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Timothy Alexander wrote a new post 5 years, 2 months ago

The 20 Best Diners in Chester County, Ranked Chester County is flush with top-rate fine-dining restaurants. However, even the most highbrow among us, from time to time, enjoy trading white-linen […]

Timothy Alexander wrote a new post 5 years, 5 months ago

ATGLEN, PA — At this week’s Octorara Area School Board of Directors meeting, William Kloss announced that he is moving from the district and plans to resign his position on the board effective April 3, reports M […]

Timothy Alexander wrote a new post 5 years, 6 months ago

Discover 14 Classic Drive-In Movie Theaters in Pennsylvania Those who have not experienced a drive-in are seriously missing out. Imagine going to the theater with your family, grabbing a hot dog from the snack […]

Timothy Alexander wrote a new post 5 years, 6 months ago

Discover the 18 Best Cheesesteaks in Chester County Who said you have to drive to Philly for a great cheesesteak? There is no shortage of shops in Chester County giving Philadelphia a run for its […]

Timothy Alexander wrote a new post 5 years, 7 months ago

12 Fun Things to Do with Kids in Chester County There’s no shortage of fun for families in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Our historic county offers a wealth of opportunities for family-friendly fun […]

Timothy Alexander wrote a new post 6 years ago

PARKESBURG, PA — The Borough of Parkesburg sought a judgment of nearly $600,000.00 against Joseph Rzonca, as a fine for exposed Tyvek wrap on a house worth only $130,000.00, according to County Court of Common P […]

Joey Rzonca replied 6 years ago

Just to be clear according to this judges opinion Judge Nancy Gill also violated civil procedure in this case by not checking for proper service. The enforcement notice was also a violation of due process according to Judge MacElree. This case started because the individual asked about the former borough manager car accident in which no investigation was made. There is a copy of the repair order from Town Service center. The borough vehicle was crashed outside of the borough limits which if anyone else was injured it would have been a bigger lawsuit that what you just read. The judicial conduct board investigates complaints against district judges, and the disciplinary board of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court investigate attorney’s who violate their code of conduct. You can file these complaints easily online or by mail anonymously. This is just in my opinion, and I’m not suggesting you do it unless you feel it is necessary.

Timothy Alexander wrote a new post 6 years ago

ATGLEN, PA — Dr. Scott Rohrer resigned his position as the longtime principal of the Octorara Jr/Sr High School. The Octorara Area School District confirmed the resignation on their official Facebook Group t […]

Timothy Alexander wrote a new post 6 years, 6 months ago

PARKESBURG, PA — In 2019, municipal government and school board elections will be held across Pennsylvania. However, some Borough of Parkesburg residents believe they are not fairly represented on the Octorara A […]

Timothy Alexander replied 6 years, 6 months ago

Hello Mel, you are correct. The current situation seems to be more a condition of doing nothing than intentionally engaging in voter stuffing. Voters filed a complaint in 1997. The court ordered a Three Region system in 1999 based on the 1990 census. Over the next twenty years, as populations changed, the District simply did nothing. I suspect back in 1990, Parkesburg had a much larger population as a percentage of the Octroara Area, then came the housing boom which ran from the late 1990s to late 2000s.

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