Tredyffrin Newsletter Fall 2018

TREDYFFRIN TOWNSHIP CHESTER COUNTY

FALL 2018 NEWSLETTER

Party in the Park Wilson Farm Park September 15, 2018 4 PM to 9 PM

Dunk Tank Food Trucks Music Bouncy House Touch-A-Truck

Photo courtesy of Simone Collins Landscape Architecture

Inside This Issue

Contact Information .............................................................................2 2018 Remaining Public Meetings Schedule ......................................3 Community Event Sponsors ...............................................................4 Finance Director Joseph DiRocco Receives CFO Of The Year........5 Parks & Recreation .........................................................................6-12 Welcome To New Employees............................................................14 Inspections & Permit Services..........................................................16 Tredyffrin Police Department.......................................................17-19

Jim Pettia Retires From Parks & Recreation Board........................22 Red Cross Blood Drive ......................................................................23 Annual Historic House Tour.........................................................24-25 Wharton Esherick Museum..........................................................26-27 Jones Log Barn Update................................................................28-29 Library News & Programs ............................................................30-36 Christmas In Marshallton Village......................................................37 Senior Lifestyles: Safeguards Against Scams................................38

Tredyffrin Township • 1100 Duportail Road • Berwyn, PA • Chester County • 610-644-1400 • www.tredyffrin.org

Names & Numbers To Keep In Mind...

Board of Supervisors

Township Staff

Heather Greenberg, Chair Murph Wysocki, Vice-chair Matthew Holt Reaves Lukens Sean Moir Kevin O'Nell Paul Olson

TOWNSHIP MANAGER William F. Martin ASSISTANT TOWNSHIP MANAGER & DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND ZONING Matthew Baumann

Volunteer Boards

TOWNSHIP ENGINEER Stephen Burgo, P.E.

Important Phone Numbers Tredyffrin Township Building

FINANCE DIRECTOR Joseph DiRocco, CPA

Environmental Advisory Council Historical Commission Library Board of Trustees Municipal Authority Parks & Recreation Board Pension Trustees Planning Commission Stormwater Committee Traffic Committee Zoning Hearing Board

Phone.........................................610-644-1400 Fax..............................................610-993-9186 Website..............................www.tredyffrin.org Email ........................tredyffrin@tredyffrin.org

Tredyffrin Township Police Department

Emergency..................................................911 Business .....................................610-644-3221 Dispatch .....................................610-647-1440

Tredyffrin Township Public Works Department

Business .....................................610-408-3620

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Darin Fitzgerald

Fire and Ambulance

Berwyn Fire Company ................................911 Paoli Fire Company.....................................911 Radnor Fire Company.................................911 Malvern Fire Department ..........................911

SENIOR BUILDING OFFICIAL Michael Pilotti DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES Chris Kibler

Tredyffrin Township Libraries

Strafford.....................................610-688-7092 Paoli ...........................................610-296-7996

SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE T. Michael Beaty

Tredyffrin/Easttown School District

Business .....................................610-240-1900 Emergency Closing Number .......................854

TOWNSHIP SOLICITOR Lamb McErlane PC

PLEASE NOTE: During your participation in and attendance at Township events and activities like the Summer Concert Series, 4th of July Celebration, or Community Day, you may be filmed, videotaped, and/or photographed by Township Staff. Your attendance serves as permission for use of your image by the Township (for example: in newsletters or on the Township website).

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2018 Remaining Meeting Schedule & Holiday Calendar BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 7 PM Keene Hall September 17 October 1 & 22 November 7* (Wednesday) & 19 December 3 & 17 *Meeting dates adjusted due to holidays.

ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COUNCIL 7 PM Community Room October 9 December 11 HISTORICAL COMMISSION 7 PM Community Room September 26 November 28 LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES 7:30 PM Tredyffrin Public Library (T) Paoli Library (P) September 27 (T) October 25 (P) December 13 (T)

MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY 7 PM Community Room October 3

TRAFFIC COMMITTEE 7:30 AM Community Room September 19 December 19

PARK & RECREATION BOARD 7 PM Community Room September 12 October 10 November 14

ZONING HEARING BOARD 7 PM Keene Hall September 27 October 25 November 14* (Wednesday) December 13 *On Wednesday & 1 week earlier due to holidays.

PENSION TRUSTEES 7:30 AM Board Room November 14

2018 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Township offices closed.

PLANNING COMMISSION 7 PM Keene Hall September 20 October 18 November 15 December 20 STORMWATER COMMITTEE To be scheduled as needed

Labor Day

September 3

Columbus Day

October 8

Veterans' Day Observed November 12 Thanksgiving Day November 22 Day after Thanksgiving November 23 Christmas Day

December 25

New Year’s Day

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WINTER RECREATION It's not too early to start thinking about the 20182019 Winter Rec Program.

Scheduled on Saturday mornings in December, January and February, it's a great opportunity for your children to spend some time with their friends, to make new friends, to learn new crafts or perfect already known ones, and to practice their sports skills.

Sign up information will be showing up in the near future on the website, via Facebook and Twitter, in the e-newsletter, and announced at Board of Supervisor meetings.

Keep your eyes open for your chance to enroll.

For more information, contact Hilliary Mallory at 610-408-3626 or email at hmallory@tredyffrin.org.

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Community Event Sponsors

Than!k you Gold Sponsors

The community events in Tredyffrin Township would not be possible without assistance from some very special sponsors. Through their support, we are able to continue to offer ththe Summer Concert Series, provide a spirited 4 of July celebration complete with fireworks, and celebrate our community with a Party in the Park at Wilson Farm Park in September.

Our sponsors for 2018 include:

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors Charles A. Higgins & Sons, Inc. McCormick Taylor, Inc. Riley Riper Hollin & Colagreco Swedesford Plaza/Echo Realty US Bank Brown and Caldwell

Individual Sponsor G.L. Sayre, Inc. If you would like to sponsor events at the Township in the future, call Hilliary Mallory at 610-408-3626.

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Finance Director Receives CFO Of The Year Award Finance Director Joseph DiRocco One Of Philadelphia Business Journal's CFOs Of The Year

of fiscal management and restraint and lets his staff grow and learn in their respective positions.”

Joseph DiRocco, the Finance Director and CFO at Tredyffrin Township, has been selected as one of the Philadelphia Business Journal's 2018 CFOs of the Year, which celebrates those financial executives in the Greater Philadelphia area for their outstanding performance in their roles as corporate financial stewards. This year, the Philadelphia Business Journal honored 21 people with this coveted recognition.

