Southern Chester County Connections Spring/Summer 2026 Edition

SOUTHERN CHESTER COUNTY

SUMMER’S COMING

LET R&D’S SERVICE GET YOU READY FOR THE HEAT

Dear Members and Friends,

It is with humble gratitude that I serve as your Chairperson for 2026. The Chamber’s Core Values of

Lead • Connect • Educate • Advocate are words Chamber Members live by every day. Some fun facts I would like to share:

• The term Chamber was first documented in France in the year 1959.

• The concept came to America in 1768 with the beginning of the New York State Chamber of Commerce.

• Our Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1929.

• The concept of a Chamber is older than America itself.

With that said, Happy Birthday America!

You may ask What is the definition of a Chamber of Commerce? We are an interconnected group of businesses working together to increase local commerce and serve their communities more effectively than can be done individually. Wow! That says so much!

The Chamber exists to serve and support its Members with the resources and tools they need to maximize their success. This is done through our amazing Chamber team of Cheryl Kuhn and Erica Carosella. The Chamber leadership, our dedicated Board of Directors, is committed to guide and assist with your success.

Board leadership concentrates on connecting with Members – and – it is important for you to know we are on a mission and

will be reaching out to you! We are not calling to solicit funds but to add value for you, the Member. Your success is our top priority! Engagement in our Chamber of Commerce can give your organization a powerful edge in today’s competitive market.

Please keep in mind that the Chamber cannot accomplish this without your continued membership and commitment.

Take advantage of the more than 70 events and programs offered each year. In addition, don’t keep your Chamber a secret! Invite other businesses to experience our initiatives and programs. All programs are designed to create a support network and facilitate services intended to help grow the business community of Southern Chester County and beyond.

Happy Birthday America! – Let Freedom Ring and may continued success be yours!

With gratitude and positive thoughts, Christine Gordon, CEPA, CPFA, CRPC 2026 Chairperson, Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce (Merrill Lynch Wealth Management)

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Members and Friends,

I enjoy starting my “CONNECTIONS” message with a quote:

“It is no use saying, ‘We are doing our best.’ You have got to succeed in doing what is necessary”.

— Winston Churchill

This quote truly caught my eye as one I live by. Doing our best is not the answer – doing what is necessary is what it will take to complete the task at hand– every time. Winston Churchill is renowned for his powerful rhetoric, wit, and steadfastness, with many of his quotes coming from his time as British Prime Minister during World War II, so let me share some key takeaways of this quote:

Results Over Effort: The focus is strictly on outcomes. Good intentions do not excuse failure when a specific, necessary result must be achieved.

Going Beyond “Your Best”: It suggests that personal limits (“our best”) may need to be expanded to meet extraordinary, necessary requirements.

Accountability: The quote highlights that in leadership or

critical scenarios, responsibility lies in getting the job done, not just in the effort invested.

Context: It is often interpreted as a call to persevere and do whatever is necessary to succeed, even when tasks seem daunting or “impossible”.

As the Chamber launches into 2026, we know we must do what is necessary to continue our path forward and upward. I am very proud of the leadership we have in place this year –and – look forward to an incredible year.

We are here for you – don’t be a stranger. Jump in – and – do what’s necessary!

I hope to see you soon.

Best regards,

Cheryl B. Kuhn, IOM

President & CEO

SCCCC PROGRAM AND EVENT CALENDAR

APRIL

Business After Hours event details to follow

Drive Your Membership [VIRTUAL]

Friday, April 10 • 8:30 – 9:30 am

Network at Noon! Luncheon

Thursday, April 30 • 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Member Venue: Hilton Garden Inn

Kennett Square

MAY

Drive Your Membership [VIRTUAL]

Friday, May 8 • 8:30 – 9:30 am

Network at Noon! Luncheon

Thursday, May 28 • 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Member Venue: Hilton Garden Inn

Kennett Square

JUNE

~ Signature Event ~ 2026 Annual Chairman’s Gala

Saturday, June 6 - Triple Crown Event! 158th running of the Belmont Stakes“Test of the Champion” GRAND BALLROOM - The Mendenhall Inn & Conference Center

JUNE

Network at Noon! Luncheon

Thursday, June 25 • 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Member Venue: Hilton Garden Inn

Kennett Square

JULY

Multi-Chamber Speed Networking BBQ

Tuesday, July 21 • 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Member Venue: The Desmond, Paoli PA

Network at Noon! Luncheon

Thursday, July 30 • 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Member Venue: Hilton Garden Inn Kennett Square

AUGUST

~ Signature Event ~ 31st Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament

Monday, August 3 • 10:00 am – 7:00 pm

Member Venue: Hartefeld National Golf Club

SEPTEMBER

Drive Your Membership [VIRTUAL] Friday, September 11 • 8:30 – 9:30 am

Network at Noon! Luncheon

Thursday, September 24 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Member Venue: Hilton Garden Inn

Kennett Square

OCTOBER

~ Signature Event ~ 2026 Annual Fall Luncheon visit www.scccc.com for details.

Drive Your Membership [VIRTUAL] Friday, October 9 • 8:30 – 9:30 am

Network at Noon! Luncheon

Thursday, October 30 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Member Venue: Hilton Garden Inn Kennett Square

For our current calendar of programs and events, visit www.scccc.com

Making a positive impact on the community

The Sanders Team Realty is the 2026 recipient of the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce’s Community Impact Award, joining Tri-M, Cope Construction, Renovation and Roofing, Advisors Mortgage Services and Constellation Energy as the businesses that have been honored with this award so far. In this edition of Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce’s Connections, we profile Jeff and Corrie Sanders, the owners of The Sanders Team Realty, and explore their inspirational story and the work in the community that made them a worthy recipient of this year’s Community Impact Award.

The Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce established the Community Impact Award to recognize the good work that so many businesses and organizations are doing to make a positive impact on the community. If there is a through line in this edition of Connections, it’s that all the businesses and organizations spotlighted are making a positive impact on the community around them in a lot of different ways.

When a group of friends, Tim Savery, Joey Corrado, and Jake Hughes, became business partners and opened Stubborn Goat Brewing in West Grove in June of 2025, they did so because they wanted it to be a gathering place for families and friends. While the business is still new, it quickly achieved the goal of being a place where families and friends could enjoy some brews and food and spend time with each other in a nice, comfortable environment.

For Guenevere Finley of Calabrese Performing Arts Company, both arts and business is all in the

family. Founded by Finley and her sister Becca Calabrese, the Kennett Square arts center is a culmination of a lifelong investment in the arts. The entire community can now benefit from that investment.

Getting organized takes more than just putting up some extra shelves. Victoria Papi and Bronwyn Bird of Space & Home Organizing Solutions help you get to the real root of the problem, and assist you through the process of decluttering and organizing, and get you started on the right path toward creating and maintaining a comfortable, organized environment.

Electric Advisors Consulting and The Stove Shop Fireplace Experts can help businesses or organizations save money—but they go about it in very different ways. Electric Advisors Consulting can work with a business to take the mystery out of utility bills and help save money. Frank Lacey, an electric advisor, advises clients on how to secure electricity and natural gas for their businesses. The Stove Shop Fireplace Experts, meanwhile, gives customers new options to reduce your home energy costs.

Other businesses can ease stress and nourish the soul with the services they provide. We profile Studio di Rosci, which has quickly become a haven for those seeking relaxation and care for body, mind and soul. Studio di Rosci is a loft-style luxury salon and spa located at 210 S. Mill Road in Kennett Square that offers a wide range of services in an elevated spa atmosphere.

We hope you enjoy reading about a few of the businesses and organizations that are making a positive impact on the community.

A Profile in Leadership: Embracing Change

Christine Gordon, CRPC™, CEPA®, CPFA®

Vice President, Senior Financial Advisor

Merrill Lynch Wealth Management

Utilizing Merrill’s award-winning research, we take an expansive, integrated approach to managing our client’s wealth. The philosophy of serving fewer clients with excellence, rather than many clients with mediocrity, is a long-standing approach to white glove service. As a Senior Financial Advisor with over twenty-years’ experience, creating a solid financial foundation for building and preserving wealth is imperative. Achieving a rewarding retirement lifestyle thru life’s twists and turns, is paramount and stems from receiving appropriate planning and advice.

James E.

Turner

Director of Community & Government Relations

Chester Water Authority

James E. Turner serves as Director of Community and Government Relations for the Chester Water Authority (CWA), where he represents the Authority as a regional leader across the 34 municipalities it proudly serves. In this role, he works strategically with municipal officials, community stakeholders, and regional partners to strengthen relationships, expand collaboration, and help meet the evolving infrastructure needs of the communities CWA supports. His leadership ensures alignment between public policy, community priorities, and long-term infrastructure planning.

Prior to his role at Chester Water Authority, Jim served as Director of Economic Development for the Chester Economic Development Authority (CEDA). During his tenure, he played a key leadership role in facilitating more than $1.7 billion in public and private investment, advancing major infrastructure projects, redevelopment initiatives, and large-scale economic revitalization efforts. His work at CEDA positioned him at the intersection of business growth, public policy, and community engagement—experience that continues to inform his strategic leadership today.

In addition to his executive leadership, Jim is deeply engaged in governance and regional advancement initiatives. He currently serves in numerous advisory and board roles that reflect his expertise in economic development, workforce development, tourism, and higher education, including:

• Council of Trustees, Cheyney University

• Two-Term Chairman, Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce

• Chairman, Visit Delco Tourism Board

• Chairman, Chester Business Association

• Chairman, Freedmen Art Alliance

• Board Member, Chester County Economic Development Council

• Board Member, Riverfront Alliance of Delaware County

• Board Member, DelGO Transportation

• Advisory Role, Lincoln University Business Incubator

• Member, Widener University President’s Advisory Board

A respected regional leader, Jim is known for building strategic partnerships that drive sustainable growth, strengthen public-private collaboration, and create measurable community impact. His career reflects a commitment to economic empowerment, infrastructure advancement, and the long-term prosperity of the communities he serves.

Ronald DiSabatino Jr.

Constellation Energy

Ronald DiSabatino, Jr. is Vice President, Outage Planning and Services at Constellation. Constellation is the largest private-sector power producer, the largest producer of clean energy and the leading operator of nuclear power plants in the U.S., generating more 24/7, emissions-free electricity than any other company in the nation. The Constellation fleet of nuclear, natural gas, geothermal, hydro, wind and solar facilities have the generating capacity to power the equivalent of 27 million homes, providing about 10% of the nation’s clean energy and delivering the around-the-clock reliability needed to power America’s growing economy.

Ron has worked at Constellation for 19 years. During

his tenure, he has held roles at the corporate headquarters located in Kennett Square, PA and at Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station in Delta, PA. He earned Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Maryland. Ron was born and raised in Chester County and lives in Kennett Square with his wife and two daughters. In addition to his position on the board of the SCCCC, he serves on the board for Habitat of Humanity of Chester County.

Douglas S. Kook, CPA, CVA, CEPA

DH Business Advisors LLC

Douglas S Kook, CPA, CVA, CEPA is the owner of DH Business Advisors LLC which consults with businesses on succession planning, exit planning and high-level tax planning and tax preparation.

Doug has been in public practice for 27 years helping privately held businesses and their owners achieve success. Doug is active in the community and currently serves as Treasurer for the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce, Treasurer for Brandywine Hundred Rotary Club, District Finance Chair for Rotary District 7630, Treasurer for the Claymont Community Center, President of the Can-Do Playground, Treasurer for Stockings for Soldiers and board member for Hero-Hunts Foundation.

