You won`t want to miss - Western Chester County Chamber of

Golf Outing at
Applecross Country Club
WCCCC held a very successful golf
outing at Applecross and the weather
was perfect!
WesternView
May / June 2014
Build a better business with us.
The outing raised money for the
Chamber and also for our
Scholarship fund. New this year, we
supported the non-profit Girls Golf
Revolution which raises awareness
for junior girls golf. Two young
golfers, Libby and Kate, hit the
course and impressed our golfers
with their swings.
Here’s hoping lots of business deals
were closed on the course!
RSVP
You won’t want to miss
the 2014 Western Chester County
Transportation Summit
Friday
May 9th
Table Sponsors (Seats 8)
7:30am
to
10:30am
$200
Buffet Breakfast Included
Pre-Event Marketing
Banner at the Event
Panelist at Your Table
Sponsor Recognition
Wagontown Banquet Hall
Individual Attendee
$20
412 West Kings Highway
Wagontown, PA
Contact Donna to RSVP
[email protected]
Schedule of Events
7:30am Registration & Buffet Breakfast
8:15am Introductions & Welcome
Tim Phelps, Executive Director, TMACC
8:30am Panelist Remarks
Rich Bickel, Director of Planning,
Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission
First Place Winners
Ronald Bailey, Executive Director,
Chester County Planning Commission
Left to right:
Todd Darlington
Kevin Morgan
Jeff Simon
Bill Gudel
Tim Stevenson, Design Portfolio Manager,
PennDOT District-6
Liz Smith, Manager of Long Range Planning, SEPTA
Gary Smith, President and CEO,
Chester County Economic Development Council
9:45am Q&A Session with Panelists
10:15am Closing Remarks
Tim Phelps, Executive Director, TMACC
Thank You to our Panelists
Second Place Winners
Left to right:
Pat McColough
Greg Cary
Jihad Nicolas
More on the Golf Outing see page 2
Our Mission:
Connecting our members to new ideas, resources,
and relationships to achieve their goals.
Our Vision:
A thriving region that is well connected, innovative
& accessible for community & business growth.
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Welcome New Members
Renewing Members
Holiday Inn Express Hotel
& Suites West Chester
American Roll
Suppliers, Inc.
Envera
Steven Cakmak
1310 Wilmington Pike
West Chester, PA 19382
610-399-4600
[email protected]
www.hiexpresswestchester.com
Lodging
Karen Neuhauser
Atglen Borough
Fairways Apartments &
Townhomes
Caren Andrews
Jason Miller
Physical Therapy
Workshop
Borough of South
Coatesville
Fantanarosa Insurance
John Spangenberg
Mary Arrowood
Stephanie Smith-Dowridge
Pope John Paul II
Elementary School
JetSetPilot
Brandywine Hospital
Freedom Village at
Brandywine
Brian Podvia
210 Barefield Lane
Conshohocken, PA 19428
212-272-3221
[email protected]
www.JetSetPilot.com
Travel & Tourism:
Agencies and Information Centers
Patti Jackson-Gehris
Gina MacDonald
Breuninger Insurance
Graber Supply, LLC
Chip Breuninger
Reuben Graber
Matt Bedwell
Cathy Johnson/Keller
Williams
Habitat for Humanity
Roehrs, Stanton,
Willimann & Associates
Cathy Johnson
Holiday Inn Express Exton
Elaine LaRosa
Stonebridge Bank
Chester County Airport
Authority
Gary Hudson
Jerry Bellistri
Evan Witmer
605 Willowbrook Lane
West Chester, PA 19382
610-235-1518
[email protected]
www.stonebridgebank.com
Banks, Credit Unions,
Financial Services
Michael Matheny
Chester County Fire Chief
Association
Ray Stackhouse
Coatesville Country Club
Helmut Leuck
Holiday Inn Morgantown
Honey Brook Pharmacy
Tony Scalies
Image Ink
Norman Wallace
Mark Davis
Economy Self Storage
Lancaster General
Health Center
Cavallo Auto Body
Lunch Sponsor
Noel Barnard
Keller Williams Real Estate
Provident Homes
Corporation
Geoffrey Roehrs
RS Machine & Tool Inc.
