CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME
Dear Members,
We are fortunate to continue to call Southern Chester County our home. As we navigate the changing economic and political landscapes, we are shown that our business leaders and greater community continue to identify the needs and step up to the challenges. We are also proud that a major health organization, ChristianaCare, stepped in and brought back a neighborhood hospital with emergency care - a well needed amenity to living outside of the city.
The local community also stepped up to the plate, pun intended and generously donated more food to local food banks than ever before. We have two strong players in the communications arena working to bring high speed internet to our region, something the Southern Chester County region was missing out on in many of our rural areas. We celebrated with another partner in excellence with our 4th Annual Community Impact Award to a well-deserved Constellation Energy Corporation.
This isn’t to say the Chamber only recognizes large organizations as demonstrated by our inaugural presentation of the Visionary Award to a well-deserving entrepreneur - Vanessa Ross. This year, we’ve welcomed as members more wineries and caterers than in recent history - you will have plenty of places to support Chamber members while you literally
wine and dine your way around the County.
To say we are happy to live where we do is a well-known fact. The privilege we have is to say WHO we are. A sense of pride of the people with whom we surround ourselves.
It’s great to see a Chamber made up of givers, people who network together and share for the benefit of their peers. Our Board of Directors, coming from diverse backgrounds of businesses and organizations, come together to continue driving our Chamber forward, and I extend a huge thank you for their time and dedication.
Thank you to all of our members for making us an amazing chamber of commerce.
Jason Feller 2025 Chairman of the Board, SCCCC Crystal Clean Canz, 724-366-2998
Jason Feller, SCCCC 2025 Chairman of the Board
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Members and Friends,
As you may recall, I enjoy starting my “CONNECTIONS” message with a quote:
“It’s not about ideas. It’s about making ideas happen.”
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Scott Belsky, co-founder of Behance
Scott Belsky is a well-known American entrepreneur, author, and investor, best recognized as the co-founder of Behance. Behance is a leading online platform that allows creative professionals to showcase and discover creative work. Belsky served as CEO of Behance until it was acquired by Adobe in 2012. His famous quote, “It’s not about ideas. It’s about making ideas happen,” encapsulates his philosophy on entrepreneurship and innovation, highlighting the importance of execution over simply having ideas.
This past July, I proudly served as Chair of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Institute for Organizational Management. Institute, as it is fondly referred, is a nationallyrecognized non-profit leadership education program held annually here in our backyard – at Villanova University.
As Chair, I oversaw all weeklong activities and programming – working alongside twelve amazing association and chamber of commerce professionals – our Board of Regents.
Together we made it happen for 140 attendees.
I was humbled and deeply proud as I watched each member of the BOR overcome obstacles together, smile their way through challenges, share their creative expertise, bring their leadership and collaborative skillset to the room - and make time for each other – no matter what time it was or how much was happening around us. It was certainly a week of ‘making ideas happen.’
As you read this, take time to consider how you can make your ideas happen. Should you like to get together and talk about it, reach out and we’ll set a time to meet! You are a valued member of SCCCC – your success is our business and you matter.
Best regards,
Cheryl B. Kuhn, IOM
President & CEO Your Success Is Our Business
SCCCC PROGRAM AND EVENT CALENDAR
SEPTEMBER
The Right Touch Engravers 10th Anniversary Celebration & Ribbon Cutting
Wednesday, September 17th, 2025 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Network at Noon! Luncheon
Thursday, September 25th, 2025
Event Sponsor: Good Samaritan Services
Member Venue:
The Gables at Chadds Ford 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
OCTOBER
NAVIGATING THE NEW TAX LAW: What Businesses & Individuals Need to Know
Wednesday, October 1st, 2025
Member Venue: Kennett Library 8:00 - 10:00 am
Signature Event
2025 Annual Fall Luncheon
Thursday, October 16th, 2025
Keynote Speaker: Janice E. Nevin, M.D. PHR - President & CEO, ChristianaCare Health System
Presenting Sponsor: Kendal-Crosslands Communities
Reception Sponsor: M. Davis & Sons, Inc.
12th Annual Women’s Entrepreneurship Conference
Friday, October 17th, 2025
SCCCC with Chamber Alliance of Chester County
Sykes Student Center at West Chester University, 8:00 am - 1:30 pm
Network at Noon! Luncheon
Thursday, October 30th, 2025
Member Venue:
The Gables at Chadds Ford 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
NOVEMBER
Network at Noon! Luncheon
Thursday, November 20th, 2025
Member Venue:
The Gables at Chadds Ford 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
DECEMBER
Network at Noon! Luncheon
Thursday, December 25th, 2025
Member Venue:
The Gables at Chadds Ford 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
JANUARY
Signature Event
2026 Annual Meeting Breakfast visit www.scccc.com for details.
Network at Noon! Luncheon
Thursday, January 29th, 2025
Member Venue:
The Gables at Chadds Ford 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Cheryl B. Kuhn, IOM
Reflect, reconnect, and renew
In this edition of Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce’s Connections, the Chester County Community Foundation outlines the local efforts that are underway to mark America’s 250th anniversary in 2026. The Chester County Community Foundation’s story notes that it is a good time to reflect, reconnect, and renew.
Throughout this edition, you’ll read about how businesses, community leaders, and government officials connect their daily work and lives with the broader ideals that shaped our nation.
Consider Chester Water Authority. In this edition, you’ll read about how water is the most basic human need—no one can live without it. It is also the lifeblood of the local economy. Every business, farm, equestrian center, factory, restaurant, hotel, salon, veterinarian, and medical facility in southern Chester County depends on it—and Chester Water Authority helps supply it.
This edition also looks at how New Garden Township—one of the area’s largest municipalities—is carefully planning to strike a good balance between growth and preservation. New Garden Township has sought to streamline its zoning regulations, explored new opportunities for green space conservation and sought ideas from experts and the township’s residents.
We also spotlight how Square Roots Collective works with a variety of community partners to
enhance the spirit and the culture of Kennett Square Borough.
The Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce is an excellent way to make connections in the community. In this issue, we also introduce you to a few of the members of the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce that have particularly interesting stories to tell.
There’s the story about how the three co-founders of the Stubborn Goat Brewing keep family at the very center of the West Grove business.
We also highlight Action Unlimited Resources, which has been serving businesses throughout the Mid-Atlantic for more than 40 years. Action Unlimited Resources is a family-owned janitorial and facility supply distributor.
We also take a look at how Ruppert Landscape’s success is shaped through hard work, integrity, and a people-first mindset.
The Wyncote Golf Club has been making golf accessible to all since it opened in 1993. We spotlight how this award-winning golf course in Lower Oxford Township continues to evolve and engage the community with its golf and food and drink offerings.
As we look forward to the months ahead, we encourage everyone to reflect, reconnect, and renew—and get ready to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary in 2026.
Let Freedom Ring!
Southern Chester County has an important role to play throughout 2026, as the United States marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Reflect – Reconnect - Renew
America’s 250th anniversary is about re-engaging with the principles of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness that have defined the American journey. America250 encourages all of us to explore how our nation’s founding values continue to guide us, and what our shared freedoms mean today. America250 is more than a historical commemoration: it’s a call to reflect, reconnect, and renew our democratic ideals. It’s a chance for businesses, civic groups, nonprofits, and individuals to connect their daily work and lives with the broader ideals that shaped our nation.
Plentiful Heritage & Bounty
Southern Chester County is steeped in heritage. With William Penn’s vision of religious tolerance and acceptance in Pennsylvania, Southern Chester County became home to a wide array of people from all walks of life and backgrounds. Businesses grew to meet evolving community
needs, initially powered by rivers and streams, and abundant fields and forests.
The region’s bountiful soil has long sustained communities, with thriving cattle, orchard, mushroom and nursery operations that still drive the nation’s economy today.
Revolution
All this bounty attracted an ever-growing population. By the time the colonists’ desire for freedom from the King of Great Britain came to a head in 1776 with the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Southern Chester County’s growing, active communities were greatly divided between rebels, loyalists, and relatively neutral people who just wanted to feed, clothe and care for their families safely.
During August 1777, British troops marched from Elk Landing, MD to Southern Chester County. They encamped at Kennett Square, then continued to the Brandywine River. The September 11, 1777 Battle of Brandywine marks Chester County’s first pivotal battle in the Revolutionary War.
Look out your window and imagine the impact of war. It happened right here, where we live and work in Southern Chester County. As General Nathanael Green wrote to his wife on September 10, 1777: “Here are some of the most distressing scenes imaginable. Inhabitants generally desert their houses, furniture moveing, Cattle driving, with women and children traveling on foot. The country all around resounds with the cries of the people. The Enemy plunder most amazeingly…”
The Americans lost at Brandywine. A few days later, we lost at the Battle of the Clouds. Then we lost at the Paoli Massacre. And then we high-tailed it to Valley Forge and survived on boiled shoe-leather during the winter. Yet, somehow…. we won the war. We won the war for our independence and our freedom.
How did we do it? How did we lose the battles in Chester County, and then in the end turn things around to win the entire war? What lessons did we learn about ourselves, our community, our partners, and our strengths? How did we as Americans, as individuals coming together for a common cause, win? These are some of the learnings from the past that Americans are urged to reflect on, and to connect with our daily work and our lives—the broader ideals that shaped our nation.
Planning for A250: Southern Chester County –zoom in 4th Monday from 2-3, each month
https://a250friends.org/planning/
Monthly zoom sessions help everyone in Southern Chester County get involved in America250. Everyone is invited to join whenever their schedule allows. People readily share ideas, brainstorm, and develop community-based event plans. Heritage centers, re-enactors, municipal historic commissions, community centers, libraries, educators, scouts, veterans, businesses, people who are interested in history, heritage, culture…all are welcome.
These sessions are creative incubators, helping people turn vision into action. Toolkits, promotional support, and planning resources are available to anyone who wants to take part. Notes are online, so you can review ideas at any time. Dare to Declare
While the words, “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness” were written in the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago, they continue to spark important conversations today.
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At the heart of America250 is the Dare to Declare initiative, inspired by Valley Forge National Historical Park Superintendent Rose Fennell. This initiative encourages people to gather to read aloud and reflect on the Declaration of Independence, anywhere: at town halls, taverns, backyard picnics, community centers, parks, rooftops…wherever you please.
Free materials, including moderator guides, discussion prompts, and event planning tools, will bring these conversations to life. Free zoom trainings for hosts and participants help ensure these gatherings create real impact.
Dare to Declare isn’t just about celebration, it’s about civic learning, connection, and understanding the evolving meaning of American freedom. For Southern Chester County, it’s a unique opportunity to bring together people from all walks of life to explore how liberty thrives in our communities and discover ways to build stronger systems that benefit everyone.
How Businesses, Nonprofits an Neighborhoods Can Get Involved
America250 is inclusive, welcoming businesses, nonprofits, and civic-minded individuals throughout Southern Chester County. Here are some ideas of what you might want to do:
• Amplify Voices: Host community photo contests, art shows, &/or storytelling events on “What Freedom Means to Me.”
• Open Your Space: Provide venues for Let Freedom Ring film screenings, civic forums, musical performances, or Dare to Declare readings.
• Engage Employees: Encourage employees to volunteer at heritage events, adopt a heritage nonprofit, participate in discussions, &/or support youth activities.
• Sponsor Celebrations: Help fund Let Freedom Ring public art displays, murals, poetry slams, music &/or window decorating contests. Sponsor refreshments at events—ice cream and lemonade!
• Lead Publicly: Plan America250 programs at your workplace, speak at events, and spread the word that 250 is Coming!
For businesses, this is a year to show your patriotism. For nonprofits, this is a chance to deepen education and outreach missions. For communities, it’s a chance to build bonds that last well beyond 2026.
Looking Ahead: 2027 & Beyond
While 2026 celebrates the Declaration of Independence, 2027 marks the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War’s Philadelphia Campaign. Chester County’s battlefields, including Brandywine and Paoli, will host reenactments, tours and educational programs that bring American’s Revolutionary history to life.
But America250 isn’t just about a two-year celebration. It’s about building infrastructure for long-term civic engagement, education, and heritage preservation across Chester County and especially in Southern Chester County, where agriculture, freedom and civic engagement intersect so powerfully.
An Invitation to Shape This Moment
Chester County is on the cusp of a generational moment, to reflect on our history and recommit to democratic ideals. Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce supports businesses of all sizes through valuable networking opportunities and community partnerships. Now is the time to step forward to engage, organize, sponsor, volunteer and connect.
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How can you join in? Visit a250friends.org or email a250friends@chescocf.org to:
• Register for local brainstorming sessions and planning meetings
• Download and use toolkits to activate our community
• Organize a Dare to Declare event
• Volunteer, sponsor, or share your story of freedom, liberty, and justice for all
Southern Chester County businesses, nonprofits, civic groups, and residents alike can step up to celebrate the values that have shaped - and continue to shape - our communities. Connect with your neighbors, explore your community’s Revolutionary roots, and help write the next chapter in our shared American story.
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To get involved, contact: A250 Friends
Chester County Community Foundation
28 W. Market Street
West Chester, PA 19382
610.696.8211
a250friends@chescocf.org
a250friends.org
Note: Chester County officially joined the nationwide effort to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. with the formation of the Chester County America250 PA Commission. Established by resolution of the County Commissioners on November 10, 2021 and chaired by recent Chester County Commissioner Michelle Kichline, the A250CC Commission focuses on permanent improvements to the County’s heritage resources, in alignment with
Chester County’s Heritage Tourism Plan. As a collaborative private partner, A250 Friends at the Community Foundation reaches out to excite and engage every corner of the county, activating We the People to organize and co-promote events, programs and activities to Let Freedom Ring.