He is a dedicated leader who holds several duties at Tredyffrin Township, including, the operating budget, Five-Year Capital Plan, procurement and management of insurances, oversight of tax and sewer collections, as well as HR and payroll. He's also directly involved with the negotiations and administration of three union contracts.

“Joe is a great leader in the Township's financial planning and budget management functions,” said Township Manager Bill Martin. “Joe demonstrates strong leadership skills with a mission of staying within the budget as adopted by our Board of Supervisors and finds new avenues of revenue growth when developing the operating budget. Joe has set a great example

“It is an honor and humbling to be recognized by the Philadelphia Business Journal as a 2018 CFO of the Year,” he said. “At Tredyffrin Township, we work for the taxpayer and strive to provide excellent service to them. We have the lowest business tax base in the region and, combined with

our top-tier school system, we believe we are the best place to call work and home. I am truly honored and fortunate to work with a great team at Tredyffrin Township.”

The Philadelphia Business Journal hosted an awards ceremony recognizing all of its 2018 CFOs of the Year on Thursday, July 12.

You’ve been named a executor of a friend or family member’s estate and you may be asking yourself, now what?

You may suddenly feel the burden of determining or delivering on someone else’s wishes. You are not alone. Valley Creek Advisors can help you get organized, understand the process, and set up a step-by-step financial plan There are tasks that family members will need to take care of very soon after a relative’s death.

to settle the estate(s) and assets as efficiently as possible.

Determine if the decedent made his or her wishes regarding his or her funeral or memorial service known, then arrange for the funeral.

Contact a funeral home or memorial society.

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Parks & Recreation Fall Soccer Shots Wilson Farm Park

Junior/Adult Tennis Lessons Fall & Winter 2018-2019 Indoor Tennis at Radnor Racquet Club Ages 4-18 + adult classes 175 King of Prussia Road, Radnor

Fee: $112

Tuesdays September 11 - October 30

Learn the fundamentals of tennis, including forehand, backhand, serve & volley, as well as basic offensive & defensive strategies. Instruction will be provided for beginner and intermediate players, as well as training for school tennis team members.

Sundays, September 23 - December 2 10 weeks (except Nov. 25th) Fee: $195 Session 1 Beginners and Advanced Beginner 3 - 4 PM Session 2 Beginners and Advanced Beginner 4 - 5 PM Session 3 Advanced Beginner and Intermediate 5 - 6 PM Session 4 Advanced Beginner and Intermediate 6 - 7 PM Session 5 Adults and Teens all levels 7 - 8 PM To register: www.tredyffrin.org If you have any questions, you may contact David Broida at 610-864-4303 or dbroida@gmail.com.

Please use registration form on pages 7 and 8.

3 & 4 year olds 4 - 4:45 PM 5 & 6 year olds 5 - 5:45 PM

Saturdays September 8 - October 27

2 year olds 8:45 - 9:15 AM 3 & 4 / 5 & 6 year olds 9:30 - 10:15 AM 3 & 4 / 5 & 6 year olds 10:30 - 11:15 AM

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TREDYFFRIN TOWNSHIP CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA ADULT PARTICIPANT OR PARENT OF MINOR PARTICIPANT WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT

This waiver and release is made, executed and delivered by an adult participant or the parents or legal guardian of, a minor participant ("Releasor") to Tredyffrin Township., Chester County ("Township").

Releasor desires to participate, or, in the case of a minor, allow said minor to participate in a tennis and/or squash clinic provided by L3 Tennis (the "Event"). Releasor understands Township's participation in the Event is limited to registration of participants at a reduced registration fee on behalf of L3 Tennis and that Township has no control and/or connection with the operations of the Event. A condition for the registration fee offered through Township's registration process is that all participants must sign a release form holding Township harmless from any and all liability.

In consideration of being permitted to participate or a minor's permitted participation in any way or purpose in the Event, the undersigned, Releasor, jointly and severally, for himself or herself, his or her personal representatives, heirs, executors, successors, and assigns does HEREBY RELEASE, WAIVE, DISCHARGE and COVENANT NOT TO SUE Township and each of its successors, assigns, officers, officials, directors, employees, contractors, and sureties (the "Releasees") from any and all liability, claims, counterclaims, costs (including but not limited to attorney's fees and court costs), demands, rights, actions, bills, bonds, undertakings, liens, notes, suits, causes of action (in tort, contract, law, equity or otherwise), known or unknown, accrued or not yet accrued, on account of injury to the person or property or resulting in death of the undersigned or minor participant, whether caused by negligence or otherwise while Releasor or minor participant is in any way participating in the Event. Releasor HEREBY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY, SAVE, and HOLD HARMLESS the Releasees from any loss, liability, damage, or cost they or the participating minor may incur due in any way or purpose participating in the Event and whether caused by the negligence of the Releasees or otherwise. Releasor HEREBY ASSUMES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR and RISK OF BODILY INJURY, DEATH OR PROPERTY damage due to the negligence of Releasees or otherwise while in any way or purpose of their or minor's participation in the Event.

The undersigned expressly acknowledge and agree that the activities of the Event involve the risk of serious injury and/or death and/or property damage.

THE UNDERSIGNED PARTICIPANT OR PARENTS/LEGAL GUARDIANS HAVE READ & VOLUNTARILY SIGN THE RELEASE & WAIVER OF LIABILITY & INDEMNITY AGREEMENT, & further agree that no oral representations, statements or inducements apart from the foregoing written agreement have been made.

