634.34 60-5-80.2 GIFT THOMAS W & CLARA M N & REAR LANDENBERG RD LOT & MBL HM $2,782.26 60-6-13 GWINN YVETTE NUNEZ JOSE CARMEN NS RT 41 1.7 AC DWG & GAR $6,954.21 60-6-14 LITTLE STEPHEN T N & REAR RT 41 LOT & DWG $6,578.99 60-6-43.1 MILLER PADRIC G & SARAH M WS OF LIMESTONE RD LOT & CELL TOWER $10,531.00 60-6-52 LAFFERTY MARK J & SUSAN M NE COR LIMESTONE RD & SOUT 2.7 AC S 2DWG MSHS GAR & M $22,199.40 60-6-55 COOK DENNIS I ES OLD LIMESTONE RD LOT 2 DWG & GAR $9,142.57 60-6-62.2 MCVAUGH DONALD B & MAXINE M S & REAR GAP NEWPORT PK 1.5 AC & DWG $17,120.72 60-6-63 LAFFERTY MARK J & SUSAN M SE COR SOUTHWOOD RD & LIME 1.5 AC S MBLHM GAR SHED $6,850.38 EAST MARLBOROUGH 61-2-120 SALOMONE ATTILIO J & COLLEEN L ES OF E DOE RUN RD 3.1 AC LOT $7,936.44 61-6Q-159 COOK SUSAN EILEEN ORCHARD VALLEY UNIT 60 & DWG $6,794.38 61-6Q-222 HULSEY STEVEN ORCHARD VALLEY UNIT 85 & DWG $8,444.39 61-6-5.1 FREE D HUNTER NS E DOE RUN ROAD 2.8 AC DWG GAR & POOL $1,719.92 61-8-4 HAMM BARBARA ANN WINTJEN RICKY WS MILL ROAD 2.3 AC & DWG $29,007.54 KENNETT 62-3-39 GEORGE MEGAN B SE COR OF TAYLOR & N UNION 1 AC DWG GAR & POOL $27,359.23 62-3-100 J LT ENTERPRISES INC ES OF SCARLETT RD 5.4 AC GAR & COMM LOT 1 $11,348.57 62-3-134 BERNARD F MERRITT & LOUISE M SS OF W HILLENDALE RD LOT & DWG $9,699.43 62-4-120 CITINO SANDRA ANN NS ROSEDALE RD 1 AC DWG & GAR $7,569.35 62-4-193.14 BUFFUM JANE WS E HILLENDALE RD 1.6 AC DWG & GAR LOT B $9,731.60 62-5-7.39 HARLAN GEORGE & KATHLEEN F SS OF ORCHARD VIEW DR 1.2 AC DWG & GAR LOT 56 $9,006.35 62-5-108.3 MINELLA FRANK A & MARIBETH L SES CENTER MILL RD - CONTA 5.3 AC LOT 1 $7,934.68 62-5-222 HARLAN GEORGE F & KATHLEEN M NS OF POND VIEW DR UNIT 54 & DWG $11,497.37 62-5-343 DANKO JOHN J JR WS KENNETT PK UNIT 94 & DWG $12,858.98 62-6-22.43 HUSSEY LEO F & BETSY C SW COR PEACOCK LA 1 AC DWG & POOL LOT 43 $28,566.89 62-6-62.4 SWARTER SUSAN L NES OF FRIENDS WAY 3 AC DWG & POOL $15,608.18 POCOPSON 63-3-104 BURRY JOSHUA D & ERICA P ES RED LION RD 3.2 AC DWG & GAR $9,015.46 63-3-135.1 BOWIE SHEILA M EBLING EDWARD E SS OF BROOKS RD 3.6 AC $3,347.23 63-3-139 BOWIE SHEILA M EBLING EDWARD E SS & REAR BROOKS RD 6 AC $3,577.86 63-3-140 MARSHALL CHARLES SS BROOKS RD 5.1 AC DWG & GAR $8,901.27 63-3-145 BOWIE SHEILA ES RT 52 LOT & DWG $10,537.72 63-4-77 PETTIT LILLIAN M PETTIT

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OF CHROME RD 5.5 AC & DWG $15,701.37

PENNSBURY

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