Action Unlimited Resources
has been serving businesses throughout the Mid-Atlantic for more than 40 years
By Marcella Peyre-Ferry Contributing Writer
Action Unlimited Resources (AUR), a family-owned janitorial and facility supply distributor, has been serving schools, healthcare facilities, and businesses across the Mid-Atlantic for more than 40 years. With access to over 60,000 products, plus equipment service, training, and consulting, AUR helps organizations keep their facilities clean, safe, and efficient.
Founded in 1982 by U.S. Marine Corps veteran Alan Glazar, the company began as Action Paper & Chemical Co. Today, under the leadership of his son, Aaron Glazar, AUR has grown into one of the Inc. 5000 fastest-growing private companies in America, recognized in both 2022 and 2023
“The first step with any new client is a discovery meeting,” said Amy Johnson, Director of Sales and Marketing. “We talk about their current supply system, what’s working, and what their ideal operation looks like. Our job is to make sure the solution fits the client’s needs—not just fill an order.”
The range of products available may be surprising. From ice melt to matting systems that reduce dirt at the door to selecting the right paper towel dispenser, AUR’s team helps customers make smarter choices for their facilities.
Beyond supplies, the company offers equipment sales, rentals, repairs, and training. Their Action Academy provides hands-on instruction so customers understand how to use the equipment and the supplies they have purchased.
Ordering is simple through AUR’s online catalog, although you can still call, text or email your order—whatever is best for the customer.
“Our goal is to ship orders complete, and if there’s ever a back-order, we call the customer right away to make sure it works for them. We believe in communication,” Johnson said.
That focus on reliability and service has kept customers loyal for decades. “Once people experience Action, they don’t want to go anywhere else,” Johnson added. “We’ve got a strong team, and they all believe in customer satisfaction—all of the time.”
Action Unlimited Resources serves clients across Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and southeastern Pennsylvania from its warehouse in New Castle, Del.
Johnson encourages prospective clients to reach out. “Let’s have a conversation,” she said. “Tell us how you’re being serviced today and what you would like to improve. Our team has the GRIT to make it happen. We believe in 100 percent customer SatisfACTION.”
For more information, visit the website at www.actioncleanup.com. Or contact Amy Johnson by phone at 302-323-1455 or by email at ajohnson@actioncleanup. com.
Action Unlimited Resources is a family-owned janitorial and facility supply distributor that has been serving schools, healthcare facilities, and businesses across the Mid-Atlantic for more than 40 years.
The staff emphasizes quality service and work for each client.
Courtesy photos
Public Water, Privatization, and Business Impacts: The Chester Water Authority Story
Chester Water Authority (CWA) is a Pennsylvania municipal authority established in 1939 for the purpose of providing potable water. We are a public water supplier and not-for-profit organization, serving 45,000 customers in 34 municipalities in southwestern Delaware County; southern Chester County; and the City of Chester, Pennsylvania. Some of the people we supply are our direct customers while others receive our water indirectly, through the resale of our water by neighboring water utilities in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland.
Water is the most basic human need—no one can live without it. It is also the lifeblood of our local economy. Every business, farm, equestrian center, factory, restaurant, hotel, salon, veterinarian, and medical facility in Southern Chester County depends on it. As the steward of a valuable resource, CWA’s mission has always been clear and straight-forward: provide quality water to all our custom-
ers, when they need it, at a reasonable cost. We charge the lowest practical rates to cover operation and maintenance costs, capital requirements, and bond obligations.
That’s why the potential loss of the Chester Water Authority (CWA) to a for-profit company should concern every business owner in the region, regardless of size or industry.
From agriculture and manufacturing to hospitality and healthcare, companies rely on a stable, affordable, high-quality water supply to operate effectively. Yet across the country, the growing trend of water privatization—where private companies take control of municipal systems—has led to higher costs, reduced transparency, and diminished community control. It’s up to individual businesses and organizations, including the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce, to understand the intrinsic value of a safe, economical, and reliable public water supply, such as that provided by CWA.
The Immediate Concern: Higher Costs, Lower Control
The first and most predictable effect of water privatization is sharp, sustained rate increases. Unlike public utilities, private water companies answer to shareholders, not the public. Their mission is singular: profit.
Profit is achieved through:
• Increased service rates to generate investor returns and corporate leadership bonuses.
• New fees for connections, disconnections, and infrastructure upgrades.
• Elimination of subsidies that currently help industrial and commercial users.
• Purchasing more and more systems and passing the inflated acquisition costs on to existing customers.
For water-intensive industries—food processing, beverage production, laundries, healthcare, manufacturing—these hikes can crush operating margins. Even service-oriented businesses like restaurants, salons, gyms, and hotels will feel the squeeze as water bills climb year after year.
In many privatized systems, double-digit rate hikes have arrived within just a few years of the takeover. The ripple effect is devastating: businesses raise prices, cut jobs, or relocate to regions with lower utility costs. This erosion of competitiveness hurts not only individual businesses, but also the entire local economy.
Why CWA Is Special—and Worth Protecting
CWA offers significant value and savings to its customers. It is award-winning, expertly managed, financially sound, and governed by a publicly accountable board of directors subject to open meetings and public records laws. The nine-member board is chosen equally by the County Commissioners in Chester County, the County Council in Delaware County, and the City Council in Chester City. Decisions are made locally, transparently, and in the community’s interest—not to satisfy distant shareholders.
Chamber members must ask tough questions of state and county officials to ensure they support the inherent value of public water, protect CWA, and pass legislation
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in the best interest of local businesses, homeowners, and economic growth. Privatization would shift decisions from public meetings into private boardrooms, eliminating direct oversight and replacing transparency with “smoke-filled” back rooms.
Businesses could face:
• Limited influence over infrastructure priorities critical for commercial growth.
• Reduced transparency during outages, advisories, or infrastructure failures—leaving businesses in the dark about restoration timelines.
• Water shortages if private water companies prioritize high-usage customers, such as server farms, over local businesses and homeowners.
• Regulatory capture, where the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s (PUC) role in approving Act 12-driven sales—despite clear evidence of harm to ratepayers—shows how regulators can become too aligned with the industries they oversee.
• Note: In New Garden Township, there is a case headed to the PA Commonwealth Court in which the PUC allowed a for-profit water company to add $1.2 million in trucking fees to their PUC rate case without investigation, even though trucking had already ceased.
Locked In, With No Escape
Water service is a natural monopoly. Unlike electricity or internet service, there’s no competition and no alternative provider. Once the water system is sold, businesses are locked into whatever rates and service conditions the private company dictates—forever. This reality can have a chilling effect on economic development. Site-selection consultants and expanding companies may think twice about investing in an area with a privatized water system known for high costs or reliability issues. Meanwhile, current businesses and residents—your customers—may decide to relocate to areas with more affordable, publicly controlled water. The result? A shrinking tax base, falling real estate values, and the potential for a downward economic spiral.
What Businesses Can Do
CWA’s fight is not just for homeowners—it’s for the future of our business community. We encourage everyone who has a stake in the future vitality of the region to consider the impact of increased water costs over the long term. If those impacts concern you, here are a few suggestions on how to make a difference:
• Show up and speak out at public meetings. Tell decision-makers how privatization will impact your bottom line.
• Host meetings to educate fellow businesses and the broader community.
• Engage local government—townships and boroughs often make key water sale decisions. For-profit compa-
nies present slick sales pitches full of promises; hold your elected officials accountable before deals are made.
• Note: Kennett Square and Oxford Boroughs, as bulk water customers of CWA, have sent letters of support to local elected officials and passed resolutions in support of saving CWA.
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• Engage county officials County Commissioners in Chester County appoint CWA board members. Demand that they choose individuals committed to keeping CWA public.
• Engage state leaders—Write to Governor Shapiro and your PA state legislators. Demand that they oppose any sale of CWA and share how it would impact your business and community. Support the legislators who have spoken out to support public water, such as State Representative John Lawrence.
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• Note: Legislators must record all contacts with their constituents. Each time a business or homeowner reaches out about saving CWA, it is noted. Be the squeaky wheel and stay at the forefront of their minds. Your persistence will be rewarded—when they continually receive engagement on an issue, they can present that data to their party’s leadership, and movement on legislation can follow. Therefore, even if your elected official has stated publicly that they are in favor of saving CWA, keep reaching out to tell them that it is still a community priority.
• Join business coalitions—Collective advocacy is powerful—together, businesses can block harmful policies.
• Educate employees and customers—A well-informed community is harder to mislead.
Bottom line: Privatizing a public water supply isn’t just a threat to water rates—it’s a threat to jobs, competitiveness, profits, and the long-term health of a local economy. If we lose public water, we lose control, stability, and the very foundation that allows businesses to thrive.
Protect CWA. Protect your business. Protect Southern Chester County’s future.
Jake, Joey, and Tim (L to R)
At Stubborn Goat Brewing, our vision has always been bigger than beer. Since opening in June, we’ve been humbled by the warm welcome from the West Grove community — families, friends, and even four-legged guests who’ve made “The Goat” their gathering place. We’re proud to call this community home, and we’re just getting started. Thank you for supporting us — the best is yet to come!
Wyncote Golf Club: Making golf accessible to all
By Geoff Soland Contributing Writer
Located just north of Oxford, Wyncote Golf Club offers an accessible, public and family-friendly golfing experience to its visitors. Since its inception in 1993, Wyncote’s main goal has been and will continue to be accessibility.
For the longest time, golf has been thought of as a hobby for the elite and upper class. In movies and television shows, golfers are usually portrayed as wealthy, older men, and this stereotype does hold some weight. James Pepple, a dairy farmer and the founder of Wyncote Golf Club, once took his young son to a golf course and was told that “that kid doesn’t belong here.” Pepple then decided to turn one of his dairy farms into a golf course that would be open to the public with no membership needed.
This belief in accessibility has stood for the past three decades and is a sentiment that Wyncote will forever abide by. When recounting this story, Mark McGreevy, superintendent of the golf club, said, “Our mission statement and all of our focus is on being accessible.”
Not only was Pepple’s goal to make an accessible and approachable golf course open to the public, but he wanted
the quality of the club to be on par with private courses as well. “Let’s make a really nice golf course for the public,” McGreevy said, echoing Pepple’s words, “he did that, and when it opened, it was the third-ranked new public golf course in the country that year.”
Wyncote is and will always be about providing high quality golf courses to its locals. That is why it is still familyowned, with Nathan Pepple, the son of James Pepple, taking ownership this past May. Nathan grew up working on the land when it was a family dairy farm.
Like any golf course, Wyncote is home to not just the classic 18 holes, but has a driving range, pro shop and a restaurant which they refer to as “upscale casual.”
“We’re not trying to be some fancy restaurant,” McGreevy stated, “everything on the menu has to be ‘intentionally simple.’ So good quality food, but presented in a simple, accessible way.”
All of the meat and produce used in the kitchen is sourced from local farms and everything is made from scratch. The restaurant is open to all and is not just available to golfers. Wyncote is also available to host event spaces, whether it be board meetings, baby showers, wedding showers, bridal showers, bachelor parties, or any variety of event.
Wyncote offers a variety of beautiful spaces and dining options, including a restaurant that is open to the public.
Wyncote has consistently been ranked as one of the best public golf courses in the state.
Wyncote offers plenty of golf, food, and fun in a comfortable, friendly setting.
“You play golf and then you have a hangout spot for you and your buddies,” McGreevy remarked.
When asked about what makes Wyncote stand out in contrast to other golf clubs, McGreevy said “We’re known for our consistency. We have a high standard for course conditions, and we’re very consistent.”
Wyncote has also consistently been ranked as one of the best public golf courses in the state, giving it an extra bit of outside credibility.
“We want to make sure that if people are driving an hour to play here,” McGreevy said, “that they know what they’re going to get.”
Wyncote is determined to make golf more inviting to newcomers and the younger generation. When speaking on this topic, McGeevy said, “We also sort of want to take the sort of uptight stigma out of golf and make golf fun again. So, we’re trying to be as welcoming to the new golfer that’s coming in and the younger generation. We want to have a spot for them.”
In addition to the notion that golf is a hobby exclusive to the upper class, golf also has a reputation for being harmful to the environment. Wyncote strives to be helpful to the environment by also being a place where local wildlife can grow and live. In between some of the holes are “overgrown” areas where the grounds crew intentionally leaves the plant life “unkempt” so as to not fully remove the natural wildlife. While some may argue that it ruins the pristine look
that makes golf courses beautiful, Wyncote would counter by stating that there is no need to fully uproot the entirety of the land just for a “cleaner” look.
Photos by Geoff Soland
The Wyncote Golf Club in Oxford.
Square Roots paves the way for a more livable Kennett Square
By Chris Barber Contributing Writer
Partners of Square Roots Collective in Kennett Square have their sights set on enhancing the spirit and culture of the borough. To that end, they set goals and engage in specific projects that move the region in a positive and welcoming direction for all residents.
“We have a dream that everyone sees Kennett Square as a place for themselves,” said Luke Zubrod, the Chief of Staff for Square Roots Collective.
Square Roots Collective is described in its literature as “…a collection of social enterprises that join in advancing our community toward an ecosystem in which everyone can thrive. This includes for-profit businesses, non-profit ventures, formal and informal partnerships and associations with like-minded organizations.”
The organization was founded by Mike Bontrager, the founder and president of Chatham Financial, a financial company that grew successfully from its 1991 start and was widely known additionally for its trust and integrity.
Square Roots Community Initiative with a view toward sustainably funding community improvements.
Square Roots is a non-profit entity but it owns ventures like The Creamery which enables it to invest in other community-friendly initiatives. Recently, Square Roots listed five areas of interest into which it places its support and interest. They are The Creamery, Trails, Birch Street, the Underground Railroad and Housing.
