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Pa s Delaware Valley residents are still dealing with Hurricane Ida

Last September, the remnants of Hurricane Ida battered the Delaware Valley with historic rainfall and strong winds. At its peak, Ida was a powerful Category 4 hurricane. By the time it arrived over the Mid-Atlantic United States, it was weaker but still mighty.

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Hurricane Ida s remnants still affecting Pennsylvania residents

It has been one year since the remnants of Hurricane Ida battered Philadelphia, Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, and Bucks counties with historic rainfall and strong winds.

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Coatesville Christmas parade returns Dec 4 and is bigger than ever

Coatesville Christmas parade returns Dec 4 and is bigger than ever
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Coatesville Christmas parade returns Dec 4 and is bigger than ever

Coatesville Christmas parade returns Dec 4 and is bigger than ever
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Chester County municipalities get funding to preserve land

The granted funds shall go support park, open space and trail projects within theÂ Brandywine Creek Greenway. âWe re proud to be a part of a strong, diverse conservation community in Chester and Delaware counties that works collaboratively to permanently protect open space for the enjoyment of current and future generations,â said Ellen Ferretti, director of the Brandywine Conservancy. âThe strong effort to preserve open space provides incalculable benefits to the public including air quality, recreation, wildlife habitat, food security, scenic vistas and clean water.â - Advertisement - The $40,000 shall has been awarded to support conservation efforts in seven communities â East Bradford, Chadds Ford, East Fallowfield, Wallace, Pocopson townships, the Borough of Modena and the Kennett Area Park Authority in Kennett SquareÂ â through the Brandywine Creek Greenwayâs new Mini-Grant Program, created by the Brandywine Conservancy.

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