Doug resides in Wilmington, Delaware with his wife and two children.

Bob Cox

BHHC Consulting, Managing Partner

Bob became a consultant after a successful career in revenue generation followed by 20 years of achieving results in education, athletics and organizational development. He received a Master of Arts in Teaching from Johns Hopkins University and honed his skills creating and delivering curriculum that enabled students to achieve Advanced Placement scores worthy of college credit, athletes to improve individual and team skills necessary to compete and win, and business leaders to achieve revenue and key performance indicators that drove growth.

As leaders grapple with greater employee expectations around fulfillment while still achieving organizational results, Bob’s insights accelerate performance. His expertise is in connecting organizational leaders to the recruitment alignment, leadership development, & cultural shifts necessary to sustain high performance. He founded BHHC Consulting and joined

Culture Partners to help organizations build high-performing teams and operationalize culture that achieves results faster; To live in the tension of doing two things at once – winning while still improving. Bob & his wife have two children and reside in southern Chester County Pennsylvania.

Jason Feller

Crystal Clean Canz

Jason is a graduate of The University of Delaware, where he met his wife, Wendy – both Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management Majors. His family consists of two growing kids, McKenzie who has a passion for music, Reagan who has excelled in swimming, dog Roxy, and his most favorite (non-child) his aquarium.

Since middle school, Jason had a passion for service, and food service, he went on to High School and studied Culinary Arts at Carver Center for Art and Technology, Towson, MD. Being active member in the Student CMAA organization and held internship positions with Baltimore Country Club, Hyatt Hotels and Wilmington Country Club he found value in front facing service positions.

He learned his southern hospitality while working at Atlanta Athletic Club in Duluth Georgia as an Assistant Manager with rotational responsibilities including Beverage Manager and Casual Dining Manager. An atmosphere of a “Warm Welcome” was introduced to him while Columbia Country Club as the Clubhouse Manager. Overseeing the Club Activities, Housekeeping, Security, Food and Beverage and assisting with operations throughout the 18-month renovation. Jason additionally served the NCCMA chapter on the Student Development and Trade Show Committees and as the Student Development and Technology chair.

In 2010 Jason took the General Manager position at Heritage Shores Club, located in Southern Delaware. The 55+ better Residential Community is host to a championship golf course, ballroom that seats 400 and multiple dining decks. During his tenure at the Club he had the ability to take a new property and create lasting events, activities, operational standards, and participate in structuring new capital projects. As of 2015 he moved back to the Brandywine Valley and took the role of Clubhouse General Manager at Kennett Square Golf and Country Club. At a club with almost 100 years of experience Jason guided the club through many major accomplishments including membership growth of almost 40%, Clubhouse Renovations, Technological enhancements and Membership communications.

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As recently as 2023, Jason took on his first Solo-Preneur Entrepreneurial challenge of opening his own business, a trash can cleaning business. Over the past two years has expanded to all exterior cleaning services. He continues to participate in volunteering for the Avon Grove Instrumental Music Boosters Association, University of Delaware Lerner Executive Mentoring Program and is accepting the 2025 Chairman’s role of the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce.

Chris Cessna

The Tri-M Group

Chris Cessna has been a dedicated member of The Tri-M Group for more than 22 years. He began his career as a service technician and worked his way into project and operations management. Through technical expertise and a commitment to customer success, advanced into his current role as Vice President of Service, where he leads Tri-M’s service operations and strategic service initiatives.

The Tri-M Group specializes in network installation, physical security, commercial and industrial automation, energy management and electrical specialties, serving a diverse customer base across commercial, industrial, data center, and storm recovery markets. With a 60-year track record of industry excellence, Tri-M has grown to more than 500 plus employees and delivers solutions to customers nationwide. In his leadership role, Chris focuses on operational excellence, team development, market expansion and delivering service experiences that reinforce Tri-M’s position as an industry leader.

Pauline Garcia-Allen

Oxford, Pennsylvania, Borough Manager

Pauline Garcia-Allen is the Borough Manager in Oxford, Pennsylvania. As the Chief Administrative Officer for Oxford, she oversees the daily operations and administration of the municipality, working to ensure efficient and effective delivery of public services, with a focus on fiscal responsibility, sustainability and transparency. She advises Borough Council on matters regarding public policy, economic development, land

planning and zoning, code enforcement, public works and infrastructure, and serves as a liaison between the Borough and the larger community.

Pauline has spent her career working to build stronger communities, successfully holding leadership roles in the areas of community and economic development, fundraising and program management, public relations, and stakeholder outreach and facilitation. With over twenty years of experience in public speaking and facilitation, Pauline’s greatest strengths and passion lie in facilitating dialogue between diverse groups of people to build consensus and solve problems. She resides in Lincoln University with her husband, two sons and silver labrador. In addition to her position on the board of the SCCCC, she represents the Borough on the boards of the Oxford Area Sewer Authority, Oxford Mainstreet, Inc. and the Oxford Theater.

Nicole Gordon

NIKIGO Sauce, LLC, Founder and CEO

Nicole Gordon is Founder and CEO of NIKIGO Sauce LLC. NIKIGO is an innovative Asian-style sauce company, using Chester County mushrooms as the basis for its flagship product, NIKIGO Original Soy Free Sauce, a soy sauce replacement that is free of soy, gluten or other major food allergens. With approximately 33 million Americans affected by at least one food allergy, NIKIGO is providing allergy-friendly flavor solutions to the growing Asian food scene.

A native of Seattle, Nicole lived in the United Kingdom for seven years, where she completed her secondary education. Post-university, she lived in India for three years. She founded NIKIGO in 2021 after navigating her own food allergy issues for a number of years. She was awarded an AB of Geography from Colgate University. She lives in Kennett Square with her husband. In addition to her position on the board of the SCCCC, she serves on the FARE PACT Alliance for FARE (Food Allergy Research and Education), the leading food allergy advocacy organization.

Scott Dolor

M. Davis & Sons, Inc. Vice President, Operations

Scott Dolor serves as Vice President of Operations at M. Davis & Sons, Inc., a fifth-generation, award-winning manufacturing, fabrication, and construction company. He leads a team of over 400

skilled tradespeople who build, install, and service corporate and government facilities, combining hands-on craftsmanship with engineering expertise and advanced technology.

Scott has over 30 years of experience in manufacturing, fabrication, and construction industries, much of the time with M. Davis & Sons. His innovative thinking, attention to detail and commitment to success have played a pivotal role in the growth of our fabrication business. Through Scott’s vision, M. Davis operations teams have gone through many process improvements to achieve great efficiency.

Scott is a lifelong resident of Chester County. Currently living in West Chester with his wife and two daughters. He has active involvement in the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce, and the Manufacturing Alliance.

Scott graduated from West Chester University of Pennsylvania with a BS in Chemistry, University of Maryland with a BS in Chemical Engineering, GoldeyBeacom College with his MBA in International Business & Marketing Management, and The Wharton School for Executive Negotiation.

Ronan W. Gannon LCH, Chief Executive Officer

Ronan W. Gannon is LCH’s Chief Executive Officer.

Ronan’s role as CEO began at the beginning of May 2021 and his career has included both strategic and operational roles in primary care, pediatrics, women’s health, and vaccine development in both large and small organizations.

Most recently Ronan served as Chief Commercial Officer at EryDel Biotech.

Ronan currently serves on the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) Committee on Agricultural Worker Health, NACHC Rural Health Committee, NACHC Health Policy Committee, and the NACHC Committee on Health Center Excellence/Training, and the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Association of Community Health Centers (PACHC), as well as serving on PACHC Legislative Regulatory and Policy Committees. In addition, Ronan served on LCH’s Board of Directors from 2015-2020.

He holds a B.A. from the University of Richmond, an MBA from Northeastern University, and is an alumnus of Harvard Business School’s General Management Program. He and his wife have lived in southern Chester County for the last 30 years.

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Patrick Taylor

Taylor Oil & Propane

Patrick Taylor is a proud owner of Taylor Oil & Propane, a family owned and operated business celebrating its 75th anniversary.

Pat is a graduate of Radford University. Upon graduation, Pat once again returned to Taylor Oil & Propane, the business that his grandfather founded in the heart of Southern Chester County.

Taylor Oil & Propane is one of the oldest members of the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce and Pat is honored to serve on its Board of Directors.

Pat and his family as well as Taylor Oil & Propane are very involved in the community and Pat’s Eagle Scout project is still prominently displayed in Kennett Square. Pat has been featured on Executive Leaders Radio and when you don’t find him in the community whether at First Friday in Oxford or the Balloon Festival in Kennett Square, you may just see him behind one of the iconic Taylor Oil & Propane trucks visiting clients in the community.

Pat and his wife Stacie live in Southern Chester County with their three children.

Joshua Parambath, Esq.

Attorney at Law

Joshua Parambath is a dedicated attorney practicing law in Pennsylvania, known for his thoughtful advocacy, deep commitment to justice, and wide-ranging courtroom experience.

Admitted to the Pennsylvania bar, Josh brings a unique blend of prosecutorial expertise and personal passion to his legal practice.

Josh’s professional journey began in public service, where he served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office (2016–2021) and later in the Chester County District Attorney’s Office (2022–2024). In these roles, he handled hundreds of cases, bringing empathy and resilience to individuals facing some of life’s toughest challenges. His prosecutorial work included overseeing complex investigations and serving as

an election law point of contact.

Josh’s motivation to pursue law was deeply influenced by his upbringing in an immigrant household—his mother an attorney and his father a Syrian Orthodox priest—where he witnessed firsthand the barriers communities face in accessing justice. This personal insight shaped his mission to serve as a representative and trusted advocate for underrepresented individuals.

Now in private practice, Josh applies the skills he honed as a prosecutor—empathy, tenacity, and a steadfast dedication to fairness—to provide personalized legal representation. Whether in criminal defense or broader legal matters involving personal injury, family law, estate planning, or real estate, he approaches every case with integrity and a focus on achieving meaningful outcomes for his clients.

Outside the courtroom, Josh enjoys spending quality time with his wife and daughters, staying active, and pursuing his creative side as a disc jockey.

Ken Pitts Advisors Mortgage Services, Sr Loan Officer

Ken Pitts is a Sr Loan Officer with Advisors Mortgage Services. Ken has been a mortgage lender for over 35years. His career has included being a licensed mortgage broker, as well as working in the banking industry as a regional mortgage banking manager with Fulton Bank. Ken has served as an instructor for the Philadelphia Mortgage Bankers Association School of Mortgage Banking. In 2024 Ken published a book, Kinetic Wealth, which is a layman’s guide to understanding the reverse mortgage and how to evaluate it as a potential retirement tool.

Ken earned his bachelor’s degree in liberal arts at Swarthmore College where he studied both psychology and earned a teaching certificate. Ken is a transplant from Delaware County and has been living in New London, Chester County for the past 26years. Ken is now an empty nestor with his wife having raised two sons. In addition to his position on the board of the SCCC, he serves on the board of SILO (Serving, Inspiring and Loving Others) a nonprofit dedicated to offering friendship, support, a listening ear to people in need in the community and to help as appropriate.

Katie Mobley

Longwood Gardens , Communications Manager

With more than two decades of experience in communications, Katie Mobley helps shape and steward Longwood’s brand voice and external communications, advancing awareness of the Gardens and its mission. Through thoughtful storytelling and strategic communication, she supports the organization’s efforts to share its vision, values, and impact.