The Creamery got its name because there was a creamery that once operated on East Birch Street in the mid1800s. Dick Taylor, the late historian and editor of the Kennett News and Advertiser, wrote in his 1982 book “Kennett Square Yesterday and Today” about the creamery: “Dairy farming eventually developed as an important agricultural pursuit, and a creamery was opened on East Birch Street. Two of the borough’s shortest streets ‘Milk’ and ‘Cream’ were at this location. Many area farmers hauled their milk to this creamery for processing and shipment via railroad to Philadelphia.” Today visitors no longer gather there to bring in or drink milk. However, the train still runs nearby and carries freight throughout southern Chester County.
Throughout his business years and into retirement, Bontrager has been praised as a person who truly cares for his community.
In 2021, after his retirement from business, he launched
The Creamery of today is a very popular venue and attracts crowds on the weekends. In addition to its function as a bar, it is a destination for current events and a showplace for local art.
All photos by Chris Barber
Square Roots Chief of Staff Luke Zubrod is enthusiastic about the possibilities for Square Roots.
And they continue to expand.
Zubrod said a small and broken-down building in the rear of the Creamery is now being renovated to provide another public meeting place to the community.
Zubrod said Bontager is fond of trails and they provide many benefits to the population.
“People love trails. Mike is eager to bring people access to nature,” Zubrod said.
There are already about 14 miles of trails in the Kennett area, with that number growing.
Recently, the trails group presented the Kennett School Board with a plan to buy a section of land adjacent to the school’s Legacy Athletic Fields. This is a section of land that is not regularly used and has grown up with weeds. The proposal included laying more trails and building an outdoor education center at the site.
This request was presented by Trails Development Director Anita Robinson, spokeswoman for the group, and it was accepted by the school board.
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Square Roots is enthusiastic about trails because it brings people close to nature.
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Birch Street is the home of the Square Roots office, and it sits beside the organization’s beloved Creamery.
Birch Street is a road that travels east and westward in southern Kennett Square and becomes Rosedale Avenue in Kennett Township. This street has long been a subject of discussion among members of the local artistic community—the idea is that it would be a fine place to become a center of arts and fine restaurants – almost like Greenwich Village was in 1960s New York City.
This continuing conversation endures in spite of the street’s condition of being in a flood plain and rife with potholes and ruts. Recently, though, it has been undergoing a massive renovation.
Zubrod said the renovation process will upgrade the quality of the street. He added that the work was funded at first by a Chester County municipal grant, and the Square Roots funding process help turn it into a state grant of more than $4 million. He is proud of the direction that Birch Street is going.
In addition to being the home of the Creamery, it is also the site of an annual winter skating rink and a renovated boutique hotel called Artelo. Square Roots successfully invited artists to paint their creative designs on the interiors of the units.
In the spirit of inclusiveness, Square Roots has undertaken projects to showcase Kennett Square as a vital – in fact virtually the center – of the Underground Railroad. It is widely and historically reported that many of the very early Quaker residents in the area were active in taking in escaped slaves and keeping them safe from capture in the Civil War era.
Zubrod said Square Roots Collective has assembled representatives from Longwood Gardens, Lincoln University and Oxford to pursue the progress of this initiative and earn Kennett Square the acclaim it deserves.
The fifth incentive, housing, is a difficult one, Zubrod said.
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Square Roots’ projects aim to transform Birch Street into an arts and cultural center.
Work to improve the conditions on Birch Street help move it toward a goal of being an arts center.
Square Roots stood behind the project to have artists apply their designs to the walls of Artelo.
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As housing prices have recently risen sharply, especially in Kennett Square, it is more and more difficult for lowand middle-class families to even consider buying a home.
Zubrod said it is a situation which can be addressed by political action, although that is difficult to carry out.
“It might be possible in one town, but the problem is getting the whole state to accept legislation,” he said. He pointed to some proposals of changes to housing legislation that would permit additional buildings on individual properties or housing that permits more variation in occupants, families and non-families to exist there together.
ties accept changes, the great challenge is to have them accepted at the state level.
He added it is tough because even if small communi-
Zubrod concluded that Square Roots has been running successfully because of Bontrager’s leadership and honest love of the community. While Square Roots itself is a non-profit, its missions thrive in part to the successful financial base the founder developed in his company, Chatham Financial. As it has since its beginning and continues to the present, Square Roots works to bring together all the demographic extremes of the community. In short, Zubrod said, Square Roots wants to create a community where “…Everyone sees Kennett Square as a place for them to live.”
Square Roots has taken on the challenges of housing, although a spokesman says it will be difficult.
Stubborn Goat Brewing:
West Grove’s new, family-focused gathering place for everyone
A conversation with the three co-founders of Stubborn Goat Brewing about the new West Grove craft brewery won’t last very long until “family” or “community” is mentioned.
Joey Corrado, Jake Hughes, and Tim Savery share a fondness for craft beers and great food, and they are glad to offer generous amounts of both at Stubborn Goat Brewing. But they met and became friends through their families. Family and friendship is at the very center of what they want the business to be about, and they want to offer a sense of community to everyone who stops by for a pint or a plate.
The Savery, Hughes, and Corrado families really bonded during the pandemic when they created a home-based “school” for their children to help overcome the drawbacks of a completely remote learning experience. Friendships and family were motivating factors when it came to making plans for their business—there are 8 children between the three families, and they wanted a place where families would always feel welcome and comfortable spending time together.
something for everyone. The park nearby is a great place for families to extend their outing.
“We wanted the Stubborn Goat to be a gathering place,” said Savery, “and you’ll always see kids, families, and groups of friends here.”
“We wanted a family-focused environment where kids can come, where dogs can come,” added Hughes.
The families of the co-founders are all very involved in the operations of the business, and they also hired an experienced team to oversee the food, brewing, and service to ensure a good experience for all patrons. Sarah Ruggiano serves as the bar manager. The Head Chef is Earl Anding, while Kenny Monroe, formerly of Victory Brewing, is the Head Brewer.
There’s good craft beers and great food at the Stubborn Goat, but there’s also plenty of TVs to catch all the games, kids toys, games, books, frequent live entertaining and a budding special events calendar that promises to have
One of his most popular beer offerings is a light lager, the Goat Light, that delivers delicate malt notes, a subtle touch of Saaz hops, and a clean, crisp finish. The Counting Sheep IPA, a Hazy IPA, has earned great reviews. It is brewed with raw wheat and malted oats and heavily hopped with citra and mosaic. Be on the lookout for new and innovative recipes coming soon.
The response to the food and drink offerings is very important—the Stubborn Goat has relied extensively on early feedback from patrons to make adjustments to the menu.
The location in the center of the small, friendly community of West Grove is ideal for what the Stubborn Goat founders had in mind for a gathering spot. They all see a lot of potential for West Grove and the businesses in town.
“We think this is a truly remarkable town,” Savery said, explaining that they are looking forward to collaborating with other businesses in town. They are already planning their first big community event—the first Goatoberfest will take place on Saturday, October 11, with lots of food, fun, family activities, and music. They want this event to help highlight all the businesses in town.
Stubborn Goat Brewing is located at 122 Rosehill Avenue in West Grove. Visit the Stubborn Goat’s social media pages or the website at www.stubborngoatbrewing.com for more information, including the current beers on tap and the regular hours.
There’s good craft beers and great food at the Stubborn Goat, but there’s also plenty of TVs to catch all the games, kids toys, games, books, frequent live entertaining and a budding special events calendar that promises to have something for everyone.
The co-founders wanted a place where families would always feel welcome and comfortable spending time together.
share a fondness for craft beers and great food, and they are glad to offer generous amounts of both at Stubborn Goat Brewing.
Courtesy Photos
Joey Corrado, Jake Hughes, and Tim Savery
The state of the township: New Garden seeks balance between growth and preservation
By Richard L. Gaw Associate Editor Chester County Press
In all matters having to do with astute planning, there is not a town, village, city, borough or municipality anywhere in the world that does not seek to create a harmoni ous kingdom of sustainable development that combines economic growth, the retention of character, housing opportunities and sound infrastructure.
Getting to that point, however, does not arrive by the wave of a magic wand but through plans and concepts that find their way from pen to paper, only to be erased and started again. From the time its Comprehensive Plan was enacted in 2018 – which sets forth a ten-year vision of growth – New Garden Township has sought to streamline its zoning regulations, explored new opportunities for green space conservation and elicited the ideas and vision of not only experts but its residents.
The task has not been a simple one – in recent years, these plans have been met with both overwhelming approval and thumbs-down skepticism – but they are being done out of necessity to respond to the changing needs of a municipality whose definition of being a rural outpost of farms and pastures is no longer economically sustainable.
“A comprehensive plan serves as a strategy guide and a checklist that flexes and shifts according to the changing needs of each new decade,” said New Garden Township Manager Christopher Himes, who joined the township in 2023.
“It provides a diagnosis of an area and asks, ‘What are we doing well and what are we not doing well?’ Our plan asks, ‘What are we currently facing as a township and what do we plan to do about it?’
“New Garden has done a great job of addressing these issues we face as a township in the 2018 Comprehensive Plan. It spells out our hierarchy of needs – where you generally begin with the big-ticket items and then work on the lower-hanging fruit based on those needs.”
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New Garden Township Park borders the Landenberg Hunt development.
‘Character zones’
In the spring of 2024, the township began working with Michael Baker International – a global leader in engineering, consulting and technology services. Over the course of several public outreach workshops and hearings, the project’s mission has been to amend its current zoning ordinance laws, which have been in place since 1997. It is a welcome change for the township, which has been burdened over the past several years by excessive amounts of non-conforming land uses, “by right” use of agricultural facilities and a reliance on conditional use hearings to make final land use determinations – all of which has led to zoning misalignment of existing infrastructure, an undefined agricultural district and a shortage of mixed-use, planned-
use, and other blended-use zoning districts that do not permit developers to implement innovative approaches to modern revitalization.
To better respond to the changing needs of the community, Michael Baker redefined the township map according to ten distinctive “character zones.”
“Zoning has changed a lot since the township’s zoning laws were last enacted,” said Michael Baker’s Samantha McLean, who serves as the project manager for New Garden’s zoning regulation project. “There are a lot of tried-and-true practices from other municipalities regarding some of these challenges that the township has identified. Applying some of these lessons learned has been part of the township’s goal.”
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Over the last several years, New Garden Township has sought to balance the need for economic growth with a desire to preserve the rural character of the municipality.
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Two projects, 242 additional acres of open space
As stated in the township’s comprehensive plan, its goal has been to “recognize and protect the important and inherent benefits of natural resources and open space: maintain the rural character of the township; provide valuable ecosystem functions such as storm water and nutrient management, crop pollination, and local climate regulation; and ensuring the economic viability of agriculture.”
In 2018, the township acquired the 137-acre St. Anthony’s in the Hills property on Limestone Road, once owned by The Church of Saint Padua in Wilmington and used for decades as a summer camp for inner-city children. Over the next several years, the township created a new branding effort that renamed the property New Garden Hills and completed Phase I of its long-term vision that saw the opening of the 1.5-mile Kaolin Trail in 2023.
In January of 2023, it purchased the former Loch Nairn Golf Club, and through a multi-year phasing, is converting the 105-acre property to a passive recreation preserve, complete with walking trails. Through a collaborative effort between the township, PennDOT and other environmental agencies, the Smedley Preserve Sediment Reduction MS4 project – begun this year - is reducing sediment pollution within the White Clay watershed, improving water quality and meeting regulatory compliance requirements. The project will also restore natural habitats for local wildlife and promote the growth of native species of plants.
White Clay Point
If there is one project in New Garden Township that has repeatedly come under the microscope of design, discussion and dissent, it is the continuing idea to develop what is known as White Clay Point along Route 41. At the New Garden Board of Supervisors’ July 21 meeting, the property’s latest visionary – Stonewall Capital, LLC of Maryland – presented plans to develop a 220-acre “transformative mixed-use development project” that is bordered to the north by Sheehan and Sharp roads, by Sunny Dell Road to the west; by Reynolds Road to the south; and the area immediately to the west of Route 7. The plans for the proposed development will consist of 220 single family detached homes; 90 20-foot-wide
townhomes; 200 24-foot-wide townhomes; and 112 stacked townhomes – all at a per unit price tag estimated to be between $300,000 and $900,000.
The proposal also calls for the creation of a walkable street grid that connects homes, civic spaces and park land; and 75,000 square feet of commercial space that is projected to have one grocery store proposed to be between 20,000 and 30,000 square feet; four retail units; and a Wawa convenience store. In addition, Stonewall Capital, LLC is proposing to invest several million dollars in ancillary projects near the proposed site.
Himes said that should the White Clay Point proposal become a reality, it will serve as a catalyst for township enhancements; meet the objectives of the comprehensive plan that calls for economic growth along the Route 41 corridor; and provide additional housing, recreational and entertainment opportunities.
“The history of the township over the past 30 years has always expected something to be done at the White Clay property because it has always
been under some degree of tension for being developed based on its mixed-use zoning,” Himes said. “I believe the proposed infrastructure improvements at the site, such as expanding the
Photo by Richard L. Gaw
New Garden Township Manager Christopher Himes.
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sewer system, keep the township viable, which is a huge lift, and addresses many issues that we have regarding future housing opportunities.
White Clay Point is a representation of that blend between keeping our main corridors vibrant while also being able to preserve other areas of the township.”
Ultimately, the magic elixir for New Garden Township will be in finding that sweet spot that offers an equal place at the table for public input and holistic and value-based decision making.
“The pendulum always swings back and forth between growth and preservation, and the goal is to study the trends of the past to inform the future,” Himes said.