Print Name of Participant: ______________________________ Age of Participant: ______________ Participant or Parent /Legal Guardian of Minor Participant ("Releasor") Signature ______________ Print Name of Signature Here:

Date: __________________

MINOR'S UNDERSTANDING FORM I HAVE DISCUSSED THE EVENT THAT I WISH TO PARTICIPATE IN WITH MYPARENTS OR LEGALGUARDIANS AND THEY HAVE EXPLAINED TO ME THE POSSIBILITY OF MY BEING INJURED. I UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY HAVE EXPLAINED TO ME, and I KNOW THAT I COULD BE INJURED, POSSIBLY SEVERE OR EVEN WORSE. I AM WILLING TO ASSUME THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THIS IN ORDER TO BE A PARTICIPANT IN THE EVENT THAT I WISH TO PARTICIPATE IN. I ALSO AGREE THAT, AT ANY POINT, IF I FEEL ENDANGERED EITHER BY MY OWN ACTIONS OR THOSE OF OTHERS, THAT I AM FREE TO WITHDRAW FROM THE EVENT, and WILL DO SO OF MY OWN FREE WILL. I KNOW THAT I AM NOT GIVINGUP ANY OF MY RIGHTS and THAT IT IS OK FOR ME TO PARTICIPATE. I HAVE READ THE ABOVE ASSUMPTION OF RISK. I FULLY UNDERSTAND WHAT IT MEANS, and HAVE SIGNED IT VOLUNTARILY. Minor Sign Name Here:

Print Name of Minor Here:__________________

Parent or Legal Guardian Sign Name Here:

Date: ___________________

Parent or Legal Guardian Print Name Here: ____________________________________________________________

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Welcome To New Employees

Matt Fischer

Amanda Lafty

Casey Sands

Matt started as a Laborer in the Public Works Department on May 21st. Matt lives in Lionville and graduated from Twin Valley High School. For 9 years, he welded at Specialty Metals, Inc. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and camping.

Amanda joined the staff as the Community Development Technician in May. Amanda lives in Media and earned a B.S. degree in Conservation and Wildlife Management from Delaware Valley College and an M.S. degree in City & Regional Planning from Temple University. Prior to coming to Tredyffrin, Amanda worked as an Environmental Planner for the Delaware County Planning Department. In her spare time, Amanda likes to bird watch, cross stitch, and hang out with her two cats.

Casey joined the Township as the Human Resources Manager in May. Casey currently lives in Lansdale but is in the process of moving to Collegeville. She earned a BS degree in Crime, Law, and Justice from Penn State University. Before Tredyffrin, Casey was the Senior HR Advisor at ICON Clinical Research. In her spare time, she coaches gymnastics at the Hatboro YMCA.

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Inspections And Permit Services by Michael Pilotti, Code Enforcement Officer Summer is almost over and fall is quickly approaching. We are all probably doing some end-of-summer-get-ready-for-winter cleanup in and around our homes. I know I am. So, let's talk trash!

Guidelines There's nothing quite as aggravating as being woken by trash haulers making their weekly pickup at 0500 - too early. But, isn't it nice to go out and see that all those bags, containers, or bulk trash items have magically vanished from the end of the drive?

hazards include, but are not limited to, the following for any outside premises.

(8) All premises shall be kept free from an accumulation of rubbish and refuse. The owner of every occupied premises shall supply leak-proof containers with tight-fitting covers for rubbish and garbage, and the owner of the premises shall be responsible for the removal of rubbish and garbage.

Every occupant of a structure shall dispose of all rubbish and garbage in a sanitary manner by placing such rubbish in containers.

Composting material placed in piles, ventilated bins or pits shall not be considered garbage, rubbish or refuse, provided the material is periodically turned or mixed. Refrigerators and similar equipment not in operation shall not be discarded, abandoned or stored on an outside premises without first removing the doors.

Thank heaven for those guys for what they do. The Problem is, our ordinance says, in so many words, “That's a no can do!” It's way too early for us good looking folks that rely on a full night's sleep to stay that way.

It is up to you, as the homeowner, to keep your property free of any accumulations of trash, garbage, ashes and/or rubbish. You may not store such items on or around your property.

Yard Waste If you are clearing brush, branches, sticks, etc., from your yards, you need to contact your trash hauler to learn how they want you to dispose of the debris. You should also watch the Township website for when the Mill Road Leaf Site will be open in the fall and learn what the guidelines are for what can be brought to the site.

Nevertheless, trash or solid waste handling isn't an open concept. There are definite dos and don'ts on how pick-up should be performed to not draw attention and/or interrupt day-to-day life. (Something for the haulers to consider.) Please consider the following ordinances that just may contribute to a few unwanted wrinkles after reading enforcement notifications from yours truly: § 149-5 Minimum requirements for building exterior and outside premises.

A. Outside premises. All outside premises, whether occupied or vacant, shall be kept free of unsanitary conditions, of all nuisances and any hazards to the safety of occupants, pedestrians and other persons utilizing or exposed to the premises.

Unsanitary conditions, nuisances and

168-5 Time of collection.

From and after the effective date hereof, in Tredyffrin Township, no person, partnership, firm or corporation shall place containers for trash, rubbish, garbage or recyclables at the curb or in the front yard area of any lot, except during the period beginning at 6:00 p.m., prevailing time, on the day prior to a scheduled collection and ending at 12:00 midnight on the day of a scheduled collection. "Front yard area" shall mean the area between the street line and the first building on the lot.

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Tredyffrin Township Police Department “Check the Backseat” Stickers

Swearing-in of New Police Officer

On May 1, 2018, the Tredyffrin Township Police Department welcomed Brittany Rosenfeld as the most recent police officer, filling a vacancy in the ranks created by the retirement of Officer James Officer Rosenfeld with her parents Mutter. Officer Rosenfeld was and Judge Tartaglio sworn in by Magisterial District Justice Thomas Tartaglio as a Probationary Police Officer at that time and was assigned to a patrol squad and began the Tredyffrin Township Police Department's Field Training program under the direction of Sergeant Tyler Moyer.

Officer Rosenfeld was raised in Lansdale. She obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from West Chester University in August 2012, and obtained her Police Act 120 Certification from the Municipal Police Officers Education and Training Commission, graduating in July 2014, from the Montgomery County Community College Municipal Police Academy. She comes to Tredyffrin Township following three and a half years of service as a Deputy Sheriff with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, serving there from November 2014 through May of this year.

At the May 21st Board of Supervisors meeting, Officer Rosenfeld was officially introduced to the Board of Supervisors and ceremonially sworn in as a Tredyffrin Township Police Officer by Justice Tartaglio.

Her mother, Linda McGlinn and father, John McGlinn, along with her sisters, Michelle Rosenfeld, and Dana Hess and her husband, Cory Hess, as well as Deb McGlinn (aunt) and Mike McGlinn (uncle) accompanied her as she took the ceremonial oath as a Police Officer with the Tredyffrin Township Police Department.