Before joining Longwood, Katie built a robust foundation in member engagement, strategic communication, and project leadership. She led member development and retention initiatives for an education nonprofit, managed crossdepartmental communications efforts, and honed her expertise while supporting federal and nonprofit clients. This breadth of experience and mission-driven background informs her strategic approach and her commitment to communications that strengthen impact, broaden reach, and drive meaningful engagement.

Anthony J. Poluch, Jr – (Tony) UNIVEST

Bank

Tony currently serves as Senior Business Development Officer for Univest Bank, a full-service bank, which is celebrating its 150 Anniversary this year. Tony has over 40 years’ banking experience including building a bank wide sales culture, Commercial lending, Consumer lending, as a CRA officer, Retail banking, and created a Call Center that enhanced overall customer experience.

In addition, Tony teaches a networking 101 course to Univest staff as well as to local non-profit organizations. He has served on several boards and is past Chair of the Chester County Art Association and the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce.

A lifelong resident of Chester County, Tony resides in Downingtown with his wife Carol. He has two daughters and four grandchildren. His hobbies include gardening, boating, golfing, and cooking and he considers himself novice sommelier.

Electric Advisors Consulting

By Betsy Brewer Brantner Contributing Writer

When businesses check their bottom lines, one of the first things they usually check is the cost of utilities. Utilities costs usually don’t decrease, and, depending on where you live, there may be cost increases that are frightening. If you are the type of person that constantly turns off lights when they are not in use, or you put a sweater on and lower the thermostat, you might need to see an energy consultant.

That is where Frank Lacey, an electric advisor, steps in. He can take the mystery out of utility bills and, in the process, help save you some money.

Lacey advises clients on how to secure electricity and natural gas for their businesses. The charges for those items can vary greatly depending on what part of the country you live in. Another factor that affects your bottom line could be analyzing the times you use the most energy. The more you spend on electricity and gas every month, the more important these factors become.

“Electricity is complicated,” Lacey said. “There are a lot of moving parts that can cause prices to increase.”

Natural gas and electric utilities are heavily regulated through a mix of federal oversight (interstate transmission, wholesale electricity markets, and environmental standards) and state-level control (retail rates, distribution, and energy mix mandates). Key legislation includes the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (renewables/credits), the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (grid modernization), and state-specific laws regulating utility monopolies, renewable portfolio standards, and building decarbonization.

If that all sounds very confusing, it is. That’s where Lacey comes in.

“I have been working in this field for over 30 years,” Lacey explained. “It is complicated, but my 30 years of experience allows me to help customers navigate the complexities. I got into the industry when I was studying finance and environmental management at graduate school. It has always been a very dynamic field. I like the fact that I can save businesses money every day.”

Lacey explained that a number of studies have been performed researching the costs of electricity. Electric marketing restructuring happened in 1996. In 2025, there was

an inflation adjustment electricity cost study completed.

“The 2025 study was the only real academic, apples-toapples, study that I have seen that assesses the results of electricity restructuring correctly,” he said. “Average electricity bills are now about 20% lower than they were in 1996. You can now shop for lower-priced electricity, but there are many things to consider when doing that, such as wires, transportation, generation of electrons and more.”

From the procurement side, he can help customers get into electric and gas contracts that are aligned with their businesses’ tolerances for risk and other needs. Some people might prefer things such as varying prices. Others might want a price that is locked in for a long period of time.

“You have to work with the customer to understand what their expectations are for the future,” Lacey explained. “I work to align business practices with their energypurchasing strategies. I help clients navigate competitive energy markets so they can compete better in markets they operate in. My goal is to help my customers make more informed decisions.”

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s mission is to regulate the many essential utility services that Commonwealth residents and businesses rely on every day. The PUC works to ensure safe and reliable electric, natural gas, pipeline, motor carrier, rail, telecommunications, water and wastewater service at reasonable rates.

However, Lacey does feel that the PUC makes it difficult to engage in e-commerce transactions in energy markets in 2026.

“Let’s just say there are a lot of regulatory hoops to jump through when working with customers,” Lacey said.

Laws and regulations may obstruct or make the process more difficult. People that sell to residential customers have a complicated road to traverse. Wholesale electric

markets are regulated at the federal level, Lacey pointed out. The interaction at a resident’s home is regulated by the state.

Lacey would say that he works in the northeast, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Illinois, but some of his clients are global.

“I may deal with a business that operates in Pennsylvania, but they may be headquartered in France or Spain,” he explained. “I find the best product and price for businesses. Customers use electricity differently. They use different quantities at different times. You pay a premium when you use electric during the peak hours of the day or year. If you use a lot in the afternoon in the summer, you will pay that premium over the course of the entire year, not just those peak hours. My work has contributed to customers saving billions of dollars since 1996. I don’t help just one customer. Part of what I have done in my career is that I helped change the rules to save all customers money.”

Lacey added, “Through my job, I help businesses save their money. That’s why I do this.”

Frank Lacey can be contacted at 610-793-2809.

Calabrese Performing Arts Company:

Building family through the arts

By Gabbie Burton

Contributing Writer

For Guenevere Finley of Calabrese Performing Arts Company, both arts and business is all in the family.

Founded by Finley and her sister Becca Calabrese, the Kennett Square arts center is a culmination of a lifelong investment in the arts.

“My parents are folk singers and some of my earliest memories are of them singing together,” said Finley. “Music has been a huge part of my existence forever.”

Finley, who graduated from Kennett High School in 2000, shared that during her childhood in Kennett, arts programs were primarily only available through the school and that her parents’ devotion to music, arts and education, as well as their Quaker faith allowed a similar passion to grow in her.

March of 2020.

Both the summer camps and the opening of the Calabrese Arts Company on Cypress Street in 2023 allowed Finley to create a safe space for others to practice their arts vulnerably just as she was able to do growing up.

“If you don’t have a space to grow that confidence, then you don’t really get the full effect of those tools that you have,” she said. “Our goal is here is to have this safe space - this positive placewhere people feel welcome and feel like they can get out of their comfort zone without it being scary.”

Having a space of belonging is what Finley described as her “why” in running the arts company. She emphasized that the feeling of belonging is especially important for neurodivergent community members and youth.

“I was raised Quaker, so the whole idea of, that of God existing in every person, and I think that it doesn’t even necessarily have to be God, it’s just that light, it’s that spark. Maybe it’s creativity, maybe it’s love for some people or passion. It looks different in different people, but it exists,” she said. “Tapping into that as a human is scary. There’s a level of vulnerability to that and having a safe space to express creatively was an absolute life saver for me, and I was able to have that in my home.”

A safe place for the arts

In addition to exposure in the home, Finley shared how she and her sister used to attend musical summer camps away from home growing up and decided to offer similar programs to the Kennett community through the Adventures in Music Summer Camps which were run out of Kennett Friends Meeting House from 2010 until COVID-19 arrived in

“So many creatives are neurodivergent, and we’re just starting to understand how that affects everyone,” she said. “Growing up with ADHD, music and art were my absolute safe places and those are the things that are cut out of schools, so I want to provide that here for people.”

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Finley shared that she and the team at Calabrese Arts are working on getting their non-profit status in order to continue offering and growing programs aimed at supporting neurodivergent communities.

Finley’s emphasis on building a safe space and imbuing her business with a sense of belonging has seemingly worked. Though the business started just in her family, she shared how strong the community of Calabrese has grown over the years – forming not just a community, but a larger family network.

“I remember when we were building the space out and just walking in and seeing how much space there was and how much we were going to be able to do and how many people we were going to be able to provide a home for, and it has become that,” she said. “We have families who are here multiple days a week, because it is their community.”

Finley shared that the support and family provided at Calabrese has never just been for kids enrolled in the programs but rather for the entire family. As a mother of two children ages 11 and 14, Finley shared how the family built at Calabrese is close to her heart.

‘The real thing’

“I have a heart for moms, especially neurodivergent moms and moms of neurodivergent kids, because it’s a very challenging life,” she said. “Having each other to kind of prop ourselves up on and also create wonderful things together, it’s healing in so many ways.”

Being able to support moms is important to Finley, her sister, and the rest of the all-women team at Calabrese Arts which also includes their longtime friend Alicia MarraMaguire, who helps on the business side of operations, and Creative Arts Director, Alyssa Hupchick. Balancing running a business with being a mom is not easy, but Finley doesn’t stop there. She also works as a music teacher at both Willowdale Children’s Academy and at Hockessin

Montessori School, making the support at Calabrese all that much more helpful.

“The balance is hard, but I’m not doing it by myself,” she said. “There is a very solid family here and I have made some of the closest friends I’ve ever had in the last couple years through this place. And now our families are just families together, like you would see in a movie, but you’re like, ‘Wait, is that the real thing?’ It is.”

The sense of support and belonging coming from all sides at Calabrese seems to form a cycle. Students are able to grow their passions and feel accepted, parents see the impact and pitch in to help, Calabrese Arts grows stronger and is able to continue supporting students and keep the cycle moving. Finley shared how one dad volunteered to build a new stage for the center using his contracting company with a mom from a different family designing the stage.

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“These are professionals in their fields who are just putting ridiculous amounts of energy into making this place succeed, because they see what it does for their kids and for them,” she said. “The kindness that I get to see here is wild.”

Finley and Marra-Maguire shared stories of students they’ve watched grow over the years. From Hannah, who started as one of Finley’s eight-year-old classroom students and now teaches lessons at Calabrese while pursuing her graduate degree in expressive arts therapy, to Jaden who started out quiet and shy but eventually grew confidence on stage and took on the role of Lord Farquaad in their rendition of Shrek Jr. the Musical this past winter.

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Whether it’s through private lessons, stage productions, art classes or summer camps, Finley and Marra-Maguire shared how transformative the arts can be to both children and adults, especially when supported by a family such as Calabrese Arts.

“I think that expression and learning how to express emotion is a highly under-utilized skill that can be taught through the arts very easily because you put your own self into what you’re creating,” Finley said. “That is scary, and so for kids – anyone, not just kids – learning how to put themselves into what they’re doing on a deeper level gives more purpose to existence, hence more happiness to life.”

To contact Contributing Writer Gabbie Burton, email gburton@chestercounty.com.

Space & Home Organizing Solutions

By Marcella Peyre-Ferry Contributing Writer

Getting organized takes more than just putting up some extra shelves. Victoria Papi and Bronwyn Bird of Space & Home Organizing Solutions help you get to the real root of the problem, and assist you through the process of decluttering and organizing, and get you started on the right path toward creating and maintaining a comfortable, organized environment.

Victoria started in the organizing business 25 years ago with her business, Keep It Simple. She and Bronwyn have been working together for ten years, and the two went into partnership almost 3 years ago, rebranding the company as Space & Home Organizing Solutions. The co-owners work together on most projects, bringing different skills to the tasks.

“We’ve got two different styles,” Victoria said. “I see the big picture. Bronwyn fine-tunes things.”

When a client contacts Space & Home Organizing Solutions, the process begins with a few simple questions to determine what the person is hoping to accomplish. A more in-depth phone consultation goes on to explore the issues to be addressed and the client’s goals.

sorting everything in like groupings, then working with the client to decide what should stay and what can go. There is never any judgement associated with what you decide to keep and they respect sentimental attachments. They do not force you into decisions, but instead help you set guidelines so that you can comfortably let go when you need to.