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hold public meetings in its discussion to rezone the municipality into ten unique districts.
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Ruppert Landscape’s success
is shaped through hard work, integrity, and a people-first mindset
By Marcella Peyre-Ferry Contributing Writer
Ruppert Landscape is a commercial landscaping business that provides all phases of landscape design, installation and maintenance for corporate sites, Homeowners Associations, and other businesses.
Services include landscaping design, enhancement installation and maintenance, hardscape installation, irrigation and water management systems installation and management, site structures and snow and ice management.
They also keep up with the changing seasons. It starts with flowers in the spring and summer, shifts to mums and pumpkins in the fall, and in the winter they provide the snow and ice management that keeps all the sites safe for clients. In between plantings, they are also available when storm damage requires unexpected cleanup.
Ruppert Landscape does much more than just maintenance work on flowers on banks and trees in parking lots—they can also take care of lobby and patio spaces.
“We try to get an idea of what our clients are looking for, and then put a design together for them to try to make their vision come together,” said Jessica Saienni, the branch administrator. They will make suggestions as to which plants will work best in which areas depending on the amount of light and other conditions.
“Clients want to make their property look pretty,” said Saienni. “Depending on the type of person they may want a more natural land-ship or a neat and trim property. Everybody has a different way they want their landscape to look.”
Ruppert Landscape’s core values include respecting each other, valuing all customers, taking ownership of the work, and caring for the community. The company routinely puts 5% of profits back into the community through donations to non-profit organizations.
“Ruppert Landscape’s culture is built on a set of core values which act as our guiding principles,” said Saienni. “Our number one value will always be our people, who are the key to our success and the reason we do what we do. Our goal as a company is not just to build beautiful landscapes, but to develop and grow our people. Everything that we do is to provide opportunity for our people to succeed both personally and professionally.”
The roots of the business go back fifty years. In the early 1970s, a young Craig Ruppert simply wanted to earn enough money to buy a car. He did it with a push mower and a strong work ethic. The part-time endeavor gradually grew into something bigger. As the demand for his services increased, Craig hired his brother Chris Ruppert and their friend Chris Davitt to help keep up.
“Ruppert Landscape’s culture is built on a set of core values which act as our guiding principles.”
~ Jessica Saienni
With each job, he learned more about landscaping, about business, and about the value of hard work.
Over the next five decades, Ruppert Landscape evolved from mowing neighborhood lawns to building and maintaining some of the most complex landscapes in the country.
Today, Ruppert Landscape is a thriving company that serves clients throughout the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Southeastern U.S. The core values that fueled its early success—hard work, integrity, and a people-first mindset—
remain at the heart of the business. While the scale of the work has grown, the mission is the same: build something great, take care of your people, and always strive to do better than the day before.
The local branch serves this region north to Wilmington, Delaware and West Chester and south to Perryville, Maryland with 45 employees to meet your landscape needs.
For more information, visit the website at www.ruppertlandscape.com.
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JENNIFER
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Membership Index
1723 Vineyards .................................. 765-430-7880
Wine - Winery
21st Century Cyber Charter School 484-875-5400
Educational Services - School: Charter
37 Chocolates LLC 610-306-2350
Food
4US Events, LLC 412-758-1976
Events
A Child’s Light
Baldwin Services LLC ...................... (610) 483-3184
Home Services
Bancroft Homes Inc. (302) 655-5461
Construction-Residential
BDO USA, LLP 302-656-5500
Accountant - CPA
Be Here Brewing Company 484-467-1888
Brewery
Bright Orange Thread ........................ 302-250-2339
Marketing - Consultant
BSS Contractors, LLC 610-345-1316
Contractor
Building Blocks Child Care Center 610-444-0820
Day Care/Preschool
Burton’s Barber Shop, Established 1892 610-444-9964
610-405-2968
Non-profit - Mental Health Treatment
Action Unlimited Resources, Inc. 484-643-0918
Janitorial Supply, System Optimization, & Training
Ad Pro, Inc. - Chester County Press ........................... 610-869-5553
Media - Newspapers/Publications
Advisors Mortgage Services .............. 610-637-7325
AMortgage - Residential Mortgage
Affinity Energy Management .............. 302-218-8920
Energy - Energy Consulting
Al George - RE/MAX Town & Country .........................
........................................................... 610-202-2942
Real Estate - Residential Real Estate
Allen Insurance Group ....................... 302-654-8823
Insurance - Group and Individual Medical, Dental, Life and Disability
ALLSTATE - The Kennett Square Agency .................... ........................................................... 610-444-0300
Insurance
American Legion Post 491 ................ 410-903-3454
Non-profit - Veteran Services
American Mushroom Institute............ 610-268-7483
Mushrooms - Mushroom Farms/Companies
American Red Cross 610-750-8206
Non-profit
Angela Beers, REALTOR Keller Williams Real Estate 707-227-6637
Real Estate - Residential Real Estate
ANRO Inc. 610-687-1200
Printing - Full Service
Anthony Zunino, Inc. 610-268-0201
Heating and Air Conditioning - HVAC
Anvil Land Transfer Company 610-444-6800
Real Estate - Title Company
Assisting Hands of Chester County South 610-871-7444
Home Health Care
Atlantic Pension Services, Inc. 610-925-5554
Administrator - Retirement Plan
Avery Impact: Business for Good ...... 610-772-4912
Consultant
Avon Grove Charter School................ 484-667-5000
Educational Services - School: Charter
Avon Grove Library ............................ 610-869-0866
Library - Public - Chester County
Avon Grove School District ................ 610-869-2446
Educational Services - School District
Avondale Borough .............................. 610-268-8501
Municipality
Becker Locksmith Services, Inc. 610-444-1323
Locksmith
Beiler-Campbell Realtors 610-932-1000
Real Estate - Residential/ Commercial Real Estate
Sales
Bellew Strategies 610-675-5193
Executive Coach
Bellomo Business Advisors ................ 610-345-3000
Accountant - CPA
Berger Communities - Kennett Square Apartments .... ........................................................... 610-688-6440
Real Estate - Property Management
Better Business Bureau/Metro Philadelphia/Eastern PA ...................................................... 215-985-9313
Non-profit
BHHC Consulting ................................ 301-538-0734
Consultant - Organizational Management
Black Belt Auctions ............................ 484-746-3200
Auction & Appraisal Services
Blackshire Wealth Management ........ 302-203-9634
Financial Planning
Blessing Financial Inc. ....................... 610-436-5257
Financial Services - Financial Planning
Blue Dog Printing & Design 610-430-7992
Printing - Full Service
Blueprint Photography LLC 302-668-6058
Photographer
Borough of Kennett Square 610-444-6020
Municipality
Borough of Oxford 610-932-2500
Municipality
Borough of West Grove 610-869-2792
Municipality
Braeloch Brewing............................... 610-612-9242
Brewery
Brand It Signs and Awnings ............... 610-444-2020
Manufacturer - Signs and Awnings
Brandon Miller- Diamond State Financial Group ........
........................................................... 302-366-0366
Financial Planning
Brandywine Longwood ....................... 484-734-6200
Retirement Community - Personal Care and Memory Care
Brandywine Red Clay Alliance ........... 610-793-1090 Non-profit
Brandywine River Valley Hospice ...... 610-998-1700
Health Care: Consumer-Directed Healthcare -Services
Brandywine Septic Ser vices, Inc. ...... 610-869-0443
Sewage - Septic Systems
Personal Services - Barber
ButlerBank Consulting 610-268-1276
Business Service - Consulting
C.P. Yeatman & Sons, Inc. | Mother Earth, LLC 610-869-3595
MushroomsMushroom Farms/Companies
Cabot-Kjellerup
CBaccellieri Family Dentistry LLP 610-444-0208
Dentist
BBrian Hartle State Farm Agency 610-444-5454 Insurance
Chester County Technical College High School
Pennock’s Bridge Campus ................. 610-345-1800
Educational Services - School: High school
Chester County Tourism ..................... 484-770-8550
Recreation/Entertainment - Tourism
Chester County Women’s Journal ...... 302-644-1150
Media - Magazines
Chester Water Authority..................... 610-876-8185
Water - Water Supply
ChristianaCare ................................... 610-806-5450
Health and Medical - Consumer-directed health care
Christine Gordon Merrill Lynch Wealth Management . 610-594-1177
Financial Services - Wealth Management
Ciafre Electrical Services Inc.
Electrician
610-633-2700
Ciprani Consulting 484-402-6676
Business Service - Consulting - Leadership
Development
Citadel Credit Union
Financial Institution - Credit Union
Clemens, Inc.
Building Contractor
610-380-7011
610-444-4404
Club Pilates Kennett Square 610-624-3350
Fitness
Coatesville VA Medical Center 610-384-7711
Medical/Heathcare Service - Hospital
Colleen Boroughs Beiler Campbell REALTORS 610-869-8711
Real Estate - Residential Real Estate
Colonial Life, Stephen Henss Agency ......................... 484-356-7466
Insurance - Group and Individual Medical, Dental, Life and Disability
Color Me Mine ................................. (610) 558-2300
Art
COMCAST .......................................... 610-350-0155
Communications - Cable Television
Commonwealth M&A, LLC ................. 610-368-2316
Business Sales / Acquisitions
compuSIGN & Graphics ..................... 610-268-2290
Business Service - Signs & Graphics
Connections Catering Company ......... 302-339-9106
Catering Service - Food Service
Constellation Energy Corporation ...... 267-533-5621
Energy
Cope Construction & Renovation 484-748-7708
Roofing
Core Family Practice 610-612-9283
Medical/Heathcare Service - Physician
Corrado Construction Company, LLC 302-652-3339
Construction-Commercial
Corrective Chiropractic 302-234-1115
Medical/Heathcare Service - Chiropractor
Cosaint Insurance Advisors Inc 484-919-2959
Group and Individual Medical, Dental, Life and Disability
County of Chester - Clerk of Courts 610-742-1484
Government
County of Chester - Commissioners ........................... 610-344-6151
Government - Government Officials
County of Chester - Department of Human Services .. 610-344-6900
Government
County of Chester - Department of Workforce
Development ...................................... 610-344-6150
Government
County of Chester - Open Space Preservation............
........................................................... 610-344-5656
Government
County of Chester Recorder of Deeds.........................
........................................................... 610-344-6330
Government
Crystal Clean Canz, LLC .................... 724-366-2998
Cleaning - Power Washing
Cynthia Quinn, CPA ............................ 610-380-1040
Accountant - CPA
Cypress Veterinary Clinic................... 484-734-0686
Veterinarian
Fairfield Inn & Suites Kennett Square Brandywine
Valley ................................................. 610-444-8995
Accomodation/Lodging - Hotel/Motel
Family Promise of Southern Chester County .............. ........................................................... 610-444-0400
Non-profit
Fearless Martial Arts LLC .................. 484-757-7300
Athletics
Fenstermacher & Company, PC ......... 610-444-1215
Accountant - CPA
Financial House, Inc. ......................... 302-654-5451
Financial Services -
D’Amico Law, PC ............................... 610-444-4555
Legal - Law Firm
Daniel D. Martin & Associates LLC 610-324-1002
Legal - Law Firm
Dansko, Inc. 610-869-8335
Retail Store - Footwear and Apparel
DataConnectX LLC 610-314-3880
Computer Systems - Managed IT Services
DDelaware County Community College 484-237-6406
Educational Services - School: College/University
Delaware Nature Society 302-413-5050
Non-profit
Delaware Valley Financial Mortgage LLC 610-932-5444
Mortgage - Residential Mortgage
DG Design 610-869-8561
Internet Service - Web Design
DMB Contracting ................................ 484-667-8161
Contractor
DoodyCalls ......................................... 484-730-1009
Animal Service
Door & Gate Co. LLC.......................... 302-421-0088
Home Improvement - Doors, Gates, Security
Services
Dorset Connects................................. 484-845-1600
Computer Service
Dr. Edwin Cottrell Entrepreneurial Leadership Center
........................................................... 610-436-2024
Educational Services - Training
DuVall Bus Service ............................ 610-869-2881
Transportation
E.H.C. Associates 717-656-3008
Environmental
ED RAHME Architect 610-453-7874
Architect
Edward Jenny & Associates PC 610-444-6089
Psychologist - Psy.D Licensed Effectv 267-564-6844
Advertising
Eichman Law, PLLC 484-734-0378
Legal - Law Firm
Electric Advisors Consulting, LLC 610-793-2809
Electric Advisor and Consulting
Emerald Green Lawns ........................ 302-836-6909
Landscaping - Lawn Care
Ethel Ann Murphy - Beiler Campbell ...........................
........................................................... 610-368-9929
Real Estate - Residential Real Estate F. Frederick Breuninger & Son Insurance, Inc. ........... ........................................................... 610-384-1980
Insurance
Accountant - CPA
Fitchett Chiropractic 610-869-3222
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KarMar Realty Group, Inc. 610-459-8585
Real Estate - Commercial Real Estate
Kauffman Gas 610-593-5063
Energy - Fuels
KC Essentials 302-463-5203
LCH Health and Community Services
610-444-7550
Health and Medical
LCH Health and Community Services Oxford 610-444-7550
Habitat For Humanity of Chester County.....................
610-384-7993
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Non-profit
Hajoca Corporatin DBA:Weinstein Supply Kennett Square ............................................. (610) 444-2730
Wholesale Distributor
Hangry Bear Creamery 610-744-2722
Ice Cream / Creamery
HHartefeld National Golf Club 610-268-8800
Golf Club - Private - Banquet Hall
Harvest Ridge Winery 484-915-2190
Wine - Wine Tasting
Hazley Builders 610-696-2664
Building Contractor
Healthmarkets Insurance 484-264-9259
Insurance - Health and Medical
Hearne Hardwoods, Inc.