Robert Silvernail
SendOutCards, LLC
Allen Kyle
Signal 88 Security
of Octorara
The Lukens Band
Mike Givler
Anita O’Meara
Larry Constable
Milanese Remodeling, Inc.
Pacer Industries, Inc.
Joseph Moran
Paisley Accounting &
Computer Solutions
Paula Paisley
The Tree Doctors
Mike Martorana
The UPS Store Parkesburg
Richard Jenkins
Transfers of Learning, LLC
Tasha Delaney
West Brandywine Township
Linda Formica
Paulsonbilt
Pamela Barranco
Diamond Sponsors
Maria Samson
The O’Meara Law Firm
L.C. Autobody
Mark Milanese
Thanks to Our
Golf Outing Sponsors
Presenting Sponsor
Laura Vattilana
Pete Mango
Janet Petsko
Kipper Consulting Co.
Compnet
Eileen Rowan
Charles L. Huston IV
Payroll & Accounting
4 You, Inc.
Zakback Inc.
Bruce Korn
More
Golf Outing
Winners
Left to right:
Sue Boyce — Closest to the pin
CJ Farish — Longest Drive
Patty Lawrence — Longest Drive
Snack Sponsor
John Rock, Inc.
Hole in One Sponsor
Brian Hoskins Ford
Western View is a publication of the Western Chester County
Chamber of Commerce
Thanks also to our Tee Sign
and Auction Sponsors
for helping to make our Golf
Outing a huge success!
Design: GK Productions, Inc.
Printing: Thorndale Press, Inc.
WesternChesterCounty.com
50 South First Avenue Coatesville, PA 19320
610-384-9550
[email protected]
© 2014 Western Chester County
Chamber of Commerce All Rights Reserved.
Western View
May / June 2014
The Latest News from WesternChesterCountyFutureFocus.com
Western Chester County Municipal News
Thank you to Greg Vietri Electric for hosting our 2014 Municipal
Update Luncheon.
Commissioner Ryan Costello welcomed everyone and spoke about the
Chester County funded Strategic Plan. This plan is being developed based
on trends across Chester County. We are looking ahead to make sure the
jobs of tomorrow stay here in the County and that we strengthen our
infrastructure and workforce to keep our competitive advantages. The
plan will recognize and enhance the Chester County Airport, which is the
third busiest regional airport in the Commonwealth.
West Sadsbury Township
East Brandywine Township
Elverson Borough
• Frank Haas announced that Victory
Brewing Company is brewing in their
new West Sadsbury Township location
They will be constructing a full service
brew pub and beer garden
• W. Sadsbury is working with Sadsbury
Twp and PAWC for sewage plans for the
Route 10 and Route 30 area for future
growth
• KC Trost (Trost Insurance) spoke about
Elverson’s Comprehensive plan’s public
meetings for input
• Elverson’s Farm Market is held on
Saturdays from 9am-1pm
• Elverson Day will be June 21st
• The borough is looking businesses to
open and locate in Elverson
South Coatesville
• Terry Bruno updated us on the Chester
County Public Safety Training Facility’s
almost completed tactical village and
securing funds for the future construction
of the indoor shooting range
• Million dollar CRP grant application for
Birch Street sewer, water, sidewalk
curbing and traffic device submitted
• Brandywine Conservancy secured a grant
for $2,500 on behalf of the borough for a
historical trail marker kiosk
Parkesburg Borough
• Jim Thomas announced four new
businesses in town: Zole’s Gift Shop &
Art Classes; Bread’s BBQ and Soul Food;
Nomadic Pies; One Love, Jamaican
Restaurant
• Train Station is expecting upgrades in
mid-July
• West Bridge Street Bridge removal and
replacement is in the final design
Valley Township
• Patrice Proctor announced they have
recycled 751 tons in 2013 and
recommends the single stream large
dumpster
• Valley has a prescription medicine recycle
box open at the township building M-F
7:30am - 4:30pm and continues to collect
small electronics. Please note we cannot
take the CRT-style televisions
• Several housing developments, Valley
View, Hillview, Highland and Creekside
• Valley will be hiring a manager and a
part-time property maintenance inspector
• Construction will be starting on the new
township building
• Scott Piersol met with Sunoco about the
new proposed pipeline designed to
transport liquid gas product
• Scott discussed the issues surrounding
micro cell towers
• Township Ordinance Task Force
continues to work on the second phase of
their Master Development Strategy for the
Village of Guthriesville
Sadsbury Township
• Stephanie Silvernail announced the