Victoria and Bronwyn realize that this can be a difficult process and if they see a client being overwhelmed, they will suggest the person take a break while they keep sorting. The client is involved in the process at the level they want. Some people want to be involved in every step of the process, while others prefer to set the overall direction and let the organizers take it from there, only making decisions when needed. Some will want to be a part of the full job from beginning to end while others want to simply guide the general direction and let the organizers do the work on their own, making decisions when needed.

A typical package brings the two organizers to your home for six hours to tackle one room. It might be the kitchen, closets, a basement, storage room or several smaller spaces—the organizers get right to the clutter,

“We break it down and make it easier for people to make choices,” Bronwyn said. “We ask ‘if we organize it this way, can you maintain it?’”

There are a variety of reasons to call in professional organizers. Moving to a new home, you may need help to pack or to unpack, or both. If you are planning to downsize, you can start a year or two before your move to tackle the job well before your moving date deadline. Sometimes, it is a change of lifestyle such as a widow or

widower making a fresh start or a young mother facing the clutter of children’s things always coming in and never going out. Space & Home Organizing Solutions can even help you with your office to organize your workplace, files, and computers so you can work efficiently in an environment that helps make your job easier.

Some people will try to organize on their own, but can’t seem to find a place to start, or they soon become so overwhelmed by the process that they quit before any real progress is made. Because they are so familiar with the process, Space & Home Organizing Solutions can do more work in six hours than you might accomplish in several weekends.

Others may hesitate to call in help because they don’t want anyone to see how bad the clutter is. Victoria and Bronwyn have seen it all, and do not judge. Victoria said that your situation is always kept confidential. Every job is also tailored to the individual client’s needs.

“I’ve had the privilege to work in over 600 homes and every one’s different,” Victoria said.

Space & Home Organizing Solutions takes clients located roughly within 15 miles of Chadds Ford or Kennett Square. For more information, visit the website at www. space-homeorganizing.com, follow on social media or call 610-608-1488.

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The Stove Shop Fireplace Experts

By Marcella Peyre-Ferry Contributing Writer

The record-setting winter of cold and snow that had people shivering came at the same time that rising prices stretched budgets to the point where even necessities like heating have been impacted. If you have turned back your thermostat and still feel the chill in the air and the pinch in your wallet, it may be time to look at new options to reduce your home energy costs. The first place to begin your investigation should be The Stove Shop at 20 East Pothouse Road

in Phoenixville. There you will find all the information you need to make a decision on the best type or stove or fireplace insert for your home.

You may have driven past The Stove Shop and wondered what they have to offer. Come in and see the products in operation with live burning fireplaces so you can view the products in action and visualize how they would look in your home.

Any season is a good time to stop in and learn more. You do not have to wait for the weather to change to be prepared to improve the warmth of your home, with installations usually completed in a single day.

Options include a wide selection of wood, natural gas, pellet, electric and propane hearth products. The fireplace experts will explain the differences and help you decide which fuel would work best for your situation and the various products that are available.

Although wood may be the first fuel that comes to mind, you may want to consider other options. Wood should be seasoned for at least a year, and you will need to think about storage. Pellets are readily available and do not require the fire-building knack that cord wood does. Natural gas is a good option where available, or if you select propane, a tank may need to be installed. Even electric fireplaces are available that give a beautiful atmosphere to a room while providing warmth.

Perhaps you have a fireplace in your home but never use it because it take too long to prepare, and there is too much cleanup afterward. Where your old-fashioned, open fireplace draws air from the room and produces limited heat, an enclosed fireplace system keeps the fire safely behind glass while the heat is transferred into the room.

If you just love the look of a real fire in the fireplace, but you are not interested in the work related to wood or pellets, consider natural gas or propane, where the fire is started in the blink of an eye with one touch of a remote control.

“The time and commitment are less than people realize,” The Stove Shop owner Patrick Ryan said. Do not assume that because your house was built without a fireplace that you cannot have one. In fact, you have the option of installing a self-contained fireplace along any exterior wall and have it finished to look just the way you want it.

The process begins with a visit to The Stove Shop to talk to the fireplace experts, develop a plan and get an initial estimate. This is followed by a site visit at no charge to confirm the specifications and provide a free estimate for your complete project. After installation, you will have the support of The Stove Shop’s team for regular maintenance and to address any questions that might arise once you start using your new fireplace or stove.

The Stove Shop suggests regular maintenance for woodburning installations yearly.

Even heating just one room with a fireplace or stove is an energy bill saver. With this method, you can keep the heat in the room you use most, while reducing the thermostat for the rest of the house and keeping bedrooms comfortably cooler for sleeping.

If you have experienced electrical blackouts, and the cold that accompanies them when conventional heating systems fail, you will value the warmth and independence of a fireplace or stove. Although electricity may go out, wood and pellets keep working and a battery back-up ignition system enables gas fireplaces to start and stay functional.

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The addition of a stove or fireplace is also a good way to open up otherwise hard-to-heat spaces such as basements. The room that always feels damp or uncomfortable can be turned into a warm and bright space that your family can enjoy.

“The vibe changes completely,” Ryan said. “It’s a cold world when you don’t have fire in your home.”

If you value experience, then The Stove Shop is the place you can trust for help when choosing the best way to heat your home and save money on your electric or heating fuel bills.

“I care very much about fuel costs and electric resources,” Ryan said. “We want to provide responsible information. We don’t do a hard sell.”

The Stove Shop was founded on St. Patrick’s Day in 1977 by Ted and Bill Ryan. This was during a time when the energy crisis had everyone re-examining how to handle their energy needs in an uncertain economy. Heating oil prices had jumped and many people were turning to wood stoves to help heat their homes.

If you value experience, then The Stove Shop is the place you can trust for help when choosing the best way to heat your home and save money on your electric or heating fuel bills.

Ted Ryan saw the value of having choice in heating fuel, but homeowners needed a place to get information and purchase safe options that could be expertly installed in their homes so they started a business to provide that service.

Since then, The Stove Shop has always taken pride in a job well done. The commitment to excellence is never overlooked.

You can also visit the website at fireplaceexperts.com for information and to make an appointment to ensure a time to talk to one of the Fireplace Experts.

They are there with you for the long haul from education and planning to selecting and installing the system that will be right for your home.

Today, Ted’s grandson Patrick Ryan is at the helm of the business, and every employee of The Stove Shop shares the same dedication to serving clients and the community.

“I want to uphold the values of my family,” Ryan said. “We’re your neighbors. We want everyone to know we’re here.”

You may have driven past The Stove Shop and wondered what they have to offer. Come in and see the products in operation with live burning fireplaces so you can view the products in action and visualize how they would look in your home.

Stop in at The Stove Shop any time Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. You can also visit the website at fireplaceexperts.com for information and to make an appointment to ensure a time to talk to one of the Fireplace Experts.

Studio di Rosci

By Marcella Peyre-Ferry Contributing Writer

Studio di Rosci has quickly become a haven for those seeking relaxation and care for body, mind and soul. A loft-style luxury salon and spa located at 210 S. Mill Road, Kennett Square, Studio di Rosci offers a wide range of services that go well beyond the haircut and styling of the typical salon.

“We’ve taken those things we do traditionally and created a more serene environment,” owner Kathleen Rosci said. “The spa atmosphere is elevated. We have created a luxurious, tranquil environment. We’re all about the experience.”

You may come for the usual hair appointment, and then find that Studio di Rosci also offers permanent makeup, waxing, threading, makeup artistry, massages and more. They have just launched their new Caffe’ Pura in their downstairs studio lobby.

Kathleen Rosci has 25 years experience in the hair business.

“I knew the holistic world is where I wanted to be,” she said. “I found brands to support the treatments I wanted to do. I wanted to bring an experience that is unique and healthy. It’s not a factory setting, there is intention behind every piece.”

When it comes to skin care, Studio di Rosci goes to another level far above conventional expectations. Skin care and Headspa services are individualized treatments that use a holistic approach blending advanced techniques with pure, active botanicals for a deeply restorative experience that balances beauty, wellness and intention.

Customized facials range from a 30-minute express facial to keep you at your best between regular treatments, to the ultimate facial experience – a two-hour session that encompasses the whole body. It includes an herbal foot soak to release toxins and sooth tired feet, aroma therapy, a holistic facial treatment with customized organic compounds and massage for arms, hands, feet and ankles. It is the ultimate way to quiet the mind and soul while refreshing the body.

Add-ons to any facial can include customized treatment peels, micro-needling, or dermaplaning.

One of the most popular services at Studio di Rosci is the Headspa, which uses organic, sustainable ingredients for a holistic head and scalp treatment to bring out your natural radiance from root to crown.

The headspa includes a warm botanical compress, exfoliating scalp cleanse and a tension-relieving massage all to promote circulation, reduce buildup and support healthy hair growth.

The newest offering at Studio di Rosci is an IV Lounge, where you can receive IV vitamin treatments or vitamin injections, done in partnership with a holistic doctor. While the IV process takes place, relax in a serene room where you can shed the daily stress while receiving spa treatments during your session. Shed your worldly worries and become revitalized.

The space and services at Studio di Rosci have expanded with the end of March opening of Caffe’ Pura at the lobby level. Meaning ‘pure coffee’ in Italian, here is a spot to enjoy classic Italian drinks, pastries, community and wellness.

The expansion allows the studio to offer more opportunities for the community, such as wellness teas, workshops, meditations, sound gatherings and more.

“We’ve created a unique experience,” Rosci said.

Located at 210 S. Mill Road, Suite 105, Kennett Square Studio di Rosci is open each Monday through Saturday. For more information, visit the website at studiodirosci.com, follow them on social media or call 484-502-4810.

‘See you next week’: Stubborn Goat Brewing has people returning for more

By Joseph Mesa Contributing Writer

Before what’s on tap matters, the owners of the Stubborn Goat want the entrance to the West Grove gathering place to matter.

“The first 10 seconds you walk in the door, you’re going to be greeted by somebody,” co-owner Tim Savery explained. He described that as the through line for the business—the bigger goal is for the Stubborn Goat to be a place people return to rather than a place to just try once.

If the Stubborn Goat has a creation story, Savery told it in the plainest way: the business began as an idea that had to survive a family conversation. When he and his partners started taking the plans seriously, he said they went to their wives first.

“It was a resounding, ‘This is probably a terrible idea,’” Savery recalled. He described his wife’s response as a kind of affectionate verdict: “You guys are gonna do it anyway, aren’t you? You’re really stubborn.”

That, Savery explained, is where the name “Stubborn Goat” came from.

Owned by friends and business partners Tim Savery, Joey Corrado, and Jake Hughes, Stubborn Goat opened on June 19, 2025.

Savery said the “family friendly” idea was baked into the plans for the business very early on.

“Between me and my two partners, we’ve got eight children,” he said. “We want you to be able to come in here with your friends, your family, your kids…and have activities for everyone.”

Programming is a major part of how the tavern keeps people coming back. Stubborn Goat typically hosts live music every Friday and Saturday, plus a monthly open mic night run by local host Dan Orlando. The business also leans into being a community stop in ways that don’t revolve around the stage. Stubborn Goat partners with Lucky Dog Rescue, hosting adoption events and periodic dine-and-donate nights that send part of the proceeds back to the rescue.

Asked what best represents the brewery side, Savery pointed to Counting Sheep, the Stubborn Goat’s flagship hazy IPA that features refreshing citrus tones. The beverage is both popular and something the owners are proud of after a lot of experimentation went into perfecting it.