610-932-7400
Carpentry and Woodworking - Millwork
Heartland Payment Systems............ (302) 224-8127
Merchant Services - Point of service - Payments - Payroll
Herbein CPAs + Advisors .................. 302-798-3300
Accountant - CPA - Consultant
Hero’s Quest Consulting .................... 443-908-6264
Consultant - Branding and Storytelling
Hilton Garden Inn Kennett Square ..... 610-444-9100
Accomodation/Lodging - Hotel/Motel Hood’s BBQ and Deli Inc. ................... 610-347-1670
Restaurant and Food Service - Catering
Housing Partnership of Chester County ......................
........................................................... 610-518-3221
Non-profit - Housing
Houston Baker, Primary Residential Mortgage ...........
........................................................... 610-306-7929
Mortgage - Residential Mortgage
ILM Marketing
Personal Services - Personal Care Products
Kendal-Crosslands Communities 610-388-5660
Retirement Community
Kennett Area Community Service ...... 610-925-3556
Non-profit - Community Service
Kennett Area Park Authority - Anson B. Nixon Park .... ........................................................... 610-444-1416
Park - Gardens
Kennett Area Senior Center ............... 610-444-4819
Non-profit - Senior Center
Kennett Area YMCA ........................... 610-444-9622
Non-profit - Community Service
Kennett Chicken ................................. 610-880-6074
Restaurant and Food Service
Kennett Collaborative......................... 610-444-8188
Non-profit
Kennett Consolidated School District
........................................................... 610-444-6623
Educational Services - School District
Kennett Fire Company No.1 610-444-4810
Fire
Kennett Flash 484-732-8295
Performing Arts Venue
Kennett Library 610-444-2702
Non-profit
Kennett Square ACE Hardware 610-484-5115
Retail Store - Hardware
Kennett Square Golf and Country Club 610-444-5239
Golf Club - Private
Kennett Square Police Department 610-444-0501
Police Protection
Kennett Township ............................... 610-388-1300
Municipality
Keystone Transportation Funding Coalition
Medical/Heathcare Service
LCH Pia Center for Behavioral Health 610-444-7550
Medical/Heathcare Service
LCH Specialty Care Center West Grove 610-444-7550
Medical/Heathcare Service - Women’s Health, Dental, Pediatric Care
Leading Forward 484-354-2905
Executive Coach - Leadership Development
Left Moon Painting, LLC 484-757-5295
Painter - Painting Residential
Lenape Pizza 610-793-2202
Restaurant and Food Service - Pizzeria
Lester Water, Inc................................ 610-444-4660
267-987-3024
Digital Marketing Services - Social media, web design, advertising, print design
Ira D. Binder, Esq., Attorney at Law 484-643-3325
Legal - Legal Services
Jackson ImmunoResearch Laboratories, Inc. 610-869-4089
Manufacturer - Medical Research Products
IJana Bannan Photography 302-743-6291
Photographer
Jennersville YMCA 610-869-9622
Non-profit - Community Service
Jennifer Reeves Photography 610-804-9087
Photographer
Joe Oliver - Edward Jones Investments 610-998-9046
Financial Services - Financial Planning
John K. Sturgis Builders, Inc. 610-268-8686
Building Contractor
Juan Ortiz, State Farm Agent ............. 610-869-2387
Insurance - Home and Auto
Kaboburritos ...................................... 610-880-6074
Restaurant and Food Service - Catering
Karl Environmental Group .................. 610-856-7700
Environmental - Consulting, remediation, testing, training
Non-profit
Kona Ice of Southern Chester County ......................... ........................................................... 484-748-0085
Ice - Shaved ice
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. .......... ........................................................... 215-293-1410
Business Service - Computer Systems
KSQ Digital, LLC ................................ 610-998-5150
Marketing - Social media, website, e-mail
Kuzo Funeral Home, Inc. ................... 610-444-4116
Funeral Service
KVIS & Coe Insurance Services 610-932-9350
Insurance
L&W Insurance 302-674-3500
Insurance
Lael Stables 610-268-3303
Equine - Stable
Lamb McErlane PC 610-430-8000
Legal - Law Firm
Landenberg Pet Resort & Spa 610-274-0809
Animal Service - Retail Store
Larmore Scarlett LLP 610-444-3737
Legal - Law Firm
Laurel Valley Farms, Inc. ................... 610-268-2074
Wholesale Distributor - Mushrooms
McGarrigle Consulting and Bookkeeping Services
484-437-4557
Bookkeeping Services - Consulting Services
McGrory, Inc.
610-444-1512
Interior Design - Residential - Kitchen and Bath
Mendenhall Inn, Hotel and Conference Center 610-388-2100
Banquet Facilities
Meridian Bank
Financial Institution - Bank
484-568-5033
Mighty Dog Roofing of Greater Chadds Ford 402-213-1977
Roofing
Mighty Writers 267-239-0899
Non-profit
Mobac, Inc. ........................................ 610-444-3490
Building Contractor
Modern Massage Works .................... 610-444-5884
Personal Services - Massage Therapy
My Benefit Advisor, LLC ..................... 610-537-1377
Insurance - Group and Individual Medical, Dental, Life and Disability
Nawn and Company, CPA’s, Ltd. ........ 610-695-2240
Accountant - CPA
Needham’s Mushroom Farms, Inc. .... 610-869-9735
Mushrooms - Mushroom Farms/Companies
Neuchatel Chocolates ....................... 610-932-2706
Retail Store - Food
New Garden Storage (484) 897-6647
Rental Center
New Garden Flying Field 610-268-2619
Transportation
New Garden Township 610-268-2915
Municipality
New London Counseling Center 484-746-3112
Counseling - Individual and Family
New London Electric, Inc. 610-869-7325
Electrician
Next Home, LP ................................... 610-220-7024
Real Estate - Investments
Nicholas Anthony Salon & Day Spa, P.A. ....................
........................................................... 610-444-7222
Personal Services - Beauty
NIKIGO ............................................... 206-471-0326
Food Products
Nurturing Angels Home Care of Kennett Square PA ...
........................................................... 610-910-3025
Home Health Care
Office Elf Bookkeeping ....................... 610-509-1099
Bookkeeping Services
Orion Advisors (FocusCFO) ................ 610-587-4351
CFO Services
Orphan Grain Train - MidAtlantic Branch ....................
........................................................... 610-644-4508
Non-profit
Oxford Area Neighborhood Services Center ...............
........................................................... 610-932-8557
Non-profit
Oxford Area Senior Center 610-932-5244
Non-profit
Oxford Arts Alliance 610-467-0301
Non-profit
Oxford Mainstreet, Inc. 610-998-9494
Non-profit
Oxford Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 610-932-9503
Plumbing - Plumbing Contractor
P. Randall Eckman, DDS 610-388-0223
Medical/Heathcare Service - Dentist
PA Careerlink of Chester County 610-280-1010
Employment Center
PA Chamber of Business and Industry 717-720-5471
Business Service
Paisley Solutions 610-444-2597
Accounting - Bookkeeping Services
Pam Hesler and Associates Photography 484-356-4016
Photographer
Paradigm Consulting Engineers ......... 610-624-1240
Engineering - Mechanical
PECO ................................................. 610-725-7189
Energy - Utilities
Pedante and Company, Inc. ............... 610-719-3830
Accountant - CPA
Pegasus Technologies LLC ................ 610-444-8256
Computer Systems - Full Service Internet, IT, Systems, Network, Web and Voice
Penn Township ................................... 610-869-9620
Municipality
Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association .................
........................................................... 610-444-1050
Equine
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association .................. ........................................................... 717-232-0737
Non-profit
Pennsylvania Office of the Governor 717-787-2500
Government - Government Officials
Pennsylvania Office of the Governor - Commission For Women 717-787-5825
Government - Government Officials
Pennsylvania Office of the Governor - Commission on Latino Affairs 717-787-5825
Government - Government Officials
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission 717-787-4301
Utility Commission
Pennsylvania State Police 610-268-2022
Law Enforcement
Pennsylvania State Representative Christina D. Sappey 484-200-8264
Government - Government Officials
Pennsylvania State Representative John Lawrence 610-869-1602
Government - Government Officials
Perna & Abracht, LLC 610-444-0933
Legal - Law Firm
Pet Butler of Chadds Ford 610-937-8823
Animal Service
Peter Lumber Company ..................... 610-444-2727
Retail Store - Home Improvement
Philadelphia Electrical Equipment Company .............. ........................................................... 484-840-0860
Manufacturing
Switchgear and Automated Power Control Systems
Phillips Mushroom Farms 610-925-0520
Mushrooms - Mushroom Farms/Companies
Pike Creek Mortgage Services, Inc. 302-281-3008
Mortgage
Pillar Real Estate Advisors, LLC 484-887-8202
Pocopson Plumbing ........................... 610-425-8006
Plumbing - Plumbing Contractor
Principal Securities, Inc. 267-973-4413
Financial Services
PromoGrill LLC
877-232-6493
Business Service - Promotional Products & Items
R & D Heating & Cooling, Inc. 610-444-6421
Heating and Air Conditioning - HVAC
Radley Run Country Club 610-793-1660
Golf Club - Private
Rapid Mortgage Company NMLS# 126872 610-388-4440
Mortgage - Residential Mortgage
RE/MAX Excellence - Michael & Tammy Duering 610-347-1100
Real Estate - Residential Real Estate
Real Digital Results ........................... 484-702-2614
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Sinton Air Conditioning & Heating Inc. ....................... ........................................................... 610-444-6002
Heating and Air Conditioning - HVAC
Southeastern Chester County Refuse Authority (SECCRA) ........................................... 610-869-2452
Waste Management - Landfill
Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce ........................................................... 610-444-0774
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Chester County Medic 94 Emergency Medical Services ............................... 610-910-3180
Emergency - Services
Southern Chester County Regional Police Department 610-268-2907
Law Enforcement
Space and Home Organizing Solutions 814-273-6680
Personal Services - Professional Organizing Services
Square Roots Collective 484-730-1277
Non-profit - Community Partner
Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 610-840-2507
Engineering - Civil and Environmental
Starrett Design Build, Inc. 302-598-6607
Construction-Residential
Start Local Podcast 610-590-0130
Communications - Podcast
State Street Pizza & Grill 610-444-4642
Restaurant and Food Service - Catering
Stroud Water Research Center .......... 610-268-2153
Non-profit
Stubborn Goat Brewing ...................... 610-679-9017
Brewery Studio Di Rosci .................................. 484-502-4810
Personal Services - Salon
Taste Local Eats ................................. 302-373-6859
Gifts
Taylor Oil & Propane Inc. ................... 610-444-3810
Fuels - Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning (HVAC) Teen’s Place 610-467-0049
Restaurant and Food Service
Tera Technology Group 302-994-0500
Computer Service - Managed IT Services
The Mushroom Cap ............................ 610-444-8484
Retail Store - Gifts
The Mushroom Festival, Inc. 610-925-3373
Recreation/Entertainment - Festivals
The Occupational Health Center 610-738-2474
Health and Medical
The Oxford Area Foundation 610-932-4627
Non-profit
The Oxford Theatre 484-354-8780
Theatre
The Perfect Impression 610-444-9493
Business Service - Promotional Products & Items
The Right Touch Engravers 610-459-1209
Business Service - Awards, Engraving, Sand Carving
The Sanders Team REALTY ................ 570-412-4405
Real Estate - Residential Real Estate
The Scotts Company ........................... 610 268 3006
Wholesale Distributor
The Stove Shop Fireplace Experts ..... 610-935-9334
Home Services - Maintenance
The Tri-M Group, LLC......................... 610-444-1000
Electrical Construction, Building AutomationSystems, Data & Telecom Networks, Security & Energy Analytics
The World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia ........ ........................................................... 215-586-4248
Non-profit
Tick Tock Early Learning Center ........ 610-268-8134
Early Learning Center - Education
Timber Wolfe Lanes ........................... 610-932-8850
Recreation/Entertainment
Transformational Health Coach, Jennifer Seymore ........................................................... 484-614-8743
Personal Services - Life Coach
Transportation Management Association of Chester County ................................................ 610-993-0911
Transportation
Triple Fresh Market & Catering 610-384-5037
Catering Service - Food Service
True Access Capital 302-652-6774
Non-profit
Truebuilt Commercial Construction 610-716-5252
Construction-Commercial
Truist - Longwood 610-444-8350
Financial Institution - Bank
Truist - New Garden East 610-708-3038
Financial Institution - Bank
Umbreit Wileczek & Associates, PC ... 610-444-3222
Accountant - CPA
Unfair Advantage Marketing .............. 610-368-2377
Publishing - Magazine
Unionville Presbyterian Church 610-347-2327
Religious Organizations
Unionville-Chadds Ford School District 610-347-0970
Educational Services - School District
United States Senator for Pennsylvania - John Fetterman 215-241-1090
Government - Government Officials
United Way of Southern Chester
T VThe Acadian Wine Company 302-256-9788
Wine - Winery
The Crime Victims’ Center of Chester County, Inc. 610-692-1926
Non-profit
The Cyr Team - REAL Broker, LLC 484-259-7910
Real Estate - Residential Real Estate
The Gables at Chadds Ford 610-388-7700
Restaurant and Food Service - Banquet Facilities
The Garage Community & Youth Center 610-444-6464
Non-profit
The Law Offices of Steven E. Kellis ... 215-940-1200
Legal - Law Firm
The Market at Liberty Place .............. 610-925-3411
Restaurant and Food Service
The Mattock School of Music............. 484-734-0329
Music - Education
Truist - Oxford .................................... 484-881-4851
Financial Institution - Bank
Truist - West Chester ......................... 610-263-2706
Financial Institution - Bank
Truist - West Grove ............................ 610-806-5011
Financial Institution - Bank
TruPeak ............................................ (302) 229-5894
CFO Services
Tyler Wise State Farm Insurance Agency .................. ........................................................... 484-840-8825
Insurance - Auto, Homeowners, Condo, Renters, Personal Articles, Business, Life, Health, Pet
U. S. Army Recruiting Center............. 610-696-4014
Government
U.S. Chamber of Commerce .............. 202-659-6000
Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Small Business Administration 610-382-3062
Government
UBS Financial Services, Inc. 302-407-4723
Financial Services - Wealth Management
Vanessa Ross Cakes ..........................
