UpdatedTue, May 25, 2021 at 10:12 am ET
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Burke Park s parking lot is the site for free document shredding provided by Wiggins Shredding, as well as donating to the Chester County Food Bank. (Shutterstock)
MALVERN, PA Malvern residents who want to properly dispose of personal information should consider taking advantage of an upcoming free shredding event organized by Pennsylvania Sen. Carolyn Comitta (D-19th).
The Burke Park shredding event will also serve as a collection site for the Chester County Food Bank, though donations to the food bank are not required to bring items for shredding, Malvern Borough said.
Malvern Borough this week announced the free Community Shredding Event hosted by PA Senator Carolyn Comitta. The event is happening Saturday, June 12, from 1 to 4 p.m. in the parking lot of Burke Park. The Borough reminded residents to bring paper only. No binders, binder clips, or books will be accepted. There is a limit of three boxes per car.
ABC Columbia
May 23, 2021 10:24 PM EDT
CHESTER CO. S.C. (WCCB): The manhunt is intensifying in South Carolina Sunday evening, as law enforcement officers feel they are closing in on murder suspect Tyler Terry.
Terry along with his girlfriend Adrienne Simpson are described as a modern-day “Bonnie and Clyde.” Simpson was arrested when the car she was traveling in with Terry crashed after a high-speed chase with Chester County deputies.
The 27-year-old Terry got away and is believed to be armed and dangerous and was last seen Sunday afternoon in a wooded area near Highway 9. Chester County deputies Sunday evening say they are continuing their search off of Highway 9 and Richburg Road. Both roads are shut down. Officials say there are tracking teams in pursuit while other teams are forming a perimeter in an attempt to find Terry and force him out.
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