Stand Owner Claims Harassment Over Permit Battles
Bonacquisti, owner of a Chester stand, contends township officials pressured him to tear down and hindered his business. He notes delays in permits, disputes with Kramer, and police-issued citations followed by a shutdown after a mid-summer push to demolish. He asserts the fight aims to derail his seasonal produce stand business.
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Teachers Press For Contract As Unrest Grows In District
Kennicky spoke at a rally announcing WSEA has leased an office at 36 E Baltimore Pike Media to plan if no contract by the return to school on Sept 5. A general meeting was called that afternoon to decide next steps as mediation continues and a board response remains absent.
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Pennsylvania Mediation Service
Willie Joiner
Martin Lentz
Penn-Delco reorganizes with new superintendent line
The Penn-Delco School District reorganized administration creating a direct line to new Superintendent Vincent J. Sauers. Theodore Cramer becomes deputy superintendent, Kenneth Michael remains curriculum chief with 30 percent funded by special education, and Harry Hill shifts to capital outlay and becomes federal coordinator with 20 percent funded by the federal government. Residency proof will be required for district enrollment to ensure students are eligible for district schooling.
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Theodore Cramer
Sauers
Kenneth Michael
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Harry Hill
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