County OKs $4 2M grant to preserve open space and improve parks chescotimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from chescotimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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May 24, 2021
Chester County Commissioners Marian Moskowitz, Josh Maxwell and Michelle Kichline approved the awarding of $4.2 million in open space preservation and park improvement grants at the most recent public Commissioners meeting. The grants are made available through Chester County s Preservation Partnership Program, which offers funding to municipalities and non-profit land preservation organizations.
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This commitment of County funds will help leverage an additional $10 million of non-County funds. We are pleased to join with our municipalities and land trusts in these investments that not only provide additional recreational opportunities for the public, but also protect the environment and preserve our land, said Commissioners Moskowitz, Maxwell and Kichline.
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Reply(1) William C. Huyler III, of East Marlborough Township, has pleaded guilty to embezzling from homeowners associations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. (Chester County District Attorney s Office )
WEST CHESTER, PA A man who provided management services to homeowners associations in three states has admitted he embezzled $1.8 million from his clients by making unauthorized transfers of money.
William C. Huyler III, 41, of East Marlborough Township, pleaded guilty to 53 felonies connected to approximately $1.8 million he misappropriated from eight homeowners associations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, according to the Chester County District Attorney s Office.
The affected homeowners associations were in East Goshen, Uwchlan, Upper Merion, and West Norriton townships in Pennsylvania, and in Marlton, NJ and Kent County, Del.
KENNETT SQUARE â Dan Maisano, a Chester County Magisterial District Judge for 22 years, and a senior Magisterial District Judge, has died. He was 68.
He oversaw the court from his Kennett Square building and presided over more than 5,000 cases per year. He handled preliminary hearings on all criminal matters, civil cases up to $12,000, all landlord tenant matters and all traffic and non-traffic matters.
Chester County Common Pleas Court Judge Bret Binder said he found Maisano to be encouraging, helpful and knowledgeable.
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âHe had a passion for the law, and a passion for helping people,â Binder said. âHe was a great resource for the community and he always had a smile on his face. He was working up until a few weeks ago.â
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