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Accomodation/LodgingCampground Camp Saginaw 888-477-CAMP
www.campsaginaw.com
Accomodation/Lodging Hotel/Motel
Fairfield Inn & Suites Kennett Square Brandywine Valley
610-444-8995
www.brandywinemarriott.com
Hilton Garden Inn Kennett Square 610-444-9100
www.kennettsquare.hgi.com
Accountant - CPA - Consultant
Herbein CPAs + Advisors
302-798-3300
www.herbein.com
RKL LLP
484-874-2200
www.rklcpa.com
See ad pg. 65
Accountant - CPA
BDO USA, LLP
302-656-5500
www.bdo.com
Bellomo Business Advisors
610-345-3000
Cynthia Quinn, CPA
610-380-1040
www.mcq1040.com
See ad pg. 39
Fenstermacher & Company, PC 610-444-1215
www.fandco.com
Fischer Cunnane & Associates
CPA & Consultants
610-431-1003
www.fischercunnane.com
Nawn and Company, CPA’s, Ltd.
610-695-2240
www.nawnco.com
See ad pg. 36
Pedante and Company, Inc.
610-719-3830
www.pedantecpa.com
Umbreit Wileczek & Associates, PC
610-444-3222
www.uwacpa.com
Whisman Giordano & Associates, LLC
302-266-0202
www.whismangiordano.com
Accounting - Bookkeeping Services
Paisley Solutions
610-444-2597
www.paisleysolutions.com
Accounting Rubin Partners LLC
302-593-6498
www.rubinpartnersllc.com
Administrator - Retirement Plan
Atlantic Pension Services, Inc. 610-925-5554
www.atlanticpensionservices.com
Advertising Effectv 267-564-6844
www.Effectv.com
Agriculture/Farm - Orchard
Glen Willow Orchards 610-268-8743
www.glenwilloworchards.com
Animal Service - Retail Store
Landenberg Pet Resort & Spa 610-274-0809
www.Landenbergpetresort.com
Animal Service
DoodyCalls 484-730-1009
www.Doodycalls.com
Pet Butler of Chadds Ford 610-937-8823 www.petbutler.com
Apartments - Senior and Adult Residence
Luther House I, II, III, IV 610-869-4240
www.lutherhousepa.org
Arboriculture
M. LaBare Certified Arborist, LLC
610-388-2042
www.mlabare.com See ad pg. 18
Architect
ED RAHME Architect 610-453-7874 www.edrahme.com
Art
Color Me Mine (610) 558-2300
https://glenmills.colormemine.com
Art and Music Empowerment
Calabrese ARTS Co. 610-742-3382
www.CalabreseArts.org
Athletics
Fearless Martial Arts LLC 484-757-7300
www.fearlessmartialart4.wixsite.com
Auction & Appraisal Services
Black Belt Auctions 484-746-3200
www.blackbeltauctions.com
Bakery - Catering
Vanessa Ross Cakes 610-467-1800
www.vanessarosscakes.com
Banquet Facilities
Mendenhall Inn, Hotel and Conference Center 610-388-2100
www.mendenhallinn.com
Bookkeeping Services - Consulting Services
McGarrigle Consulting and Bookkeeping Services 484-437-4557
www.mcgarriglebookkeeping.net
Bookkeeping Services
Office Elf Bookkeeping 610-509-1099 www.OfficeElf.net
Brewery
Be Here Brewing Company 484-467-1888
www.beherebrewing.com
Braeloch Brewing 610-612-9242
www.braelochbrewing.beer
Stubborn Goat Brewing 610-679-9017
www.stubborngoatbrewing.com
See ad pg. 28
Building Contractor
Clemens, Inc. 610-444-4404
www.clemensincbuilders.com
Hazley Builders 610-696-2664
www.hazleybuilders.com
John K. Sturgis Builders, Inc. 610-268-8686
www.sturgisbuilders.com Mobac, Inc. 610-444-3490 www.mobacinc.com
Business Sales / Acquisitions
Commonwealth M&A, LLC 610-368-2316
www.commonwealthmna.com
Business Service - Awards, Engraving, Sand Carving
The Right Touch Engravers 610-459-1209
www.righttouchengravers.com
Business Service - Career Coach SamNova, Inc. 610-274-8214
www.samnovainc.com
Business Service - Computer Systems
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. 215-293-1410
www.kmbs.konicaminolta.us
Business Service - Consulting
ButlerBank Consulting 610-268-1276
www.butlerbank.net
Business Service - ConsultingLeadership Development
Ciprani
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Catering Service - Food Service
Connections Catering Company
302-339-9106
www.Connectionscateringcompany.com
Triple Fresh Market & Catering 610-384-5037
www.triplefresh.net
Catering Service
Gia Bella Catering 610-316-9609
www.giabellacatering.com
CFO Services
Orion Advisors (FocusCFO)
610-587-4351
www.focuscfo.com
TruPeak (302) 229-5894
https://trupeak.com
WhitwellCFO (610) 675-4474
www.whitwellcfo.com
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce
610-444-0774
www.scccc.com
U.S. Chamber of Commerce 202-659-6000
www.uschamber.com
Cleaning - Power Washing
Crystal Clean Canz, LLC 724-366-2998
www.crystalcleancanz.com
Clean-up/Disaster Recovery Services
SERVPRO of Kennett Square/Oxford 610-268-8620
www.servprokennettsquareoxford.com
Colleges/Universities
West Chester University of PACollege of Business and Public Management (610) 436-2930
www.wcupa.edu/business-PublicManagement/
Communications - Cable Television COMCAST 610-350-0155
www.comcast.com
Communications - Podcast
Start Local Podcast 610-590-0130
www.startlocal.co
Computer Service - Managed IT Services
Tera Technology Group 302-994-0500
www.teratechgroup.com
Computer Service
Dorset Connects 484-845-1600
www.dorsetconnects.com
Computer Systems - Full Service Internet, IT, Systems, Network, Web and Voice
Pegasus Technologies LLC
610-444-8256
www.pegasustechnologies.com
Computer Systems - Managed IT Services
DataConnectX LLC 610-314-3880
www.dataconnectx.com
Construction-Commercial
Corrado Construction Company, LLC 302-652-3339
www.corradoconstruction.com
Truebuilt Commercial Construction 610-716-5252
www.truebuiltco.com
Construction-Residential
Bancroft Homes Inc. (302) 655-5461
www.bancrofthomes.com
See ad pg. 43
Starrett Design Build, Inc. 302-598-6607
www.starrettdesignbuild.com
See ad pg. 37
Consultant - Branding and Storytelling
Hero’s Quest Consulting 443-908-6264
www.herosquestconsulting.com
Consultant - Organizational Management
BHHC Consulting 301-538-0734
www.buildandperform.com
Consultant
Avery Impact: Business for Good 610-772-4912 averyimpact.com
Contractor
BSS Contractors, LLC 610-345-1316
DMB Contracting 484-667-8161
www.dmbcontracting.com
Counseling - Individual and Family
New London Counseling Center 484-746-3112
www.newlondoncounselingcenter.com
Day Care/Preschool
Building Blocks Child Care Center 610-444-0820
www.buildingblockcenters.com
Dentist
Baccellieri Family Dentistry LLP 610-444-0208
www.bfdentistry.com
Digital Marketing Services - Social media, web design, advertising, print design ILM Marketing 267-987-3024
www.ilmmarketing.com
Early Learning Center - Education
Tick Tock Early Learning Center 610-268-8134
www.ticktockelc.org
Educational Services - School District
Avon Grove School District 610-869-2446
www.avongrove.org
Kennett Consolidated School District 610-444-6623 www.kcsd.org
Unionville-Chadds Ford School District 610-347-0970 www.ucfsd.org
Educational Services - School: Charter
21st Century Cyber Charter School 484-875-5400 www.21cccs.org
Avon Grove Charter School 484-667-5000 www.agcharter.org
Educational Services - School: College/University
Delaware County Community College 484-237-6406 www.dccc.edu
Educational ServicesSchool: High school
Chester County Technical College High School Pennock’s Bridge Campus 610-345-1800 www.cciu.org/tchspennocksbridge
Educational Services - School: Private
Upland Country Day School 610-444-8110 www.uplandcds.org
Educational Services - Training Dr. Edwin Cottrell Entrepreneurial Leadership Center 610-436-2024 www.wcupa.edu/business-publicmanagement/cottrellcenter/
Electric Advisor and Consulting Electric Advisors Consulting, LLC 610-793-2809
www.electricadvisorsconsulting.com
Electrical
V.P. Electrical Contracting Inc. 610-268-3725
www.vpelectricalcontracting.com
Electrical Construction, Building - Automation Systems, Data & Telecom Networks, Security & Energy Analytics
The Tri-M Group, LLC 610-444-1000 www.tri-mgroup.com
See ad pg. 19
Electrician
Ciafre Electrical Services Inc. 610-633-2700
New London Electric, Inc. 610-869-7325 www.newlondonelectric.com See ad pg. 51
Emergency Services
Southern Chester County Medic 94 Emergency Medical Services 610-910-3180 www.medic94.org
Employment Center PA Careerlink of Chester County 610-280-1010 www.pacareerlinkchesco.org
Energy - Energy Consulting
Affinity Energy Management 302-218-8920
www.AffinityEnergy.net
Energy - Fuels
Kauffman Gas
610-593-5063
www.kauffmangas.com
Energy - Utilities PECO
610-725-7189
www.peco.com
Energy
Constellation Energy Corporation
267-533-5621
www.constellation.com
See ad pg. 67
Engineering - Civil and Environmental Stantec Consulting Services Inc.
610-840-2507
www.stantec.com
See ad pg. 42
Engineering - Land Development Regester Associates, Inc. 610-444-5554
www.regesterassociates.com
Engineering - Mechanical Paradigm Consulting Engineers
610-624-1240
www.pcemep.com
Environmental - Consulting, remediation, testing, training
Karl Environmental Group
610-856-7700
www.karlenv.com
Environmental
E.H.C. Associates
717-656-3008 www.ehcassociates.com
Equine - Stable
Lael Stables
610-268-3303 www.americasbestracing.net
Equine
Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association
610-444-1050 www.pabred.com
Events
4US Events, LLC
412-758-1976
www.4usevents.com
Executive Coach - Leadership Development
Leading Forward
484-354-2905
www.leadingforwardcoach.com
Executive Coach
Bellew Strategies
610-675-5193
www.Bellewstrategies.com
Financial Institution - Bank
First Citizens Community Bank 610-605-5307
www.firstcitizensbank.com
Meridian Bank 484-568-5033
www.MeridianBanker.com
S&T Bank 610-343-1229
www.stbank.com
Truist - Longwood 610-444-8350 www.truist.com
Truist - New Garden East 610-708-3038 www.truist.com
Truist - Oxford 484-881-4851
www.truist.com
Truist - West Chester 610-263-2706
www.truist.com
Truist - West Grove 610-806-5011
www.truist.com WSFS Bank 610-925-5000
www.wsfsbank.com
Financial Institution - Credit Union
Citadel Credit Union 610-380-7011
www.citadelbanking.com
Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union 610-335-1915
www.fmfcu.org
Financial Planning
Blackshire Wealth Management 302-203-9634
www.blackshirewealth.com
See ad pg. 2
Brandon MillerDiamond State Financial Group 302-366-0366 www.dsfg.com
Financial Services - Financial Planning
Blessing Financial Inc.