Officer Rosenfeld with her parents

Officer Mike Cermignano looks at the world not only as a police officer but also as a father; recently as he became a first-time dad. Officer Cermignano created a sticker for parents, guardians, or other people who transport children to place in their vehicles as a reminder to remove children from the backseat when exiting. He created the design and then discussed it with Police Superintendent Mike Beaty who approved it. He then visited NuPrint Solutions in Paoli to get pricing for the printing. Working with Chris Lackro at NuPrint, they perfected the design which includes two handprints representing a parent and child and the words, “Stop! Before you leave, check your back seat!”

Officer Cermignano was prepared to pay for the order when Mr. Lackro donated 1,000 stickers to the police to distribute to people and remind them of the safety message.

According to the National Safety Council, on average, 37 children die in the US each year from being left in a hot, unattended vehicle. The Tredyffrin Police Department is working to help that from happening in a small way.

If you want a sticker, you can stop by the front desk at the Tredyffrin Township Police Department or visit the local fire companies, Berwyn and Paoli, for a free sticker for your vehicle. Tredyffrin police are also carrying stickers with them while on patrol to offer them to drivers with little passenger in the back seat.

Citizens' Police Academy 2018 September 19 - December 5 7 - 9:30 PM For more information or to register, visit Services/Police/Community Policing Unit on the Township website

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Tredyffrin Township Police Summer Camp 2018

From June 18-22, 2018, Tredyffrin Township Police Department conducted their 5th annual Police Summer Camp for children ages 914. This year's enrollment was greater than previous years, with 79 children taking part. Campers, as well as the officers and staff who participated, had a thoroughly enjoyable week. Many exciting presentations took place in order to share information with the children about what the Police and other First Responders do each day.

Along with lots of team building exercises, the campers enjoyed demonstrations to include PA State Police and Penn Star helicopters,

Berwyn Fire Company, Vehicle Fire, Police Motorcycles and ATV, SWAT, AED/CPR and Tourniquet, Taser and K-9 Demonstrations. The final day of the camp was a BBQ for the campers and their families, which included lots of fun, food and treats, as well as Swoop, the Eagles mascot, and the ever popular dunk tank!

We are extremely grateful to all of the officers and sponsors who made this event possible. Special thanks to Sergeant Michelle Major for her hard work and organization of the camp and the generous donation by the Tredyffrin Township Police Association, as well as community sponsors, to include Penn Medicine, Acme Market in Paoli, Embassy Suites, Kona Water Ice, and Mission BBQ for their generous assistance.

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Swoop and Chief Beaty

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Leon Jaskuta (ret.) and Officer Bob Reynolds

Officer Richard Gasparo and the Blue Team

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Back To School Traffic Safety Tips From The Traffic Squad With a new school year approaching, motorists are reminded to be vigilant of school children and school buses. Here are some important safety tips when sharing the road with school buses:

3 Be alert. Children walking to or from their bus are usually very comfortable with their surroundings. This makes them more likely to take risks, ignore hazards or fail to look both ways when crossing the street.

3 Never pass a school bus on the right. It is illegal and could have tragic consequences.

The Pennsylvania Vehicle Code provides strict penalties for drivers who fail to obey speed limits in school zones and stopped school buses. The Vehicle Code reads in part:

alighted from the school bus have reached a place of safety. The driver of a vehicle approaching an intersection at which a school bus is stopped shall stop his vehicle at that intersection until the flashing red signal lights are no longer actuated. (g) EXCEPTIONS FROM STOPPING REQUIREMENTS. The driver of a vehicle upon a highway or trafficway with separate roadways need not stop upon meeting or passing a school bus with actuated red signal lights which is on a different roadway. (j) PENALTY. A person who violates subsection (a) commits a summary offense and shall, upon conviction, be sentenced to pay a fine of $ 250 AND receive 5 points on their license.

3 It is illegal to pass a school bus that is stopped to load or unload children.

3 School buses use yellow flashing lights to alert motorists that they are preparing to stop to load or unload children. Red flashing lights and an extended stop sign arm signals to motorists that the bus is stopped and children are getting on or off the bus.

3345. Meeting or overtaking school bus. (a) DUTY OF APPROACHING DRIVER WHEN RED SIGNALS ARE FLASHING. Except as provided in subsection (g), the driver of a vehicle meeting or overtaking any school bus stopped on a highway or trafficway shall stop at least ten feet before reaching the school bus when the red signal lights on the school bus are flashing and the side stop signal arms are activated under section 4552(b.1) (relating to general requirements for school buses). The driver shall not proceed until the flashing red signal lights are no longer actuated. In no event shall a driver of a vehicle resume motion of the vehicle until the school children who may have

3 Pennsylvania law requires that traffic in both directions stop on undivided roadways when students are entering or exiting a school bus.

3 Traffic behind the school bus (traveling in the same direction) must stop.

3 The area 10 feet around a school bus is where children are in the most danger of being hit.

3 Stop your car far enough from the bus to allow children the necessary space to safely enter and exit the bus.

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Jim Pettia Retires From Park & Recreation Board of programs, but also in handling the registrations for camps and programs. Jim also provided leadership as a member of the Open Space Task Force.

Ms. Greenberg thanked him for all he has done on behalf of Tredyffrin Township and, especially, for the Park and Recreation Board.

In addition to the plaque from the Supervisors, the Park & Recreation Board will dedicate one of the benches in Wilson Farm Park to thank Jim for the years of service and dedication to the community.

Jim's family members Steve Pettia, Deb Pettia Dunn, Sue Pettia, Chris Pettia, John Dunn, Ryan Dunn, Sara Pettia Kinney, Jarred Kinney, and Chandler Kinney were in attendance for the recognition.

Chairperson Heather Greenberg and Jim Pettia

At the May 21st meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Jim Pettia, School Board appointee to the Park & Recreation Board, was acknowledged for his years of service. On behalf of the Board of Supervisors, the Park & Recreation Board, and the citizens of Tredyffrin Township, Chairperson Heather Greenberg presented a plaque to him in recognition of his continued years of service to the Township as a member of the Park & Recreation Board since 1972. Jim was instrumental in the development of the Wilson Farm property resulting in the wonderful Township park that we all enjoy and share today. He managed the recreation programs for many years, not only in the planning

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Red Cross Blood Drive Twice a year, the Township partners with the Red Cross to hold a blood drive in Keene Hall at the Township Building. Over the years, the donation count has been steadily increasing, with the most donors having given in January 2018.

The summer drive was held on June 12th, where several of the staff and families of volunteers to Township committees took some time out of their day to give.