Savery credited brewer Kenny Monroe’s creativity and said he’s been learning from him. On the food side, three items have emerged as consistent top sellers: smash burgers, cheesesteak egg rolls, and salads. Savery emphasized that the smash burgers are “made by hand, fresh, never frozen,” and said Chef Parker has been developing options with a spring menu update planned. Customer feedback, Savery said, plays a direct role in what stays and what changes. When the tavern updated its menu previously, customers were clear about the items they didn’t want touched.

“There’s a few items…they’re like, ‘you better not get rid of this one,’” Savery explained.

Savery also described a trial-and-error approach to food that mirrors what he said about beer.

Items that don’t resonate get replaced. Portion sizes and ingredients get adjusted. Some staples stay.

“We’re not looking for a cookie-cutter menu either,” he said, adding that fresh ingredients and on-site preparation are priorities. On sourcing, Savery said the kitchen uses distributors for some products, but that Chef Parker makes frequent produce runs locally.

“Chef Parker makes three trips to the produce stores around here in town,” Savery said. “So all of our produce is really coming from right here, around the West Grove area.”

Co-owner Joey Corrado pointed to a family scene that repeats itself at the tavern: groups staying put and treating the space like it’s their own to have family fun.

“It is seeing how family and friends have made The Goat an extension of their family room,” he said. “Doesn’t matter if it’s playing one of the board games, listening to the band or just coming for a meal, people are really enjoying themselves here.”

Corrado said that he hopes by a third visit, customers

aren’t naming a single standout feature. He explained, “Great beer, check. Great food, check. Great service, check, and another wonderful experience. See you next week.”

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Entertainment is another part of the tavern’s conversation with customers. Bands often come in through word of mouth, customers, family connections, musicians reaching out, and the tavern’s own research—but the owners also listen to what people want to see again.

They are quick to ask, “How was the band tonight? What did you think? Would you have them back? Would you like to see them again?”

It’s another example of the connection the tavern tries to keep with its customers. They want to give people a place to hear artists they’ll run into again, and a schedule that feels tied to the neighborhood rather than dropped in at random. Sometimes, the interest shows up before the weekend even starts.

“We’ll get a number of people calling up and say, ‘Hey I heard they’re playing this weekend,’ asking about getting reservations for a table,” Savery explained.

Open mic nights work the same for similar reasons. They’re described by Savery as being built around participation.

“Everyone walks in with their instrument,” he explained. “They sign up, and they are encouraged by the crowd, no matter what.” The monthly night breeds a non-judgemental environment that feels welcoming to try something in front of an audience.

Savery said the tavern keeps games available and sees customers use them in ways he didn’t expect. Some families go straight for the bigger games. Other groups bring their own board games and settle in for an entire evening. He described seeing customers play Ticket to Ride for hours and said it’s part of what the owners wanted: a place where “people [have] something to do here, other than just come in and… drink beer and eat food.”

Outside, Savery pointed to a similar idea—space that can accommodate more than one kind of visit. Stubborn Goat’s beer garden comes alive in spring and summer, he said, and West Grove Memorial Park sits behind the property. He described it as an advantage for families and dog owners: pets can’t be inside the building, but the outdoor area allows people to bring them along when the weather is right.

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The same flexibility shows up in how Savery described pairing food and beer. He said the Stubborn Goat doesn’t try to dictate a single “correct” match. With 16 taps, the lineup is built for range, he said, and the staff encourages customers to experiment. Savery offered examples of what he thinks works—lighter beers like a lager or pilsner with a smash burger, and a stronger Belgian-style beer alongside a salad—while emphasizing that the goal is variety, not rules.

The running theme in Savery’s answers, whether he’s talking about the name, the menu, or live music, is that Stubborn Goat isn’t trying to operate like a “drop-in” bar that exists only on weekends. He talks about it like a place that has to keep earning trust in a small community, one decision at a time.

When asked what advice has mattered most since opening, Savery said it’s been important to

avoid arriving with a fixed idea of what the West Grove community should want.

He explained, “I’ve found it incredibly helpful to get to meet the people that are here in the community already and not come into this thinking, ‘Hey, I’ve got this great idea that’s going to blow everybody over.’”

The approach, he added, is to keep feedback moving in both directions: “Involvement…helps to craft a great experience… bring people together, listen, make them feel heard.”

That mindset is also how Savery answered a final question about what he wants customers to take away. He started by expressing their gratitude. “Thank you for trying us out and giving us a shot,” Savery said. Then he returned to the goal he’s repeated throughout: make the place feel like it belongs to the people who come through the door.

“Provide an atmosphere where people feel welcome, they feel safe, they feel like this is their place,” he said. “This is a place they like going to. And they want to bring their friends, too, they want to bring their families, too.”

Corrado’s version of that same idea is shorter and more direct: If people are treating the tavern like an extension of home, the room is doing its job. If the experience holds up well enough that “See you next week” becomes normal, the business is doing what it set out to do. The beauty of Stubborn Goat isn’t that it offers one perfect night. The appeal is that it can offer several kinds of nights—and still look familiar the next time someone walks in, gets greeted, and can count sheep.

Habitat for Humanity of Chester County

For nearly 40 years, Habitat for Humanity of Chester County has worked alongside volunteers, donors, and community partners to help local families achieve the stability and opportunity that comes with a safe, affordable home. What began with a small group of volunteers building the first Habitat home in Chester County has grown into a countywide effort that has provided housing opportunities for more than 671 adults and children.

Today, the need for affordable housing is increasingly visible throughout Southern Chester County. Communities like West Grove, Oxford, Kennett Square, and Coatesville are vibrant places to live and work—but rising housing costs are making it harder for many essential members of our workforce to remain in the communities they serve.

The families who partner with Habitat are not strangers to hard work. They are teachers who help educate our

children, medical technicians and healthcare workers who care for our families, and first responders who protect our neighborhoods. Many work full-time yet still struggle to find housing they can reasonably afford.

Habitat for Humanity helps address this challenge by creating opportunities for affordable homeownership. Families who partner with Habitat invest hundreds of hours of “sweat equity” helping build their homes and the homes of their neighbors. They also complete financial education and purchase their homes with an affordable mortgage. It’s a hand-up, not a handout approach that creates long-term stability for families while strengthening the communities around them.

Affordable housing benefits more than the families who move into these homes. It helps ensure that the people who power our local economy can continue to live where they work. When teachers, healthcare workers, and service

professionals can remain in the communities they serve, schools, businesses, and local governments all benefit. Stable housing also contributes to stronger neighborhoods, better educational outcomes for children, and greater economic mobility for families.

For Richard and Angela, affordable homeownership is about more than simply having a house; it’s about building a future for their two daughters. As they worked alongside volunteers to help build their home, they saw firsthand the power of community and perseverance. For their family, the experience has become a powerful lesson for their children. As Richard explains, it’s about showing them that “no matter what obstacles we face, we can achieve our dreams with patience, hard work, and a clear purpose.”

Stories like Richard and Angela’s are unfolding throughout Chester County, and Habitat’s work in southern Chester County continues to grow. In the coming months, new homes are planned in West Grove, Coatesville, and Phoenixville, helping expand opportunities for hardworking families who want to put down roots here. Habitat is also expanding its home repair program, which allows low- and fixed-income homeowners—many of them seniors—to

remain safely in their homes through accessibility improvements, weatherization, and critical repairs.

But building homes requires more than construction materials—it takes a community.

There are many ways residents and businesses across southern Chester County can support Habitat’s work. Volunteers are always needed on construction sites and in the Habitat ReStore, where donated building materials and home goods are sold to support the mission. Companies can donate surplus materials, provide skilled labor, or sponsor build days for their employees.

Community members can also play an important role by advocating for policies that increase housing opportunities. Thoughtful zoning reform and local policies that support expanding the housing supply are essential to ensuring that our communities remain accessible to working families.

Affordable housing is not just about building homes—it’s about building a stronger, more inclusive community. By working together, southern Chester County can ensure that teachers, healthcare workers, first responders, and hardworking families have the opportunity to live, work, and thrive right here in the communities they serve.

Southern Chester County Chamber honors

The Sanders Team Realty with the 2026 Community Impact Award

By Chris Barber Contributing Writer

The Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce honored The Sanders Team Realty with the 2026 Community Impact Award.

Jeff and Corrie Sanders, the owners of The Sanders Team Realty, will be formally recognized at the annual Chamber Chairman’s banquet, a festive gala that brings together the founders and operators of local businesses in late spring.

Jeff and Corrie Sanders live in Lincoln University. In addition to their business, Jeff coaches football at Unionville High School and mentors youngsters at the Lighthouse Youth Center. Corrie is the board chairman of Oxford Neighborhood Services Center and coaches youth swimming. Both have earned praises for contributing their time and energies to benefit groups and individuals in need in the local community.

The Community Impact Award recognizes local businesses that have positively impacted the community through active support of nonprofit organizations and philanthropic causes.

Erik Gudmundson, a former Southern Chester County Chamber board chairperson, founded the Community Impact Award. At the annual Chamber luncheon at Hartefeld National to announce the selection of this year’s recipient, Gudmundson described the origin of the award and why he started it. He explained that, while the chamber has been giving the Outstanding Citizen recognition to worthy honorees since 1968, he felt something was missing.

He explained, “Five years ago, I looked out at all those businesses that have had a positive effect on the community. What can we do to recognize the businesses that are doing all that wonderful work for the non-profits?”

The answer he came up with was the Community Impact Award. He advanced the proposal among the members and was rewarded with approval.

In the first four years, the following companies were recognized for their positive impact on the community: Tri-M, Cope Construction, Renovation and Roofing, Advisors Mortgage Services and Constellation Energy.

Now, The Sanders Team Realty is being honored.

Corrie and Jeff Sanders operate their real estate business out of their home in concert with the additional challenge that faces Jeff. He lives with the military combat injury he suffered In battle 21 years ago that robbed him of his legs.

As Jeff described the incident: “I was blown up on September 6, 2004 by a roadside bomb in Iraq. The subsequent blast and concussion launched me from my Humvee at the mercy of gravity. Once conscious, I tied my own tourniquet and waited 15 minutes until the

ambush was over. I was then airlifted to a surgery center in Baghdad. The blast ultimately resulted in the amputation of my left leg, the day before my 22nd birthday.”

When asked about their current work in real estate and the activities in the community that earned them the honor from the chamber, they expressed fondness and a lot of gratitude.

Jeff first got licensed in real estate in the spring of 2018, and Corrie followed suit in the spring of 2022. That’s when The Sanders Teram began, and they are now licensed in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware.

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Corrie explained, “We’re Oxford strong, but real estate has allowed us to cover a broad service area, while highly enjoying helping our local clientele.”

They agreed that southern Chester County, northern Delaware and Cecil County have a bucolic blend of agriculture and small-town charm, and that’s why they have devoted so much time and energy to the Oxford community.

They are driven in their vocations by their own reasons. Jeff said his commitment to prioritize helping others was instilled in him at an early age.

“Faith has been an important factor,” he said. “If you are reading this, then you are blessed. Why wouldn’t you want to pay that blessing forward, especially if all it takes is just a smile, a thank you or an atta boy? God is good.”

Corrie grew up swimming a lot at the Main Line YMCA and may have been swimming before she was walking.

“Swimming has allowed me to travel across the world

“Faith has been an important factor.”

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competing and representing the U.S. in four consecutive Olympic trials and the Pan Am Games,” she explained. “I want to pay it forward and share with the next generation.”

The Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce is a group that promotes the region’s trade, commerce and business activities. It includes an array of business owners, entrepreneurs, companies of various sizes, nonprofits, health care and service organizations. It has been in existence for more than 90 years.

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21st Century Cyber Charter School 484-875-5400

Educational Services - School: Charter 37 Chocolates LLC (610) 306-2350

Food

Baldwin Services LLC (610) 483-3184

Home Services

Bancroft Homes Inc. ........................ (302) 655-5461

Construction-Residential

Bankers Life/CNO Financial (484) 690-7069

Insurance

BDO USA, LLP 302-656-5500

Accountant - CPA

Burton’s Barber Shop, Established 1892 .................... 610-444-9964

Personal Services - Barber

ButlerBank Consulting 610-268-1276

Business Service - Consulting

C.P. Yeatman & Sons, Inc. | Mother Earth, LLC.......... ........................................................... 610-869-3595

Mushrooms - Mushroom Farms/Companies

A Child’s Light.................................... 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

Adventure Playground...................... (302) 571-2013

AEarly Learning Center - Education

Advisors Mortgage Services .............. 610-637-7325

Mortgage - Residential Mortgage

Affinity Energy Management 302-218-8920

Energy - Energy Consulting

Aire Serv of West Chester ............... (484) 251-8728

Heating and Air Conditioning - HVAC

Al George - RE/MAX Town & Country .........................

........................................................... 610-202-2942

Real Estate - Residential Real Estate

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

Angela Beers, LPT Realty 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

Approachable Accountants PLLC dba Pedante and Company ............................................ 610-719-3830

Accountant - CPA

Area Public Adjusters ..................... (215) 915-8651

Insurance

Atlantic Pension Services, Inc. 610-925-5554

Administrator - Retirement Plan

Avery Impact: Business for Good (610) 772-4912

Consultant - Organizational Management

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

Better Business Bureau/Metro Philadelphia/Eastern PA ...................................................... 215-985-9313

Non-profit

BHHC Consulting 301-538-0734

Consultant - Organizational Management

BISHOP Sealcoating LLC (484) 667-5494

Paving

Black Belt Auctions ............................ 484-746-3200

Auction & Appraisal Services

Black Cow Bistro 610-388-7700

Restaurant and Food Service - Banquet Facilities

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

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 Services, Inc. ...... 610-869-0443

Sewage - Septic Systems

Brian Hartle State Farm Agency ........ 610-444-5454

Insurance

Bright Orange Thread 302-250-2339

Cabot-Kjellerup Realty Trust 610-742-2476 Real Estate

Calabrese ARTS Co. 610-742-3382

Art and Music Empowerment

CCamp Saginaw .................................. 888-477-CAMP Accomodation/Lodging - Campground

Canine

Baccellieri Family Dentistry LLP 610-444-0208

Dentist

BMarketing - Consultant

BSS Contractors, LLC ........................ 610-345-1316 Contractor

CHM Accounting (610) 484-3862

Accounting & Bookkeeping Service

ChristianaCare

302-733-1000

Health and Medical - Consumer-directed health care

Christine Gordon Merrill Lynch Wealth Management . 610-594-1177

Financial Services - Wealth Management

Ciafre Electrical Services Inc. 610-633-2700

Electrician

Citadel Credit Union

Financial Institution - Credit Union

610-380-7011

Clemens, Inc. ..................................... 610-444-4404

Building Contractor

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

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 Covenant Wealth Strategies, LLC .... (302) 234-5655

Financial Planning

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

D. L. George Historic Motorcars (610) 593-7423

Automotive

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

On-demand IT and Software Consulting

Delaware County Community College 484-237-6406

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

DH Business Advisors LLC............... (302) 563-8702

Tax, Valuation and Exit Planning

Diamond State Advisory DBA Assisting Hands

Chester County South 610-871-7444

Home Health Care

DMB Contracting 484-667-8161

Contractor

Door & Gate Co. LLC.......................... 302-421-0088

Home Improvement - Doors, Gates, Security

Services

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

Edward Jones Investments ............. (302) 246-7225

Financial Services

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

Ethel Ann Murphy - Beiler Campbell 610-368-9929

Real Estate - Residential Real Estate

F. Frederick Breuninger & Son Insurance, Inc. ........... ........................................................... 610-384-1980

Insurance

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

Accountant - CPA

Financial House, Inc.

610-444-1215

302-654-5451

Financial Services - Financial Planning

First Ascent Design ............................ 302-709-1266

Marketing - Advertsing

First Citizens Community Bank 610-605-5307

Financial Institution - Bank

Fischer Cunnane & Associates CPA & Consultants 610-431-1003

Accountant - CPA

Fitchett Chiropractic .......................... 610-869-3222

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Kennett Area Park Authority - Anson B. Nixon Park ....

........................................................... 610-444-1416

Park - Gardens

Kennett Area Senior Center 610-444-4819

Non-profit - Senior Center

LCH Health and Community Services Oxford 610-444-7550

Medical/Heathcare Service

LCH Pia Center for Behavioral Health......................... ........................................................... 610-444-7550

Habitat For Humanity of Chester County..................... 610-384-7993

Non-profit

Hajoca Corporatin DBA:Weinstein Supply Kennett Square (610) 444-2730

Wholesale Distributor - Mushrooms

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 ................... 484-265-9259

Insurance - Health and Medical

Hearne Hardwoods, Inc. 610-932-7400

Carpentry and Woodworking - Millwork

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

Kennett Area YMCA ........................... 610-444-9622

Non-profit - Community 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 Apartments - Berger Communities ........................................................... 484-324-6597

Real Estate - Property Management

Kennett Square Golf and Country Club ....................... ........................................................... 610-444-5239

Golf Club - Private

Kennett Square Police Department 610-444-0501

Police Protection

Kennett Square Veterinary Hospital ... 267-446-8620

Veterinarian

Kennett Strength and Wellness ........ (302) 528-9599

Fitness

Kennett Township 610-388-1300

Municipality

Keystone Transportation Funding Coalition

Non-profit

Kimberley Vassal Coe & Weimer Insurance ..............

Medical/Heathcare Service

LCH Specialty Care Center West Grove ...................... 610-444-7550

Medical/Healthcare 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

Water - Water Purification

LGB Properties, LLC .......................... 610-925-3411

Iconic Roofing & Exteriors (302) 305-3258

Roofing - Roofing & Exteriors

If Not for Music .................................. 610-955-6904

Non-profit - Education

ILM Marketing.................................... 267-987-3024

Digital Marketing Services - Social media, web design, advertising, print design

I........................................................... 610-932-9350

Insurance

Kona Ice of Southern Chester County 484-748-0085

Ice - Shaved ice

Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. ..........

........................................................... 215-293-1410

Jackson ImmunoResearch Laboratories, Inc. 610-869-4089

Manufacturer - Medical Research Products

Jana Bannan Photography ................. 302-743-6291

Photographer

Jennersville YMCA 610-869-9622

Non-profit - Community Service

Jennifer Reeves Photography 610-804-9087

Photographer

JJoe Oliver - Edward Jones Investments......................

........................................................... 610-998-9046

Financial Services - Financial Planning

John K. Sturgis Builders, Inc. 610-268-8686

Building Contractor

Karl Environmental Group 610-223.1832

Environmental - Consulting, remediation, testing, training

KarMar Realty Group, Inc. ................. 610-459-8585

Real Estate - Commercial Real Estate

Kauffman Gas 610-593-5063

Energy - Fuels

Kendal-Crosslands Communities ....... 610-388-5660

Retirement Community

Kennett Area Community Service ...... 610-925-3556

Non-profit - Community Service

Business and Industrial Imaging Products and Services

KRANZ Motorcars (484) 731-2656

Automotive

KSQ Digital, LLC 610-998-5150

Marketing - Social media, websites, e-mail

Kuzo Funeral Home, Inc. ................... 610-444-4116

Funeral Service

L&W Insurance 302-674-3500

Insurance

Lael Stables 610-268-3303

Equine - Stable

Lamb McErlane PC ............................ 610-430-8000

Legal - Law Firm

Lancaster Stormers (717) 509-3003

Recreation/Entertainment - Sports

LLandenberg Pet Resort & Spa 610-274-0809

Animal Service - Retail Store

Larmore Scarlett LLP......................... 610-444-3737

Legal - Law Firm

LCH Health and Community Services ......................... 610-444-7550

Health and Medical

Mendenhall Inn, Hotel and Conference Center 610-388-2100

Banquet Facility

Meridian Bank .................................... 484-568-5033

Financial Institution - Bank

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

MyOfficeOps ...................................... 610-455-4259

Accounting - Bookkeeping Services

MySherpa 855-284-3867

Computer Systems - Managed IT Services

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 484-889-9171

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 Sauce LLC 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

Optical on Point ................................. 484-746-3839

Optician

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 - Education

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

P.S. Murphy Ltd. (302) 230-1284

Legal

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

Bookkeeping Services

Pam Hesler and Associates Photography ................... ........................................................... 484-356-4016

Photographer

Paradigm Consulting Engineers 610-624-1240

Engineering - Mechanical

Paul Campanella’s Auto Centers...... (302) 650-9185

Automotive - Auto Repairs

PECO ................................................. 610-725-7189

Energy - Utilities

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..... 302.287.5392

Mortgage

Pillar Real Estate Advisors, LLC ........ 484-887-8202

Real Estate - Commercial Real Estate

Pocopson Plumbing

Plumbing - Plumbing Contractor

610-425-8006

Press Zero 610-331-6936

Social Media

Principal Securities, Inc..................... 267-973-4413

Financial Services - Wealth Management PRMI (610) 306-7929

Mortgage PromoGrill LLC 877-232-6493

Business Service - Promotional Products & Items

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SERVPRO of Kennett Square/Oxford ........................... 610-268-8620

Clean-up/Disaster Recovery Services

SILO (Serving, Inspiring, Loving Others) 610-715-9952

Non-profit

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

Non-profit - Community Partner

484-730-1277

SSW Moving and Junk Removal ........ 484-620-4985

Home Services - Moving Service

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

Storage Sense- Kennett Square (518) 265-5021

Storage

Stroud Water Research Center 610-268-2153

Non-profit

Stubborn Goat Brewing ...................... 610-679-9017

Brewery

Studio Di Rosci

Personal Services - Salon

484-502-4810

The Garage Community & Youth Center ..................... 610-444-6464

Non-profit

The Market at Liberty Place 610-925-3411

Restaurant and Food Service

The Mattock School of Music............. 484-734-0329

Music - Education

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 Pearl- 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 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

Tiger Adjusters (610) 818-1589

Insurance

Timber Wolfe Lanes 610-932-8850

Recreation/Entertainment

Transportation Management Association of Chester County ................................................ 610-993-0911

Transportation

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) 444-8526

Financial Institution - Bank

Truist - Oxford 484-881-4851

Financial Institution - Bank

Truist - West Chester ......................... 610-263-2706

Financial Institution - Bank

UBS Financial Services, Inc. 302-407-4723

Financial Services - Wealth Management

Umbreit Wileczek & Associates, PC ........................................................... 610-444-3222

Accountant - CPA

Unfair Advantage Marketing .............. 610-368-2377

Publishing - Magazine

Unionville Presbyterian Church 610-347-2327

Religious Organization

Unionville-Chadds Ford School District ........................................................... 610-347-0970 Educational Services - School District United States Senator for Pennsylvania - John Fetterman .......................................... 215-241-1090