610-436-5257
www.blessingfinancial.com
Financial House, Inc. 302-654-5451
www.financialhouse.com
Joe OliverEdward Jones Investments 610-998-9046
www.edwardjones.com/joe-oliver Willow House Advisors 610-444-3344
www.willowhouseadvisors.com
Financial Services - Wealth Management
Christine Gordon Merrill Lynch Wealth Management 610-594-1177
www.fa.ml.com/pennsylvania/exton/ christine-gordon
UBS Financial Services, Inc. 302-407-4723
https://advisors.ubs.com/montchaninwealthmanagement/
Financial Services
Chatham Financial 484-731-0213
www.chathamfinancial.com
Principal Securities, Inc. 267-973-4413
www.craigcharlton.net
Univest Financial 610-722-5527 www.univest.net
Fire - Fire Companies
Longwood Fire Company 610-388-6880
www.longwoodfireco.com
Fire
Kennett Fire Company No.1 610-444-4810
www.firestation24.com
Firearms Training & Education
Reliance Tactical 302-440-4986
www.RelianceTactical.com
Fitness
Club Pilates Kennett Square 610-624-3350
www.clubpilates.com/location/kennettsquare
Florist
Zena Florist 484-720-8122
www.zenaflorist.com
Food
37 Chocolates LLC 610-306-2350 www.37chocolates.com
Grocery Outlet of Kennett Square 646-202-3655
www.groceryoutlet.com/grand-opening/ kennett-square
Food Products
NIKIGO 206-471-0326
www.nikigo.com
Formation Services
ZenBusiness 844-493-6249
www.zenbusiness.com/pennsylvania-llc
Fuels - Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Taylor Oil & Propane Inc. 610-444-3810
Grieco Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc. 484-734-8100
www.griecofunerals.com Kuzo Funeral Home, Inc. 610-444-4116
www.kuzoandfoulkfh.com
Garden Center
Water Crest Farms Nursery 610-869-3883
www.watercrestfarmsnursery.com
Taste Local Eats
302-373-6859
www.tastelocaleats.com
Golf Club - Private - Banquet Hall
Hartefeld National Golf Club 610-268-8800 www.hartefeld.com
Golf Club - Private
Kennett Square Golf and Country Club
610-444-5239 www.ksgcc.com
Radley Run Country Club 610-793-1660
www.radleyruncountryclub.com
Golf Club - Public - Restaurant
Wyncote Golf Club
610-932-8900
www.wyncote.com
Government - Government Officials
County of ChesterCommissioners 610-344-6151 www.chesco.org
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Pennsylvania Office of the Governor
717-787-2500
www.governor.state.pa.us
Pennsylvania Office of the GovernorCommission For Women 717-787-5825
www.governor.pa.gov/about/pennsylvania-commission-for-women
Pennsylvania Office of the Governor - Commission on Latino Affairs 717-787-5825
www.governor.pa.gov/about/pennsylvania-commission-lation-americanaffairs
Pennsylvania State Representative
Christina D. Sappey
484-200-8264
www.pahouse.com/Sappey
Pennsylvania State Representative John Lawrence 610-869-1602
www.replawrence.com
United States Senator for Pennsylvania - John Fetterman 215-241-1090
www.fetterman.senate.gov
Government
County of Chester - Clerk of Courts 610-742-1484
www.chesco.org/202/Clerk-of-Courts
County of ChesterDepartment of Human Services 610-344-6900
www.chesco.org
County of Chester - Department of Workforce Development 610-344-6150
www.chesco.org
County of ChesterOpen Space Preservation 610-344-5656
www.chesco.org/openspace
County of Chester
Recorder of Deeds 610-344-6330
www.chesco.org/recorder
Governor’s Southeast Regional Office 484-250-5900
www.governor.state.pa.us
U. S. Army Recruiting Center 610-696-4014
www.goarmy.com
U.S. Small Business Administration
610-382-3062 www.sba.gov
Group and Individual Medical, Dental, Life and Disability
Cosaint Insurance Advisors Inc 484-919-2959
www.cosaintia.com (coming soon)
Health and Medical - Consumerdirected health care
ChristianaCare
610-806-5450
https://christianacare.org/us/en/care/ primary-care/locations/west-grove
See ad pg. 17
Health and Medical
LCH Health and Community Services
610-444-7550
www.lchcommunityhealth.org
See ad pg. 39
Lighter 4 Life Rx 610-702-5433
www.lighter4liferx.com
The Occupational Health Center 610-738-2474
Health Care: Consumer-DirectedHealthcare Services
Brandywine River Valley Hospice
610-998-1700
www.lhcgroup.com/locations/brandywine-river-valley-hospice/
Heating and Air ConditioningHVAC
Anthony Zunino, Inc.
610-268-0201
www.anthonyzuninoinc.com
Chadds Ford Climate Control, Inc.
610-388-9333
www.chaddsfordclimatecontrol.com
See ad pg. 7
R & D Heating & Cooling, Inc.
610-444-6421
www.rdhvac.com
See ad pg. 45
Sinton Air Conditioning & Heating Inc.
610-444-6002
www.sintonair.com
Heating, Air Conditioning and Plumbing
Mattioni Plumbing, Heating & Cooling
610-269-0884
www.CallMattioni.com
Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Electric
Chadds Ford Complete Services, LLC 484-770-8261
www.cfcomplete.com
See ad pg. 3
Home Health Care
Assisting Hands of Chester County South 610-871-7444
https://assistinghands.com/119/pennsylvania/chestercountysouth
Nurturing Angels Home Care of Kennett Square PA 610-910-3025
www.instagram.com/nurturingangelshomecareofpa/
Home Improvement - Doors, Gates, Security Services
Door & Gate Co. LLC 302-421-0088
www.doorandgateusa.com
Home Improvement
Gotcha Covered of West Chester and Wilmington 484-739-9393
www.gotchacovered.com/west-chesterwilmington
Home Services - Maintenance
Fix It Clark Handyman 484-356-6477 www.Fixitclark.com
The Stove Shop Fireplace Experts 610-935-9334
www.fireplaceexperts.com
Home Services - Security
Chesco Security, Inc. 610-268-3922 www.chescosecurity.com
Home Services
Baldwin Services LLC (610) 483-3184 baldwinservicesllc.com
Ice - Shaved ice
Kona Ice of Southern Chester County 484-748-0085 www.kona-ice.com
Ice Cream / Creamery
Hangry Bear Creamery 610-744-2722
www.hangrybearcreamery.com
Industrial Contractor - Mechanical, electrical, fabrication, maintenance
M. Davis & Sons, Inc. 302-993-3323
www.mdavisinc.com
Insurance - Auto, Homeowners, Condo, Renters, Personal Articles, Business, Life, Health, Pet
Mario Neto State Farm 484-840-8992
www.netomario.com
Tyler Wise State Farm Insurance Agency 484-840-8825
www.202insurance.com
Insurance - Group and Individual Medical, Dental, Life and Disability
Allen Insurance Group
302-654-8823
www.alleninsurance.com
Colonial Life, Stephen Henss Agency 484-356-7466
www.coloniallife.com
My Benefit Advisor, LLC 610-537-1377 www.mybenefitadvisor.com
Insurance - Health and Medical Healthmarkets Insurance 484-264-9259
www.facebook.com/HealthMarketsHarleysvillePA.MP/ Insurance - Home and Auto
Juan Ortiz, State Farm Agent 610-869-2387
www.getgr8rates.com
Insurance
ALLSTATE - The Kennett Square Agency 610-444-0300 www.allstateagencies.com/broselli/Welcome Brian Hartle State Farm Agency 610-444-5454
www.brianhartle.com
F. Frederick Breuninger & Son Insurance, Inc. 610-384-1980
www.Binsured.com
See ad pg. 15
KVIS & Coe Insurance Services 610-932-9350
www.kviscoe.com
L&W Insurance 302-674-3500 www.lwinsurance.com
Matt Thompson-Humana 610-705-2256 www.humana.com
Yerkes Insurance Inc.
610-869-4065
www.yerkesinsurance.com
Interior Design - ResidentialKitchen and Bath McGrory, Inc.
610-444-1512
www.mcgroryinc.com
Internet Service - Web Design
DG Design
610-869-8561
www.dgdesignonline.com
Janitorial Supply, System Optimization, & Training
Action Unlimited Resources, Inc. 484-643-0918
www.actioncleanup.com
Landscaping - Commercial
Ruppert Landscape www.ruppertlandscape.com/locations/ commercial-landscaping-toughkenamon
See ad pg. 31
Landscaping - Landscape Design
Maffei Landscape Design LLC
610-357-9700
www.danilomaffei.com
Landscaping - Lawn Care
Emerald Green Lawns
302-836-6909
www.emeraldgreenlawns.com
Law Enforcement
Pennsylvania State Police
610-268-2022
www.psp.state.pa.us
Southern Chester County Regional Police Department 610-268-2907
www.sccrpd.org
Legal - Law Firm
Carosella & Associates, P.C. 610-431-3300
www.carosella.com
D’Amico Law, PC 610-444-4555
www.damicolawpc.com
Daniel D. Martin & Associates LLC 610-324-1002
www.danielmartinlaw.com
Eichman Law, PLLC 484-734-0378
www.eichmanlawgroup.com
Lamb McErlane PC 610-430-8000
www.lambmcerlane.com
See ad pg. 27
Larmore Scarlett LLP
610-444-3737
www.larmorescarlett.com
MacElree Harvey, Ltd.
610-444-3180
www.macelree.com
Perna & Abracht, LLC
610-444-0933
www.pa4law.com
See ad pg. 50
Riley Riper Hollin & Colagreco Attorneys at Law 610-458-4400
www.rrhc.com
The Law Offices of Steven E. Kellis 215-940-1200
www.pennsylvania-dui-lawyer.com
Legal - Legal Services
Ira D. Binder, Esq., Attorney at Law 484-643-3325
Library - Public - Chester County Avon Grove Library 610-869-0866
www.avongrovelibrary.org
Locksmith
Becker Locksmith Services, Inc.
610-444-1323
www.beckerlocksmithservices.com
Manufacturer - Medical Research Products
Jackson ImmunoResearch Laboratories, Inc.
610-869-4089
www.jacksonimmuno.com
Manufacturer - Signs and Awnings
Brand It Signs and Awnings 610-444-2020
www.Branditsigns.com
Manufacturing - Switchgear and Automated Power Control Systems
Philadelphia Electrical Equipment Company 484-840-0860
www.peecoenergy.com
Manufacturing
Market Street Print (610) 692-5918
www.marketstreetprint.com
Marketing - Advertising First Ascent Design 302-709-1266
www.firstascentdesign.com
Marketing - Consultant
Bright Orange Thread 302-250-2339
www.brightorangethread.com
Marketing - Social media, website, e-mail
KSQ Digital, LLC 610-998-5150
www.ksqdigital.com
Marketing
Welcome Neighbor LLC 610-358-0580
www.welcomeneighborpa.com
Marketing Consultant
Real Digital Results 484-702-2614
www.realdigitalresults.com
Media - Magazines
Chester County Women’s Journal 302-644-1150
www.thewomensjournal.com
Media - Newspapers/Publications
Ad Pro, Inc.Chester County Press 610-869-5553
www.chestercounty.com
Media - Radio WCHE 610-692-3131 www.wche1520.com
Medical/Heathcare ServiceChiropractor
Corrective Chiropractic 302-234-1115
www.correctivechiro.net
Fitchett Chiropractic 610-869-3222
www.fitchettchiropractic.com
Medical/Heathcare ServiceDentist
P. Randall Eckman, DDS 610-388-0223 www.eckmandds.com
Medical/Heathcare ServiceHospital
Chester County HospitalPenn Medicine 610-431-5699
www.chestercountyhospital.org
Coatesville VA Medical Center 610-384-7711
www.coatesville.va.gov
Medical/Heathcare ServicePhysician
Core Family Practice 610-612-9283
www.corefamilypractice.com
Medical/Heathcare ServiceWomen’s Health, Dental, Pediatric Care
LCH Specialty Care Center West Grove 610-444-7550
www.lchcommunityhealth.org
See ad pg. 39
Medical/Heathcare Service
LCH Health and Community Services Oxford 610-444-7550
www.lchcommunityhealth.org
See ad pg. 39 LCH Pia Center for Behavioral Health 610-444-7550
www.lchcommunityhealth.org
See ad pg. 39
Merchant Services - Point of service - Payments - Payroll
Heartland Payment Systems (302) 224-8127
www.heartland.us
Mortgage - Residential Mortgage Advisors Mortgage Services 610-637-7325
www.kpittsmortgage.com
Delaware Valley Financial Mortgage LLC 610-932-5444
https://delvalmort.com
Houston Baker, Primary Residential Mortgage 610-306-7929
www.primaryresidentialmortgage.com
Rapid Mortgage Company
NMLS# 126872 610-388-4440
www.rapidmortgagekennettsquare.com
Mortgage Pike Creek Mortgage Services, Inc. 302-281-3008
www.pikecreekloans.com/#
Municipality
Avondale Borough 610-268-8501
www.avondaleboro.net
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Borough of Kennett Square
610-444-6020
www.kennettsq.org
Borough of Oxford 610-932-2500
www.oxfordboro.org
Borough of West Grove 610-869-2792
www.westgroveborough.org
Kennett Township 610-388-1300
www.kennett.pa.us
London Grove Township 610-345-0100
www.londongrove.org
New Garden Township 610-268-2915
www.newgarden.org
See ad pg. 44
Penn Township 610-869-9620
www.penntownship.us
Mushrooms - Mushroom Farms/ Companies
American Mushroom Institute
610-268-7483
www.americanmushroom.org
C.P. Yeatman & Sons, Inc. | Mother Earth, LLC
610-869-3595
www.organicmushrooms.com
Needham’s Mushroom Farms, Inc. 610-869-9735
www.pamushrooms.com/farmers
Phillips Mushroom Farms 610-925-0520
www.phillipsmushroomfarms.com
Music - Education
The Mattock School of Music 484-734-0329
www.mattockschoolofmusic.com
Music - Performer
Max & Denise Music
610-932-0247
www.MaxandDenise.com
Non-profit - Community Partner
Square Roots Collective 484-730-1277
www.ksqroots.com
See ad pg. 49
Non-profit - Community Service
Jennersville YMCA
610-869-9622
www.ymcagbw.org
Kennett Area Community Service
610-925-3556
www.kacsimpact.org
Kennett Area YMCA
610-444-9622
www.ymcagbw.org/locations/kennettbranch
RSVP Volunteers
610-834-1040 www.rsvpmc.org
Non-profit - Education Foundation for Free Enterprise Education 814-833-9576 www.pfew.org
Non-profit - Housing
Housing Partnership of Chester County 610-518-3221
www.housingpartnershipcc.com
Non-profit - Mental Health Treatment
A Child’s Light
610-405-2968 www.childslight.com
Non-profit - Senior Center
Kennett Area Senior Center 610-444-4819
www.kennettseniorcenter.org
Non-profit - Underrepresented Adolescent Support
Chester County Futures, Inc. 610-458-9926 www.ccfutures.org
Non-profit - Veteran Services
American Legion Post 491 410-903-3454 www.kennettlegion.org
Non-profit
American Red Cross 610-750-8206 www.redcross.org
Better Business Bureau/Metro Philadelphia/Eastern PA 215-985-9313
www.easternpa.bbb.org
Brandywine Red Clay Alliance 610-793-1090
www.brandywineredclay.org
Camp Dreamcatcher, Inc. 610-925-2998
www.campdreamcatcher.org
Canine Partners for Life 610-869-4902 www.k94life.org
CASA Youth Advocates, Inc.