Resident Lisa Nishikawa

Lisa Nishikawa, the spouse of one of the volunteers to Township committees, donates whenever she can. In the past, her father was in a car accident and needed three liters

of blood, so he is the primary reason she continues to be a donor.

The need for donations is constant, so if you missed the Township drive in June, watch for the winter drive or go to www.redcrossblood.org and find a blood drive near you.

The process is easy and only takes a little of your time. The Red Cross personnel are professional and take good care of you during your donation. And when you're done, there are snacks!

products. If you are in good health, are at least 17 years old, and weigh at least 110 pounds, you can be a blood donor.

Be a hero! It feels great to donate. It's something you can spare - most people have blood to spare - yet, there is still not enough to go around. You will help ensure blood is on the shelf when needed; most people don't think they'll ever need blood, but many do. You could help save more than one life with just one donation

You know the American Red Cross. You have seen them on the news over these last few years always responding to emergencies across the country and around the world.

They provide services, shelter, supplies, and hope to those in need when in need. They never say no. Their goal is to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

One of the main goals of the American Red Cross it to ensure everyone in our country has access to safe, lifesaving blood and blood

Pictured are Public Works Coordinator Michelle Donia ready to give with HR Manager Casey Sands waiting for her turn on the table.

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14th Annual Historic House Tour “THE PAST IS OUR PRESENT” Old houses tell wonderful stories and the 14th Annual Historic House Tour on Saturday, September 29th will not disappoint!

The annual historic house tour is a signature event for Tredyffrin Historic Preservation Trust, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving, protecting and educating the community about local historic and cultural resources. The house tour provides a rare opportunity for

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visitors to go inside the private houses and gardens of some of our area's most beautiful historic homes.

As the tour enters its fourteenth year, it continues as an important community event and the Trust's largest annual fundraiser. Through ticket sales and sponsorships, the 2017 house tour raised over $25,000 for historic preservation and the completion of the Living History Center at Duportail in Chesterbrook.

The tour celebrates the history, architecture, and design of local historic homes; each with its own unique personality and engaging story about its past. The 2018 tour will feature an interesting selection of privately owned historic homes in the area. Tour visitors will discover the beauty of historic preservation and marvel at how homeowners have skillfully adapted the buildings to 21st century family homes.

“We are excited about the 2018 Historic House Tour,” commented Pattye Benson, president of Tredyffrin Historic Preservation Trust and chair of the house tour since its inception. “Our annual house tour involves the community first-hand for a historic and architectural experience. With the cooperation of generous homeowners and many volunteers, you can experience the buildings that make this area distinctive and beautiful. Visitors will see the community from a different perspective as we open the doors to our past, present, and future. The house tour has become one of the Trust's most anticipated annual events. If you love history and architecture, you will not want to miss this year's tour.”

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The tour's historic properties and gardens will be open from 12 Noon to 5 PM on Saturday, September 29, rain or shine. Tredyffrin Library (582 Upper Gulph Rd, Strafford) is the designated ticket pick-up location. House tour admission includes individual house tour booklets with map and parking details. Selfguided, tour the properties at your own pace in any order. Homes are staffed with docents to enlighten you on the rich history of each property.

The pre-tour cocktail party, Jazz It Up, on Sunday, September 16, 6-9 PM, at historic Duportail House in Chesterbrook, will celebrate the homeowners and the homes featured on 14th Annual Historic House Tour and serves to thank the generous individual and corporate sponsors who make the annual house tour possible. Open to the public to attend, this evening of fun will include a sneak preview of the beautiful historic homes featured on the 2018 tour. Classical jazz will be provided by award-winning Jazz Mavericks from the Center of Performing & Fine Arts of West Chester.

Tickets for the 14th Annual Historic House Tour are $35; Jazz It Up tickets are $30.

Combination tickets for both the pre-tour party and the tour are $60. Tickets are limited and advance purchase is recommended.

Tickets can be purchased online at the Trust website, www.tredyffrinhistory.org.

Tredyffrin Historic Preservation Trust is a 501c3 nonprofit organization and your contribution is tax-deductible as the law permits. Your ticket purchase supports historic preservation and the completion of the Living History Center at Duportail. For questions and further information, please contact Pattye Benson, 610-644-6759, or email info@tredyffrinhistory.org.

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Wharton Esherick Museum Accessibility Efforts Reach New Heights Thanks to support from the National Endowment for the Arts and other generous funders, the Wharton Esherick Museum is now able to share the joy of Esherick's Studio with blind and visually impaired individuals through Touch Tours.

Countless guests to the museum have cherished the unique connection made to Esherick's brilliance through touch - the feel of his carved Drop-Leaf Desk or the flow of the Music Stand as it curves to the floor.

Recognizing our unique position as a site that loves to offer a hands-on approach, we partnered with the Philadelphia-based Philly Touch Tours to do just that!

Philly Touch Tours LLC, founded in 2015, works to provide equal opportunities in cultural settings for people with vision loss and were able to help us craft a tour that shares Esherick's legacy in a rich, meaningful way. After research and development last fall, a group of staff and volunteers from WEM participated in an initial training with Philly Touch Tours held at the Penn Museum. Led by the refreshingly good-humored and authentic Philly Touch Tours staff (Trish Maunder, Austin Seraphin and Katherine Allen) and their wonderful volunteers, the training included a discussion on sensitivity (everything from verbal, body language and other etiquette, to misconceptions and stereotypes), as well as Sighted Guide and description techniques.

We launched our pilot tours here at WEM in the spring, planning routes and developing interpretive materials, including Braille and large print resources. A 3D printed tactile model is also in the works, which will be generously donated by HGA Architects and Engineers.

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Hosting Touch Tours at the Wharton Esherick Museum has been a delight and an inspiration.

We've all been grateful here at the Museum for the chance to change the pace of our tour experience, to let touch lead rather than follow the interpretation of Esherick's work, and we're excited to bring the intimate, tactile experience of Touch Tours to sighted visitors as well. Greater accessibility truly enriches all our experiences and we are so very excited to open our doors wider!

If you'd like to know more about our Touch Tours call us at 610-644-5822 or contact Philly Touch Tours at 215-790-9079.