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 Systems - Managed IT Services

TThe 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

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

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

Approachable Accountants PLLC

dba Pedante and Company 610-719-3830

www.pedantecpa.com

BDO USA, LLP

302-656-5500

www.bdo.com

Cynthia Quinn, CPA 610-380-1040

www.mcq1040.com

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. 45

Umbreit Wileczek & Associates, PC 610-444-3222

www.uwacpa.com

Accountant - CPA - Consultant

Cherry Bekaert, LLC

302-798-3300

www.cbh.com

RKL LLP

484-874-2932

www.rklcpa.com

See ad pg. 5

Accounting

Rubin Partners LLC

302-593-6498

www.rubinpartnersllc.com

Accounting - Bookkeeping Services

Mahala Bookkeeping, LLC (484) 502-4974

www.mahalabookkeeping.com

MyOfficeOps

610-455-4259

www.myofficeops.com

CHM Accounting (610) 484-3862

https://www.chmaccounting.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

Pet Butler of Chadds Ford 610-937-8823

www.petbutler.com

See ad pg. 17

Animal Service - Retail Store

Landenberg Pet Resort & Spa

610-274-0809

www.Landenbergpetresort.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

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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

Automotive

D. L. George Historic Motorcars (610) 593-7423

www.Dlgeorge.com

KRANZ Motorcars (484) 731-2656

www.kranzmotorcars.com

Automotive - Auto Repairs

Paul Campanella’s Auto Centers (302) 650-9185

www.campanellas.com

Bakery - Catering

Vanessa Ross Cakes 610-467-1800

www.vanessarosscakes.com

Banquet Facility

Mendenhall Inn, Hotel and Conference Center 610-388-2100

www.mendenhallinn.com

Bookkeeping Services

Office Elf Bookkeeping 610-509-1099

www.OfficeElf.net

Paisley Solutions 610-444-2597

www.paisleysolutions.com

See ads pgs. 23 & 41

Bookkeeping Services - Consulting Services

McGarrigle Consulting and Bookkeeping Services 484-437-4557

www.mcgarriglebookkeeping.net

Brewery

Braeloch Brewing 610-612-9242

www.braelochbrewing.beer

Stubborn Goat Brewing 610-679-9017

https://www.stubborngoatbrewing. com

See ad pg. 47

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 and Industrial ImagingProducts and Services

Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. 215-293-1410

www.kmbs.konicaminolta.us

Business Sales / Acquisitions

Commonwealth M&A, LLC 610-368-2316

www.commonwealthmna.com

Business Service

PA Chamber of Business and Industry 717-720-5471

www.pachamber.org

Schooley Mitchell 610-944-2487

https://www.schooleymitchell.com/ office/prymiszewski/ ZenBusiness 844-493-6249

https://www.zenbusiness.com/ pennsylvania-llc/

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

See ad pg. 33

Business Service - Consulting ButlerBank Consulting 610-268-1276

www.butlerbank.net

Business Service - Education: Ceramics

Centered Clay Studio 717-860-1507

www.centeredclaystudio.com

Business Service - Promotional Products & Items

PromoGrill LLC 877-232-6493

www.promogrill.com

The Perfect Impression 610-444-9493

www.theperfectimpressionco.com

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Business Service - Signs & Graphics

compuSIGN & Graphics

610-268-2290

www.compusign.com

See ad pg. 43

Carpentry and WoodworkingMillwork

Hearne Hardwoods, Inc.

610-932-7400

www.hearnehardwoods.com

Catering Service

Gia Bella Catering 610-316-9609

www.giabellacatering.com

Catering Service - Food Service

Connections Catering Company 302-339-9106

www.Connectionscateringcompany. com

CFO Services

Orion Advisors (FocusCFO) 610-587-4351

https://www.focuscfo.com

TruPeak (302) 229-5894

https://trupeak.com/ WhitwellCFO

610-675-4474

https://www.whitwellcfo. com/#:~:text=David%20Whitwell%20is%20an%20operationallyfocused%20financial%20executive%20 with,companies%20grow%2C%20 improve%2

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

Chiropractor

Corrective Chiropractic 302-234-1115

www.correctivechiro.net

Fitchett Chiropractic 610-869-3222

www.fitchettchiropractic.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

https://www.servpro.com/locations/ pa/servpro-of-kennett-square-oxford Colleges/Universities

West Chester University of PACollege of Business and Public Management (610) 436-2930

https://www.wcupa.edu/businessPublicManagement/

Communications - Cable Television COMCAST 610-350-0155 www.comcast.com

Communications - Podcast Start Local Podcast 610-590-0130 startlocal.co

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

MySherpa 855-284-3867

www..com

Tera Technology Group 302-994-0500

www.teratechgroup.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. 47

Starrett Design Build, Inc. 302-598-6607

www.starrettdesignbuild.com

Consultant - Branding and Storytelling

Hero’s Quest Consulting 443-908-6264

www.herosquestconsulting.com

Consultant - Organizational Management

Avery Impact: Business for Good (610) 772-4912

averyimpact.com

BHHC Consulting 301-538-0734

www.buildandperform.com

Contractor

BSS Contractors, LLC 610-345-1316

DMB Contracting 484-667-8161

www.dmbcontracting.com

Long Meadow Lights (484) 643-9423

https://www.longmeadowlights.com/

Counseling - Individual and Family

New London Counseling Center 484-746-3112

www.newlondoncounselingcenter.com

Dance Studio

Chesco Dance Center (610) 268-3374

www.chescodancecenter.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

Adventure Playground (302) 571-2013

Www.theadventureplayground.com

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: High school

Chester County Technical College High School Pennock’s Bridge Campus 610-345-1800

www.cciu.org/tchspennocksbridge

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 See ad pg. 37 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. 11 Electrician Ciafre Electrical Services Inc. 610-633-2700

New London Electric, Inc. 610-869-7325 www.newlondonelectric.com

See ad pg. 25

Valentine Electrical Services LLC (484) 238-0801

Valentineelectricalservices.com

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

Constellation Energy Corporation

267-533-5621

www.constellation.com

See ad pg. 27

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

Engineering - Civil and Environmental

Stantec Consulting Services Inc.

610-840-2507

www.stantec.com

Engineering - Land Development

Regester Associates, Inc.

610-444-5554

www.regesterassociates.com

Engineering - Mechanical Paradigm Consulting Engineers

610-624-1240

www.pcemep.com

Environmental

E.H.C. Associates 717-656-3008

www.ehcassociates.com

Environmental - Consulting, remediation, testing, training

Karl Environmental Group 610-223.1832

www.karlenv.com

Equine Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association 610-444-1050 www.pabred.com

Equine - Stable

Lael Stables

610-268-3303

www.americasbestracing.net

Executive Coach

Bellew Strategies

610-675-5193

www.Bellewstrategies.com

GR Coaching and Consulting (302) 285-9857

www.gretchenrickards.com

Executive Coach - Leadership Development

Leading Forward

484-354-2905

www.leadingforwardcoach.com

Financial Institution - Bank

First Citizens Community Bank

610-605-5307

www.firstcitizensbank.com

Fulton Bank Brandywine Division 610-382-3119

www.fultonbank.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) 444-8526

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

Brandon Miller- Diamond State Financial Group 302-366-0366 www.dsfg.com

Covenant Wealth Strategies, LLC (302) 234-5655

https://www.covenantwealthstrategies.com

See ad pg. 40

Financial Services

Chatham Financial 484-731-0213

www.chathamfinancial.com

Edward Jones Investments (302) 246-7225

https://www.edwardjones.com/us-en/ financial-advisor/elizabeth-darling?m sockid=22974db4fdd462f427ec5b6 bfc5f6317

Univest Financial 610-722-5527 www.univest.net

Financial Services - Financial Planning

Blessing Financial Inc. 610-436-5257

www.blessingfinancial.com

Financial House, Inc. 302-654-5451

www.financialhouse.com

Joe Oliver - Edward 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

Principal Securities, Inc. 267-973-4413

www.craigcharlton.net

UBS Financial Services, Inc. 302-407-4723

https://advisors.ubs.com/montchaninwealthmanagement/ Fire

Kennett Fire Company No.1 610-444-4810

www.firestation24.com

Fire - Fire Companies

Longwood Fire Company 610-388-6880

www.longwoodfireco.com

Firearms Training & Education Reliance Tactical 302-440-4986

www.RelianceTactical.com

Fitness Club Pilates Kennett Square 610-624-3350

https://www.clubpilates.com/location/ kennettsquare

Kennett Strength and Wellness (302) 528-9599

https://www.ksqwellness.com

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

https://www.groceryoutlet.com/grandopening/kennett-square

Food

Nikigo Sauce LLC 206-471-0326

www.nikigo.com

Taylor Oil & Propane Inc. 610-444-3810 www.tayloroilandpropane.com Full Service Internet, IT, Systems, Network, Web & Voice FORMERGE (484) 402-0160

https://www.formerge.com/ Funeral Service

Grieco Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc. 484-734-8100

www.griecofunerals.com Kuzo Funeral Home, Inc. 610-444-4116

www.kuzoandfoulkfh.com See ad pg. 66 Garden Center

Water Crest Farms Nursery 610-869-3883

www.watercrestfarmsnursery.com

Taste Local Eats

302-373-6859

www.tastelocaleats.com

Golf Club - Private

Kennett Square Golf and Country Club 610-444-5239 www.ksgcc.com

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Radley Run Country Club

610-793-1660

www.radleyruncountryclub.com

Golf Club - Private - Banquet Hall

Hartefeld National Golf Club

610-268-8800

www.hartefeld.com

Golf Club - Public - Restaurant

Wyncote Golf Club

610-932-8900

www.wyncote.com

Government

County of Chester - Clerk of Courts 610-742-1484

www.chesco.org/202/Clerk-of-Courts

County of Chester - Department of Human Services

610-344-6900

www.chesco.org

County of Chester - Department of Workforce Development

610-344-6150

www.chesco.org

County of Chester - Open 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

Government - Government Officials

County of ChesterCommissioners 610-344-6151

www.chesco.org

Pennsylvania Office of the Governor 717-787-2500

www.governor.state.pa.us

Pennsylvania Office of the Governor - Commission 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

Group and Individual Medical, Dental, Life and Disability

Cosaint Insurance Advisors Inc (484) 919-2959

www.cosaintia.com (coming soon)

Health and Medical

LCH Health and Community Services 610-444-7550

www.lchcommunityhealth.org

See ad pg. 43

Lighter 4 Life Rx (610) 702-5433

www.lighter4liferx.com (new not quite up an running yet) lighterforliferx.com is current one

The Occupational Health Center 610-738-2474

Health and Medical - Consumerdirected health care ChristianaCare 302-733-1000

https://christianacare.org/us/en/facilities/west-grove-campus

See ad pg. 7

Health Care: Consumer-DirectedHealthcare Services

Brandywine River Valley Hospice 610-998-1700

www.lhcgroup.com/locations/brandywine-river-valley-hospice/

Heating and Air ConditioningHVAC

Aire Serv of West Chester (484) 251-8728

https://www.aireserv.com/westchester

See ad pg. 34

Anthony Zunino, Inc.