610-565-2208
www.chescocasa.org
Chester County Community Foundation 610-696-8211
www.chescocf.org
See ad pg. 11
Chester County Economic Development Council 610-321-8214
www.ccedcpa.com
Chester County Food Bank 610-873-6000
www.chestercountyfoodbank.org
Delaware Nature Society 302-413-5050
www.delawarenaturesociety.org
Family Promise of Southern Chester County 610-444-0400
www.familypromisescc.org
Good Neighbors Home Repair 610-444-1860
www.goodneighborshomerepair.org
Good Samaritan Services 717-394-7707
www.goodsamservices.org
Habitat For Humanity of Chester County 610-384-7993 www.HFHCC.org
Kennett Collaborative 610-444-8188
www.historickennettsquare.com
Kennett Library 610-444-2702
www.kennettlibrary.org
Keystone Transportation
Funding Coalition www.keystonetransportation.org Live4RJ 484-639-7990 www.live4rj.com
Longwood Rotary Club 610-476-2824
www.longwoodrotary.com
Maternal and Child Health Consortium of Chester County 610-235-4237
www.ccmchc.org
Mighty Writers 267-239-0899
www.mightywriters.org
Orphan Grain TrainMidAtlantic Branch 610-644-4508
www.ogt.org
Oxford Area Neighborhood Services Center 610-932-8557
www.oxfordnsc.org
Oxford Area Senior Center 610-932-5244
www.oxfordseniors.org
Oxford Arts Alliance 610-467-0301
www.oxfordart.org
Oxford Mainstreet, Inc. 610-998-9494
https://oxfordmainstreet.com Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association 717-232-0737
www.pamanufacturers.org
Refuge For Creative And Spiritual Ecology 614-284-1441
www.naturerefuge.org
SCORE Chester and Delaware County 610-344-6910
www.chesterdelco.score.org
SILO (Serving, Inspiring, Loving Others) 610-715-9952
www.oxfordsilo.com
Stroud Water Research Center 610-268-2153
www.stroudcenter.org
The Crime Victims’ Center of Chester County, Inc. 610-692-1926
www.cvcofcc.org
The Garage Community & Youth Center 610-444-6464
www.garageyouthcenter.org
The Oxford Area Foundation 610-932-4627
www.oxfordareafoundation.org
The World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia 215-586-4248
www.wtcphila.org
True Access Capital 302-652-6774
www.trueaccesscapital.org
United Way of Southern Chester County 610-444-4357
www.unitedwayscc.org
Young Moms 855-964-6667
www.youngmomscommunity.com
Office Products and Supplies
- Office furniture, printing & promotional, and more
Richter Total Office 215-723-3900
www.richteronline.com
Painter - Painting Residential
Left Moon Painting, LLC
484-757-5295
www.LeftMoonPainting.com
Park - Gardens
Kennett Area Park AuthorityAnson B. Nixon Park 610-444-1416
www.ansonbnixonpark.org
Performing Arts Venue
Kennett Flash 484-732-8295 www.kennettflash.org
Personal Services - Barber
Burton’s Barber Shop, Established 1892 610-444-9964
www.facebook.com/BurtonsBarberShop/
Personal Services - Beauty
Nicholas Anthony Salon & Day Spa, P.A. 610-444-7222
www.nicholasanthonysalon.com
Personal Services - Life Coach
Transformational Health Coach, Jennifer Seymore 484-614-8743
www.facebook.com/jennjblake
Personal Services - Massage Therapy
Modern Massage Works 610-444-5884
www.modernmassageworks.com
Personal Services - Personal Care Products
KC Essentials
302-463-5203 www.kcessentials.com
Personal Services - Professional Organizing Services
Space and Home Organizing Solutions 814-273-6680
www.Space-HomeOrganizing.com
Personal Services - Salon
Studio Di Rosci 484-502-4810 www.studiodirosci.com
Personal Services - Wellness
Share My Secret
610-331-6936 www.sharemysecret.net
Write-Well Handwriting Clinics and Assistive Technology Services
610-932-9511
www.write-wellhandwritingclinic.com
Photographer
Blueprint Photography LLC
302-668-6058
www.blueprint-photography.com
Gretchen Johnson Photography 302-345-6290
www.GretchenJohnsonPhoto.com
Jana Bannan Photography 302-743-6291
www.bannanphotography.com
Jennifer Reeves Photography 610-804-9087
www.jenniferreevesphoto.com
Pam Hesler and Associates Photography 484-356-4016
www.PamHeslerPhoto.com
Plumbing - Plumbing Contractor
Oxford Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
610-932-9503
www.calloxford.com
Pocopson Plumbing 610-425-8006
www.Pocopsonplumbing.com
Police Protection
Kennett Square Police Department 610-444-0501
www.KennettSquarePD.org
Printing - Full Service
ANRO Inc.
610-687-1200
www.anro.com
Blue Dog Printing & Design 610-430-7992
https://getbluedog.com
Printing
Safeguard / Precision Print
610-459-3658
www.precisiononline.net
Psychologist - Psy.D Licensed
Edward Jenny & Associates PC 610-444-6089 www.inkblotdoc.com
Publishing - Magazine
Rooster Media, LLC (Publisher of Kennett Square Neighbors & East Brandywine Neighbors) 610-563-6443
www.bestversionmedia.com
Unfair Advantage Marketing 610-368-2377
https://unfairadvantagemarketing.us/
Real Estate - Commercial Real Estate
KarMar Realty Group, Inc. 610-459-8585
www.karmarrealty.com
Real Estate - Investments
Next Home, LP 610-220-7024
www.NextHomeLP.com
Real Estate - Property Management
Berger CommunitiesKennett Square Apartments 610-688-6440
www.rentberger.com
Real Estate - Property Management
LGB Properties, LLC 610-925-3411
www.lgbproperties.com
Real Estate - Residential Real Estate
Al George - RE/MAX Town & Country 610-202-2942
www.algeorge.net
Angela Beers, REALTOR
Keller Williams Real Estate 707-227-6637
www.realtor.com/realestateagents/61d3 eb898a1d651c6d804e51
Colleen Boroughs
Beiler Campbell REALTORS 610-869-8711
www.realestatewithcolleen.com
Ethel Ann MurphyBeiler Campbell 610-368-9929
www.beiler-campbell.com
Gregory Raphael - Monument
Sotheby’s International Realty (610) 474-6520
www.sothebysrealty.com/monument/ eng
See ad pg. 26
RE/MAX ExcellenceMichael & Tammy Duering 610-347-1100
www.Dueringteam.com
Sandra Yeatman - BHHS Fox and Roach REALTORS 610-444-9090
www.foxroach.com/bio/sandyyeatman
The Cyr Team - REAL Broker, LLC 484-259-7910
www.TheCyrTeam.com
The Sanders Team REALTY 570-412-4405
www.TheSandersTeamRealty.com
Real Estate - Residential/ Commercial Real Estate Sales
Beiler-Campbell Realtors 610-932-1000
www.beiler-campbell.com
Victor S. Heness, Realtor® at RE/MAX Town & Country 610-675-7100
www.victor-heness.remax.com
Real Estate - Title Company
Anvil Land Transfer Company 610-444-6800
www.beiler-campbell.net/anvil.htm Real Estate
Cabot-Kjellerup Realty Trust 610-742-2476
www.cabot-kjellerupfoundation.org
Real Estate
Realty ONE Group 610-696-4600
www.realtyonegroup.com/realestateagent/daniel-sweeney-13134596
Recreation/EntertainmentFestivals
The Mushroom Festival, Inc. 610-925-3373
www.mushroomfestival.org
Recreation/Entertainment - Gardens Longwood Gardens 610-388-1000
www.longwoodgardens.org
See ad pg. 66
Recreation/Entertainment - Tourism
Chester County Tourism 484-770-8550
www.brandywinevalley.com
See ad pg. 35
Recreation/Entertainment
Timber Wolfe Lanes 610-932-8850
www.timberwolfelanes.com
See ad pg. 31
Religious Organizations
Unionville Presbyterian Church 610-347-2327
www.unionvillepresbyterianchurch.org
Rental Center
New Garden Storage (484) 897-6647
www.thatselfstorageplace.com
See ad pg. 21
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Route 10 Storage
(484) 897-6647
www.thatselfstorageplace.com
See ad pg. 25
Restaurant and Food ServiceBanquet Facilities
The Gables at Chadds Ford
610-388-7700
www.thegablesatchaddsford.com
Restaurant and Food ServiceCatering
Hood’s BBQ and Deli Inc.
610-347-1670
www.hoodsbbq.com
Kaboburritos
610-880-6074
www.kababurritos.com
State Street Pizza & Grill
610-444-4642
www.statestreetpizza.com
Restaurant and Food Service - Pizzeria
Lenape Pizza
610-793-2202
www.lenapepizza.com
Restaurant and Food Service
Giordano’s
610-444-5733
www.giordanoksq.com
See ad pg. 4
Kennett Chicken
610-880-6074
www.kaboburritos.com/menus-kennettchicken
Teen’s Place 610-467-0049
www.theteensplace.com
The Market at Liberty Place 610-925-3411
www.themarketatlibertyplace.com
Victory Brewing Company 484-730-1870
www.victorybeer.com
Retail Store - Beverage/Spirits
Waywood Beverage Co., Inc. 610-444-5222
www.waywoodbeverage.com
Retail Store - Food Neuchatel Chocolates
610-932-2706
www.neuchatelchocolates.com
Retail Store - Footwear and Apparel Dansko, Inc.
610-869-8335
www.dansko.com
Retail Store - Gifts
The Mushroom Cap 610-444-8484
www.themushroomcap.com
Retail Store - Hardware
Kennett Square ACE Hardware 610-484-5115
www.acehardware.com/store-details/17883
See ad pg. 29
Retail Store - Home Improvement
Peter Lumber Company 610-444-2727
www.peterlumber.com
Retail Store
General Nutrition Centers (GNC) 610-444-4203
https://stores.gnc.com/all-storespennsylvania/kennett-square/849-ebaltimore-pike Lola’s
610-467-0774
www.lolason3rd.com
Retirement CommunityIndependent Living, Supportive Independent Living
Friends Home in Kennett
610-444-2577
www.friendshomeinkennett.org
Retirement Community - Personal Care and Memory Care
Brandywine Longwood 484-734-6200
www.brandycare.com/longwood
Retirement Community
Kendal-Crosslands Communities
610-388-5660
www.kendal-crosslands.org
Roofing - Roofing, Siding, Windows, Gutters, Solar
G. Fedale Roofing
610-877-7663
www.gfedale.com
Roofing
Cope Construction & Renovation
484-748-7708
www.copebuilt.com
Mighty Dog Roofing of Greater Chadds Ford 402-213-1977
www.mightydogroofing.com/greaterchadds-ford-pa
See ad pg. 26
Sewage - Septic Systems
Brandywine Septic Services, Inc. 610-869-0443
www.brandywineseptic.com
Wm. P. McGovern, Inc. 610-444-5797
www.mcgovernseptic.com
Spa - Day Spa and Salon-Full Service
Rosci Salon Da’ Spa 610-869-5533
www.roscisalondaspa.com
Theatre
The Oxford Theatre 484-354-8780
https://theoxfordtheatre.com
Transportation
DuVall Bus Service 610-869-2881
www.duvallbusservice.com
See ad back cover
New Garden Flying Field 610-268-2619
www.newgardenflyingfield.com
Transportation Management Association of Chester County 610-993-0911 www.tmacc.org
Trash Removal and Recycling Services - Commercial Residential and Industrial
CASELLA WASTE
302-620-6067 www.casella.com
Travel
Worldwide Travel Associates, Inc. 610-268-3711
www.worldwidetravelpa.com
Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission 717-787-4301
www.puc.state.pa.us
Veterinarian
Chadds Ford Animal Hospital 610-388-2141
www.chaddsfordanimalhospital. vetsuite.com
Cypress Veterinary Clinic 484-734-0686
www.cypressveterinaryclinic.com
See ad pg. 43
Waste Management - Landfill
Southeastern Chester County Refuse Authority (SECCRA) 610-869-2452
www.SECCRA.org
Water - Water Supply
Chester Water Authority 610-876-8185
www.chesterwater.com
See ad pg. 18
Water - Water Purification
Lester Water, Inc.
610-444-4660 www.lesterwater.com
Wholesale Distributor - Mushrooms
Giorgio Fresh Co.
610-268-3033
www.giorgiofresh.com
Laurel Valley Farms, Inc. 610-268-2074
www.laurelvalleysoils.com
Wholesale Distributor
Hajoca Corporatin DBA:Weinstein Supply Kennett Square (610) 444-2730
https://weinsteinkennettsquare.com
The Scotts Company 610 268 3006 www.scotts.com
Wine- Wine Tasting
Harvest Ridge Winery 484-915-2190
www.harvestridgewinery.com
Wine - Winery
1723 Vineyards 765-430-7880
www.1723vineyards.com
Casa Carmen Farm & Winery 410-390-9921
www.casacarmenwines.com
The Acadian Wine Company 302-256-9788
www.acadianwinecompany.com
CertaPro Painters of Western Chester County 610-368-2879
www.western-chester-county.certapro. com
Marian Eiermann - Long & Foster
Real Estate- Brandywine Valley Group 610-883-9884
www.facebook.com/BrandywineValleyHomes
Pillar Real Estate Advisors, LLC 484-887-8202
www.pillarrealestateadvisors.com