Help us Preserve Esherick's Legacy Join us this year to have a big impact! The Windgate Charitable Foundation has generously awarded the Wharton Esherick Museum a $50,000 challenge grant, committing to match donations or memberships we receive this year to help us ensure funding for this special place. This means your gift in 2018 (including membership renewals) will have double or even triple the impact! Visit the Support page at whartonesherickmuseum.org to learn more.

us a call at 610-644-5822 or email Laura@whartonesherickmuseum.org Plan a Visit The Wharton Esherick Museum is experienced through guided tours which must be reserved in advance. About one hour long, the guided tour is an immersive experience which takes guests through the home/studio of Wharton Esherick, preserved much as it was when the artist lived and worked there.

Additional programs and events can be found on our website.

For reservations or more information visit www.whartonesherickmuseum.org.

Get Involved Do you find yourself telling people you meet about the Wharton Esherick Museum?

Consider joining our team as a volunteer docent! We are seeking dedicated individuals to lead tours through the Museum and educate our visitors about Esherick's life and work. Docents can volunteer to do a few as two or three tours a year, or give one every week if they like!

Our team of volunteer docents are essential to our daily operation and our spirit. We routinely gather together to share ideas and feedback, enjoy each other's company and even take field trips. Being a docent here is a lot of fun, but don't take our word for it! Give

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Preserving History In Tredyffrin Township Rebuilding Of The Jones Log Barn Nears Completion Tredyffrin Township is always mentioned when discussing Philadelphia's Main Line historic suburbs. In fact, the Township has the distinction of the highest number of historic properties of all municipalities in Chester County. What makes Tredyffrin Township truly unique is its rich architectural heritage - the old homes and buildings that tell the story of the community's past, that continue to bring pleasure in the present, and will, if properly cared for, inform and inspire the future.

The Jones Log Barn (circa 1730) was one of the oldest, intact log barns in the Mid-Atlantic region. Its rare architecture and unique history made it eligible for the National Register of Historic Places and it was certified as a Chester County Historic Resource in 2004.

The Jones Log Barn is unique, not only for its age and its contributions to Pennsylvania history, but also for its architecture. The barn had stood next to British Major General William Howe's headquarters in Berwyn for over 250 years. Sadly due to benign neglect, the deteriorating barn posed a liability to its

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owner at its original location. The Tredyffrin Historic Preservation Trust, a registered 501c nonprofit organization, carefully deconstructed the barn and stored the logs for future use.

Through the generosity of many individuals, local companies, and other nonprofit organizations, the final phase of the rebuilding of the Jones Log Barn is fully underway. Local real estate company Eadeh Enterprises generously gifted historic materials from the red barn at Fritz Lumber Yard, to aid in the rebuilding process.

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Completing the barn rebuilding project in Chesterbrook, which includes building the log structure on the stone foundation and adding a roof, doors and siding, is experienced barn builder Scott Walker of Axe Handle Timber.

Walker is using the remaining original barn logs stored in Valley Forge National Historic Park, the repurposed historic materials from the Fritz Barn and new logs where required, to complete the Jones Log Barn.

Joining the other two historic structures, General Duportail's Quarters and the Federal Barn, both on the National Register of Historic Places, the Jones Log Barn will be the centerpiece of the Living History Center at Duportail. Preserving our past gives us more understanding and hope for the future. With the help of the community, the Living History Center will welcome visitors and provide a glimpse into the stories and experiences of our past.

The History Center will feature evolving exhibits, such as the early history of Tredyffrin Township, the Township's role in the American Revolutionary War, the honoring of the Township's veterans, and Chester County barn construction. The inaugural exhibit will include honoring Eadeh Enterprise, the Fritz family and its lumber yard history.

For historic preservation to matter, and for our local history to be meaningful, it needs to be supported. A community that respects its history respects itself. The Trust needs community support to complete its final phase and make the Living History Center of Duportail a reality.

How can you help?

The primary annual fundraiser for the Jones Log Barn reconstruction project has been the successful annual historic house tour, a rare opportunity to go inside some of the area's most stunning historic residences. Entering its fourteenth year, the 2017 house tour generated over $30,000 for the Living History Center at Duportail, through ticket sales, individual contributions, and sponsorships. For 2018, the 14th Annual Historic House Tour is scheduled for Saturday, September 29. Tickets and information for the house tour and preview party on Sunday, September 16, are available online at www.tredyffrinhistory.org.

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www.tredyffrinlibraries.org Tredyffrin Public Library | 582 Upper Gulph Road, Strafford, PA 19087 | 610-688-7092 | Paoli Library | 18 Darby Road, Paoli, PA 19301 | 610-296-7996

You can “expect the unexpected” with all sorts of resources at Paoli Library. Borrow a pass for Chanticleer Gardens, the Academy of Natural Sciences, or other local attractions. Prepare for the SAT with free online practice tests through Learning Express Library. Check out a Wi-Fi hotspot to take with you on vacation. Or even check out a GoPro camera. All free of charge. Not to mention that we have a wide selection of books and audiobooks - but you expected that already.

on-one help with our patient and knowledgeable staff. And, if you need tech help with something else, such as formatting your resume or setting up an email account, we're happy to help with that, as well.

Bring your little ones around for story time at Paoli Library! The whole family, with children ages birth to five years, are invited to join Miss Stephanie on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 11 AM for songs, stories, and fun. Thursdays at 10 AM, we celebrate our smallest friends with the Little Learner's Lapsit. Your preschooler (and you) can begin learning another language at Chinese musical story time on Saturdays or German family story time on Fridays. Each story time consists of about 30 minutes of stories and songs followed by 30 minutes of social play.

We have monthly special programs for our school-aged friends - anything from science experiments to beginner's coding to book bingo! We also have the Just for Fun! Book Club for our 8 to 12 year-old friends. The club meets once a month and children who attend get to pick the book for the next month. There are always snacks, lively discussions, and an activity.

Do you like to have your Kindle with you for all those times when you're waiting - at the doctor's office, the airport, your child's music lesson or soccer practice? Do you like to listen to audiobooks in the car or at the gym?

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From the Paoli Library Branch Manager, Beverly Michaels

account or learning the basics of Photoshop, you can make an appointment for one-onone technology instruction.

The other day a friend of mine was explaining why she was unhappy with her job, and remarked, “I'd like to be able to feel like I was making a difference in people's lives.”

Which made me realize how lucky I am - at Paoli Library I feel that every day.

Every day we make small but important differences in the lives of library users.

Technology also provides access to free resources far beyond the library's walls, and library staff can point the way to the resources that meet your needs.

I'm not talking here about the life-changing power of books. That's important of course, but it's not exactly an everyday experience.