610-268-0201

www.anthonyzuninoinc.com

Chadds Ford Climate Control, Inc. 610-388-9333

www.chaddsfordclimatecontrol.com

See ad back cover

R & D Heating & Cooling, Inc. 610-444-6421

www.rdhvac.com

See ad pg. 4

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

Home Health Care

Diamond State Advisory DBA

Assisting Hands Chester County South 610-871-7444

https://assistinghands.com/119/pennsylvania/chestercountysouth

Nurturing Angels Home Care of Kennett Square PA 610-910-3025

https://www.instagram.com/nurturingangelshomecareofpa/ Home Improvement

Gotcha Covered of West Chester and Wilmington 484-739-9393

www.gotchacovered.com/west-chester-wilmington

Home Improvement - Doors, Gates, Security Services

Door & Gate Co. LLC 302-421-0088 www.doorandgateusa.com

Home Services

Baldwin Services LLC (610) 483-3184 baldwinservicesllc.com Home Services - Maintenance

Fix It Clark Handyman 484-356-6477 www.Fixitclark.com The Stove Shop Fireplace Experts 610-935-9334

https://fireplaceexperts.com See ad pg. 37

Home Services - Moving Service

SSW Moving and Junk Removal 484-620-4985

www.sswmoving.com

Home Services - Security Chesco Security, Inc. 610-268-3922

www.chescosecurity.com

Ice - Shaved ice

Kona Ice of Southern Chester County 484-748-0085

www.kona-ice.com

Ice

Hangry Bear Creamery 610-744-2722

www.hangrybearcreamery.com

www.mdavisinc.com

See ad pg. 15

ALLSTATE - The Kennett Square Agency 610-444-0300

www.allstateagencies.com/broselli/ Welcome

Area Public Adjusters (215) 915-8651

https://www.areapublicadjusters.com

Bankers Life/CNO Financial (484) 690-7069

https://agents.bankerslife.com/pa/ king-of-prussia/1150-1st-ave/leandrad%27ambrosio

Brian Hartle State Farm Agency 610-444-5454

www.brianhartle.com

F. Frederick Breuninger & Son Insurance, Inc. 610-384-1980 www.Binsured.com

Kimberley Vassal Coe & Weimer Insurance

610-932-9350

https://kvcwinsurance.com L&W Insurance 302-674-3500

www.lwinsurance.com

Tiger Adjusters (610) 818-1589

www.tigeradjusters.com/team/alechannan

Yerkes Insurance Inc.

610-869-4065

www.yerkesinsurance.com

See ad pg. 26

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

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

484-265-9259

www.facebook.com/HealthMarketsHarleysvillePA.MP/

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 215-532-1311

https://www.ruppertlandscape.com/ locations/commercial-landscapingtoughkenamon/

Landscaping - Landscape Design

Maffei Landscape Design LLC

610-357-9700

www.danilomaffei.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

P.S. Murphy Ltd. (302) 230-1284

www.psmurphyltd.com

Legal - Law Firm

Carosella & Associates, P.C. 610-431-3300

www.carosella.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. 49

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. 29

Riley Riper Hollin & Colagreco

Attorneys at Law

610-458-4400

www.rrhc.com

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

Manufacturing - Switchgear and Automated Power Control Systems

Philadelphia Electrical Equipment Company 484-840-0860

https://www.peecoenergy.com

Marketing Welcome Neighbor LLC

610-358-0580

www.welcomeneighborpa.com

Marketing - Advertsing

First Ascent Design 302-709-1266

www.firstascentdesign.com

Marketing - Consultant Bright Orange Thread 302-250-2339

www.brightorangethread.com

Real Digital Results 484-702-2614

www.realdigitalresults.com

Marketing - Social media, websites, e-mail

KSQ Digital, LLC 610-998-5150 www.ksqdigital.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

See ad pg. 65

Media - Radio WCHE 610-692-3131

www.wche1520.com

Medical/Heathcare Service

LCH Health and Community Services Oxford 610-444-7550

www.lchcommunityhealth.org

See ad pg. 43

LCH Pia Center for Behavioral Health 610-444-7550

www.lchcommunityhealth.org

See ad pg. 43

Medical/Heathcare ServiceDentist

P. Randall Eckman, DDS 610-388-0223

www.eckmandds.com

Medical/Heathcare ServiceHospital

Chester County Hospital - Penn 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/Healthcare ServiceWomen’s Health, Dental, Pediatric Care

LCH Specialty

www.lchcommunityhealth.org

See ad pg. 43

www.kpittsmortgage.com Delaware Valley Financial Mortgage LLC 610-932-5444

https://delvalmort.com

Houston Baker, Primary Residential Mortgage 610-306-7929

https://www.primaryresidentialmortgage.com Rapid Mortgage Company NMLS# 126872 610-388-4440

www.rapidmortgagekennettsquare. com Municipality

Avondale Borough 610-268-8501

www.avondaleboro.net

Borough of Kennett Square 610-444-6020

www.kennettsq.org

Borough of Oxford 610-932-2500

www.oxfordboro.org

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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

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

Better Business Bureau/Metro Philadelphia/Eastern PA 215-985-9313

www.easternpa.bbb.org

Brandywine Red Clay Alliance 610-793-1090

www.brandywineredclay.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

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

https://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/ 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 Train - MidAtlantic 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 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 YoungMoms 855-964-6667

http://www.youngmomscommunity. com

Non-profit - Community Partner Square Roots Collective 484-730-1277

www.ksqroots.com See ad pg. 19

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

If Not for Music 610-955-6904

www.ifnotformusic.org

Oxford Arts Alliance 610-467-0301

www.oxfordart.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

Nutrition and Wellness Fuel up KSQ 610-470-3287

Office Products and Supplies

- Office furniture, printing & promotional, and more

Richter Total Office 215-723-3900

www.richteronline.com

On-demand IT and Software Consulting

DataConnectX LLC 610-314-3880

www.dataconnectx.com

Optician

Optical on Point

484-746-3839

www.optonpoint.com

Painter - Painting Commercial and Residential

CertaPro Painters of Western Chester County 610-368-2879

www.western-chester-county.certapro. 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

Paving

BISHOP Sealcoating LLC (484) 667-5494

Www.bishopsealcoating.com

See ad pg. 22

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 - Massage Therapy

Modern Massage Works 610-444-5884

www.modernmassageworks.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

Write-Well Handwriting Clinics and Assistive Technology Services 610-932-9511

www.write-wellhandwritingclinic.com

Photographer

1865 studios (484) 947-8080 1865studios.com

Blueprint Photography LLC 302-668-6058

www.blueprint-photography.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

Market Street Print (610) 692-5918

www.marketstreetprint.com

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

Real Estate

Cabot-Kjellerup Realty Trust 610-742-2476

www.cabot-kjellerupfoundation.org

Realty ONE Group - Restore 610-345-0000

www.realtyonegroup.com/realestateagent/daniel-sweeney-13134596

Real Estate - Commercial Real Estate

KarMar Realty Group, Inc. 610-459-8585

www.karmarrealty.com

Pillar Real Estate Advisors, LLC 484-887-8202

www.pillarrealestateadvisors.com

Real Estate - Investments Next Home, LP 610-220-7024

www.NextHomeLP.com

Real Estate - Property Management

Kennett Square ApartmentsBerger Communities 484-324-6597

www.rentberger.com

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, LPT Realty 707-227-6637

www.angelabeershometeam.com

Colleen Boroughs Beiler Campbell REALTORS 610-869-8711

www.realestatewithcolleen.com

Ethel Ann Murphy - Beiler Campbell 610-368-9929

www.beiler-campbell.com

Gregory Raphael - Monument Sotheby’s International Realty (610) 474-6520

https://www.sothebysrealty.com/ monument/eng See ad pg. 45

Marian Eiermann Long & Foster Real Estate 610-883-9884

www.facebook.com/BrandywineValleyHomes

RE/MAX Excellence - Michael & 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

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

Recreation/Entertainment

Timber Wolfe Lanes

610-932-8850

www.timberwolfelanes.com See ad pg. 42

Recreation/EntertainmentFestivals

The Mushroom Festival, Inc. 610-925-3373

www.mushroomfestival.org

Recreation/Entertainment - Gardens

Longwood Gardens 610-388-5269

www.longwoodgardens.org

See ad pg. 67

Recreation/Entertainment - Sports Lancaster Stormers (717) 509-3003

https://www.lancasterstormers.com/

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Continued from previous page

Recreation/Entertainment - Tourism

Chester County Tourism

484-770-8550

www.brandywinevalley.com

See ad pg. 51

Religious Organization

Unionville Presbyterian Church

610-347-2327

www.unionvillepresbyterianchurch.org

Rental Center

New Garden Storage 484-889-9171

www.thatselfstorageplace.com

Restaurant and Food Service

Giordano’s

610-444-5733

www.giordanoksq.com

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

Restaurant and Food ServiceBanquet Facilities

Black Cow Bistro

610-388-7700

https://theblackcowbistro.com/ sample-page

Restaurant and Food ServiceCatering

Hood’s BBQ and Deli Inc.

610-347-1670

www.hoodsbbq.com

State Street Pizza & Grill 610-444-4642

www.statestreetpizza.com

Restaurant and Food ServicePizzeria

Lenape Pizza 610-793-2202

www.lenapepizza.com

Retail Store

General Nutrition Centers (GNC)

610-444-4203

Lola’s 610-467-0774

www.lolason3rd.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 - Home Improvement

Peter Lumber Company 610-444-2727

www.peterlumber.com

Retirement Community

Kendal-Crosslands Communities 610-388-5660

www.kendal-crosslands.org

Retirement Community -

Independent 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

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. 24

Roofing - Roofing & Exteriors

Iconic Roofing & Exteriors (302) 305-3258

https://www.iconicroofers.com/

Roofing - Roofing, Siding, Windows, Gutters, Solar

G. Fedale Roofing

610-877-7663

www.gfedale.com

School: College/University

Delaware County Community College 484-237-6406 www.dccc.edu

School: Private

Upland Country Day School 610-444-8110

www.uplandcds.org

Sewage - Septic Systems

Brandywine Septic Services, Inc. 610-869-0443

www.brandywineseptic.com

Wm. P. McGovern, Inc. 610-444-5797

www.mcgovernseptic.com

Social Media

Press Zero

610-331-6936

www.presszeronow.com

Spa - Day Spa and Salon-Full Service

Rosci Salon Da’ Spa 610-869-5533

www.roscisalondaspa.com

Storage

Storage Sense- Kennett Square (518) 265-5021

www.storagesense.com/location/USA/ PA/Kennett-Square/sense-kennett-square

Tax, Valuation and Exit Planning

DH Business Advisors LLC (302) 563-8702 www.dhballc.com

Telecom Services

Geonosis Technologies, LLC (484) 999-0260

www.GeonosisTech.com

Theatre

The Pearl- Oxford Theatre 484-354-8780

https://www.facebook.com/OxfordPATheatre/

Transportation

DuVall Bus Service 610-869-2881

www.duvallbusservice.com

See ad pg. 2

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

https://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. 24

Kennett Square Veterinary Hospital 267-446-8620

www.ksqvets.com

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

Water - Water Purification

Lester Water, Inc. 610-444-4660

www.lesterwater.com

Wholesale Distributor - Mushrooms

Giorgio Fresh Co. 610-268-3033

www.giorgiofresh.com

Hajoca Corporatin DBA:Weinstein

Supply Kennett Square (610) 444-2730

https://weinsteinkennettsquare.com

Wine - Wine Tasting

Harvest Ridge Winery 484-915-2190

www.harvestridgewinery.com

Wine - Winery 1723 Vineyards (765) 430-7880

www.1723vineyards.com

The Acadian Wine Company 302-256-9788

www.acadianwinecompany.com