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This Broker Will Pay You to Sell Your Home in Chesco
Usually, when someone moves into a new community, the neighbors get together to offer a welcoming gift. The Houwzer real estate brokerage is flipping the […]
Sucker-Punching Lowlife Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Man With Cerebral Palsy
Barry Baker – the former Coatesville loser whom you’ll remember for mocking and sucker-punching an innocent man with cerebral palsy back in May – pleaded […]
A Natural Wonder in West Chester
When architect Matthew Moger signed on for this countryside project in West Chester, the homeowners asked him to think outside the box. “The site needed […]
Barry Baker, Who Sucker-Punched Disabled Man, Claims He Was Attacked in Prison
Barry Baker, who was arrested after he was caught on camera sucker-punching a disabled man in West Chester in May, claims he was attacked by a […]
What $500K Will Buy You in West Chester
Home to West Chester University and QVC, the Chester County seat of West Chester has a thriving local economy. College students and year-round residents alike flood […]
Loser Who Sucker-Punched Disabled Man Caught by U.S. Marshals
Posting bail was the first thing that the coward known as Barry Baker did following his arrest last month on charges that he sucker-punched a […]
VIDEO: Coatesville Loser Sucker-Punches Man With Cerebral Palsy
It’s only Monday, but we already have our worst person of the week solidified for the Philadelphia area: Coatesville’s Barry Baker. Baker is that type […]
A Storybook Cottage in West Chester for $575K
As readers of our “10 Hottest Suburban Towns” roundup know, West Chester is a happening place that’s filled with character. People have fallen in love […]
Report: Some Pa. State Universities Could Merge or Close
For the first time in its 35-year history, the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education will reportedly consider merging or closing some of its 14 […]
Jawdropper of the Week: A Hilltop Retreat in Copesville
Have you ever imagined driving through the Adirondack Mountains on a gorgeous fall day? The crisp autumn air that blows your hair back while the […]
Farmhouse Friday: History Inside and Out in Chester County
Living at Brandybend Farm makes you a link in the great chain of history. Brandybend is located next to Trimble’s Ford, the famous crossing used by General […]
Students Don’t Know How to Handle the State University Faculty Strike
https://twitter.com/afamiglietti/status/788736925536493568 More than 5,000 faculty members at Pennsylvania’s 14 state-owned universities went on strike this morning in a move that affects more than 100,000 students, […]
Liquor Changes Mean Opportunity for PA Wine, Spirit and Beer Producers
Yesterday, Monday, August 8th was the day Pennsylvania received its runner-up prize to actual liquor privatization with Act 39 passing into law. The main point […]
Faculty Across 14 Pennsylvania Universities Could Vote on Strike
A union representing faculty at 14 state-owned universities in Pennsylvania is discussing the possibility of a strike. The Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties […]
That House Out There: Tinkering with History in Westtown
You know how there are those who just can’t resist tinkering with things — assembling them, disassembling them, rearranging them, adding and subtracting from them? The […]