I'm thinking instead about the ways all kinds of library resources can enrich people's lives.

Books are only the beginning - you can also check out a museum pass, a Wi-Fi hotspot, or even a GoPro camera.

For many library users, technology is our most important resource. But hardware, software, and internet access are only valuable if you know how to use them, and people who didn't grow up with this technology may find there's a gap between their skills and society's expectations. If you need help formatting a resume, filling out an online job application, printing out a mailing label, or downloading a photo, there is someone at Paoli Library who can help. If there's something more complicated you'd like to tackle, such as setting up an email

Free e-books, so you always have something to read wherever you take your e-reader or your phone.

Free e-audiobooks, so you can listen on the road or at the gym.

Free language courses, so you can prepare for a trip abroad or improve your Englishlanguage skills.

Free test prep for the SAT, GRE, EMT certification, or real estate license, for your next career move.

There are plenty of days when as the branch manager of Paoli Library I don't do anything that even remotely changes someone's life.

It's a very small library with a very small staff, so everyone has to be a jack-of-all-trades.

The HR department - that's me. The network troubleshooter - that's me. When someone comes out of the restroom and says,”Tell your maintenance staff that…” that's also me.

But, then a first-time visitor comments, “This place has a really nice atmosphere,” and thanks the staff for all their help. I feel confident again that everyone who comes through our doors walks out with a new skill, a new resource, or maybe just a new smile on their face. And that makes a difference.

Fall Chidren's Programs at Paoli Library Bring your little ones around for storytime at Paoli Library. The whole family, ages birth to five years, is invited to join Miss Stephanie on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 11 AM for songs, stories, and fun. Thursdays at 10 AM, we celebrate our smallest friends with the Little Learner's Lapsit. Each storytime consists of about 30 minutes of stories and songs followed by 30 minutes of social play.

NEW at Paoli Library… STEM Kits. We have 4 different kits that contain multiple media on the subjects of Beginner's Coding, Magnetism, Electrical Currents, and Engineering. These kits can be checked out and returned to Paoli Library only. Stop by and check one out!

Every month we have special programs for our school-aged friends! Anything from science experiments to beginner's coding to book bingo! We also have the Just for Fun! Book Club for our friend 8 to 12 years that meets once a month. The children who attend get to pick the book for the next month.

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Our popular “FRAMED: A Journey in Art” classes are growing

Our continuing program of beginner drawing, painting, and art appreciation.

Online registration will begin for the fall 2018 session of all of these classes on Tuesday, September 4 at 10:00 AM and will run until the start of the session or until classes fill up, whichever comes first. The fall session runs September 18 through November 6.

3rd graders may register for either FRAMED or FRAMED Again, but not both.

FRAMED Again!

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3rd graders may register for either FRAMED or FRAMED Again, but not both.

Geared toward those in PreK and morning kindergarten, this new class will focus on using illustration as inspiration for various works.

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Bobby Goes to the Library

Once Upon a Sign

Sounds like a teen film from the early 60's, but it really happened!

Bobby Rydell visited Tredyffrin Public Library on Tuesday, June 5, and held the bursting audience in the palm of his hand as he recounted the ups and downs of his career. Bobby answered questions from the audience and signed copies of his new book Teen Idol on the Rocks: A Tale of Second Chances. The very laid back and approachable star was happy to autograph the photos and memorabilia his fans brought in.

No one in the audience was more thrilled than Kathy Gallagher, a staff member at Tredyffrin Public Library. Kathy has been a HUGE fan of Bobby since 1960 when she bought her first-ever 45 of Rydell's big hit "Wild One." Kathy has been a member of Rydell's Fan Club and has seen him perform numerous times.

Kathy admits that she once received a speeding ticket from the Radnor police when she was doing a bit of car karaoke to Rydell's greatest hits!

Good times indeed!

Miss Angie Andre, Children's Librarian at Tredyffrin Public Library, has been studying American Sign Language at the Deaf and Hearing Communication Center in Swarthmore.

She will be sharing what she learns with you in this new storytime, Once Upon a Sign.

This special story time will teach you and your child how to communicate using American Sign Language (ASL). Explore a new way to communicate with your child. We will enjoy stories, songs and rhymes. We will learn the abc's and numbers in ASL as well as new words each meeting.

Red Fox Book Shop Operated by The Friends of Tredyffrin Public Library Our Fall 1/2 price clearance sale will be held on September 7, 8, 9 Our Winter sale will be held on November 16, 17, 18 There's usually a stampede, so come early!

Get in touch with us at 610.688.7092 x 227 or at redfoxbookshop@gmail.com

Here is a shot of Bobby and Kathy

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Teen Events at Tredyffrin Public Library

Tredyffrin Teens you belong here Check the teen page of www.Tredyffrinlibraries.org for events including book group, journaling workshops and Saturday night improv and game nights.

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Application Essay Thursday, September 27, 7:30 PM

Love Kpop music? If the answer is yes, then you must check out our newly forming dance group. Haven't danced before? No problem. Got some dance experience under your belt? Awesome! We will work together to learn Kpop choreography and jam to the hottest Kpop songs, in a supportive, non-competitive environment. We will meet on Fridays from 4:30-5:30 in the large group room, starting Sept. 21. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Space is limited, so register early!

Some local schools are dropping the SAT requirement or making it optional. That means that a student's grades and essays have never been more important. If there was ever a time for the WOW! College Application Essay, this is it. Find out what makes a successful college application essay during Tredyffrin Public Library's free presentation with Marylyn Calabrese, Ph.D., writing coach and former head of the English Department at Conestoga High School.

We welcome teens' ideas for events. Want to learn music, dance, hip hop, art, martial arts? Let us know and we'll find a teacher!

Students rehearse Photo Chris Swisher

The Tredyffrin Township Libraries Teen Advisory Board is working to put together our fall schedule with a variety of programs.

The large room at Tredyffrin Public Library is a flexible space that can be set up for movie nights, a meeting space, or a coffeehouse.

Our equipment includes a brand new high definition video projectoion system, microphones, stage lighting, speakers, a mixer, computer, DVD Player, pipe and drape, folding tables, chairs, and even a kitchen. If you or your group have an idea and are looking for a great setting for a teen event, please contact Laurie Doan Ldoan@ccls.org or call 610-688-7092 ext. 200.

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Find out: The essentials of successful essays How to individualize your essay What to avoid The difference between an essay and a story. Dr. Calabrese will share examples of past student essays, original and revised. She has helped thousands of area students hone their writing skills and reveal more about themselves in their college applications.

Teen Book Club

2nd & 4th Mondays, 4 PM This book club is specially tailored to students from 7th grade and up.

Journaling Together

1st & 3rd Mondays, 4 PM Join this group journaling workshop with writing exercises, art & optional sharing.

Reading Excellence Award

Tredyffrin Township Libraries are proud to offer a reading program for young adult readers! Young readers wishing to expand their reading lens beyond the United States and read “Around the World” should give it a try! Complete the program and receive a special award from the library. Yay you!

Girls Who Code Returning This Fall!

Check the website for our starting date and time. This exciting & free program is geared for 6 - 12 grade girls to use computer science to impact their communities & join a sisterhood of supportive peers & role models. A valid email and parent is required at the beginning of the first club for enrollment.

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Saturday Night at the Movies One Saturday of each month at 7 PM, the Library will be screening classics from the American Film Institute Top 100.

Looking Ahead, Adult Programs at Tredyffrin Public Library First Tuesday Mixed Media Movie Nights - 7 PM September 4, October 2, and December 4 We will be showing a movie adapted or inspired by popular books. Join us to just watch the film, or to stay and discuss.

Shows are scheduled on September 22, October 27, November 24 and December 22 Nuit à l'Opéra Come and listen to well-known opera arias, explained in the context of the story. An entertaining evening for adults and children with prestigious opera singers and musicians. A wonderful program with a French flair! The Nuit à l'Opéra is sponsored by the non-profit organization PhilaFLAM.

Camerata Philadelphia Tredyffrin Public Library is honored to be the suburban venue for the esteemed Camerata. From symphonies to concertos to chamber music to lieder to choral to opera, this group of professional musicians brings a fresh and distinct interpretation to the venerated classics. Each program is an eclectic and richly diverse musical offering.

Saturday, September 29 - 7 PM Tickets, $15 adult, $10 child, $40 family

This fall, concerts are planned for 3 PM on September 15, October 13 and December 1.

All ages welcome.

Friday, October 26 at 5 PM.

Annual Diwali Celebration Join us for a celebration of Indian Culture with food and dancing from five different regions of India. There will be activities for children, crafts on display and available for purchase and more!

Heirloom Vegetable Gardening: A Master Gardener's Guide to Planting, Seed Saving, and Cultural History William Woys Weaver, internationally known food historian, author of sixteen books, and keeper of the Roughwood Seed Collection of heirloom plants, will be talking about his latest book, Saturday, October 27.

Fall Networking and Small Business Seminar Series Let's Connect: Optimizing Your Networking Skills, September 13, 6:30 PM Strategic Research-based Approaches to LinkedIn, October 23, 6:30 PM Why Small Business Ownership, November 1, 6:30 PM Technology Help at the Libraries Basic Computer Instruction Tredyffrin Public Library

Mondays and Thursdays, 5-6 PM Basic technology instruction is now available at Tredyffrin Public Library on a one to one, appointment basis. If you need help brushing up on your Microsoft Office skills or setting up your new iPad, schedule a session on the library website through the events calendar. Please leave a quick note on the registration letting us know what you hope to accomplish during your session, so we can better prepare. We do recommend bringing your own device, but we do have a Windows Laptop available for use.

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The generous support of members of the community helps the library continue to offer existing resources and programs while providing opportunities to engage with individuals of all ages, cultures, and backgrounds.

For more information on program offerings at the library, including Hatha Yoga, please visit the Libraries' website and click on an option on the “Programs and Events” menu. There are many ways you can contribute to the Tredyffrin Township Libraries and show your support.

Please visit “About Us/Support” on the Libraries' website for more information.

Tredyffrin Library Receives Generous Donation from Hatha Yoga Program Participants The Hatha Yoga group that meets in Tredyffrin Public Library's large meeting room on Tuesdays and Thursdays each week recently donated $425 to the library. During the months of June and July, certified yoga instructor Ms. Eileen Edman asked her students if they would be willing to contribute to a class gift as a show of appreciation of their “favorite library”.

The library is grateful to Ms. Edman and members of the class for their gift and we are pleased to have such a wonderful group making use of the Library's large meeting room for this community program for adults that promotes a healthy lifestyle.

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Christmas In Marshallton Village

Quick! Draw a BIG red circle around December 1st on your calendars so you don’t miss the beginning of Christmas fun in Marshallton Village.

Please join in the Christmas in Marshallton House Tour from 10AM to 4PM, sponsored by Marshallton United Methodist Church, 1282 W. Strasburg Road, West Chester. Back by popular demand, the tour includes 19 homes and public buildings some dating back to 1724. Tickets, $25 in advance and $30 the day of the event, may be purchased by contacting the church office at 610-696-5247 or via email at office@marshalltonchurch.org.

That day the church building will also become a venue for “pop-up shops” with art exhibits and sales, craft and homemade cookie sales, live music in the sanctuary, and a box lunch being sold in Fellowship Hall for $10.

Talk about the perfect gift for that friend who has everything, or to say thanks to a neighbor. You will easily get in the holiday spirit in charming Marshallton, which was established in the 1760s. The Tour is a celebration of Marshallton United Methodist Church’s 190 years of mission and ministry in Marshallton.

For more information, contact Mary Evans at 484-653-1622. Or Marshallton United Methodist Church at 610-696-5247, Email address: office@marshalltonchurch.org

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Senior Lifestyles: New Safeguards Help Guard Against Scams Two new rules, enacted in February of 2018 by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), are designed to help protect the investment accounts of older adults from fraud. These rules are crafted to make it more difficult for thieves to quickly drain the assets in a brokerage account.

In the first rule, the broker or investment advisor is required to ask the investor for the

name of a trusted contact person. This is someone the broker can contact if there are any questions about the account. The trusted contact is intended to be a resource for the broker if he/she notices strange activity on the account. It is also intended to provide the customer's current contact information and health status or learn about any legal guardian, executor, trustee or holder of a power of attorney (POA).

The second rule allows a broker to place a temporary hold on disbursements from an account if these disbursements seem suspicious. The rule applies to accounts belonging to investors age 65 and older or anyone with a condition that the broker reasonably believes makes it difficult for the person to protect his or her account. Before disbursing the funds, the brokerage firm will be able to reach out to the investor, the trusted contact or law enforcement.

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