Village enhancement project will start this
year and include traffic calming measures
and streetscapes
• Lancaster General Health opened their
new health center in 2013
• The Comprehensive Plan is in the process
of adoption by the Township
• The Township Park & Recreation Plan is
now being updated and Bert Reel Park is
booked for the season for Little League
• CVS has submitted a subdivision plan for
the northeast corner of Rts. 10 & 30
Caln Township
• Greg Prowant explained the LERTA tax
incentives in Thorndale; LERTA projects
are a new Popeye’s , and expansions for
Del Toyota, KIA
• New zoning overlay which provides more
flexibility for properties on Lincoln Hwy
• Streetscape improvements of new
sidewalks, streetlights with banners
• A new 87,000 sq ft office building is
proposed on Route 282
Honey Brook Township
• Kristy Deischer-Eddy explained the
Township is celebrating their 225th
Anniversary in 2014; kickoff celebration
on August 9th at noon
• ½ % of the 1.5% Earned Income Tax
collected is for land preservation; a Land
Preservation Committee meets every
other month on the odd months
• They have a newly-revamped website:
www.honeybrooktwp.com
• Good Foods hosts the Chester County
Mobile Food Bank the last Wednesday of
each month 12-6pm
West Caln Township
• Layton Park opened its second baseball
field and will hold yard sales in May &
July, baseball tournaments, 5K run
• New website www.westcaln.org
• Birch Run walking trail soon to be
connected to Hibernia Park
• Growth in the Township through Small
subdivisions
Coatesville
• Ed Simpson reinforced the train station
project which has $20-25 million
committed by PennDot
• Redevelopment Authority has issued
RFP’s for the flats area (Route 82 and
Route 30 intersection)
• Third Avenue Streetscapes are
progressing and a parking lot is planned
Modena
• Ted Reed announced they received a
grant to relocate their sewer meter which
was being flooded out
• The street lighting is getting replaced with
LED lights and this contract was awarded
to Greg Vietri
• The community has 535 residents and a
new house under construction for the first
time in more than ten years
Western Chester County Council
of Governments
• Terry Bruno reported that the COG has
attained its non-profit status including
formation of by-laws and ordinance
• Committee work has encouraged
equipment sharing, grant writing and
begun creation of a Regional Safety
Command Center for the COG
Business in the News
C. Kenneth Grant Inc. Earns Recognition
Future Focus Study Factoid
C. Kenneth
Grant Inc., an
independent
insurance
agency
located in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, has been awarded Inner Circle
honors for 2013 by Mutual Benefit Group, a multiline property and
casualty insurance company based in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania.
C. Kenneth Grant Inc. serves the Pennsylvania areas of Central and
Western Chester County as well as Eastern Lancaster County.
Did you know?
This is the second year that C. Kenneth Grant Inc. has qualified for
the award, an honor that Mutual Benefit presents annually to
acknowledge outstanding agent performance, recognizing those
who have established a consistent record of profitable growth along
with superior customer satisfaction.
Western Chester County saw an increase in
population of 22.4% from 2000 to 2010. The
age group 45-64 increased by more than
7,000 people during this time, which
represents more than 50% of the study
region’s population increase. Estimates for
2010 demonstrate that 63.8% of adults 25
years of age and older have some college
education. More than a quarter have a
college or post college degree and the
percentage of households earning $100,000
or more increased from 12.8% to 26.1%.
Mutual Benefit Group markets its insurance coverage through a
network of more than 250 independent agents in Pennsylvania and
Maryland.
Future Focus Study Factoids can be
downloaded at:
westernchestercountyfuturefocus.com
Members Doing Business With Members
Matthew Weiss and Jonathan Wright
This month’s “Members Doing Business With
Members” involves two of Western Chester County
Chamber’s Young Professionals – Matthew Weiss of
Hyland Graphic Design & Advertising and Jonathan
Wright of The Wright Agency. Not only have these two
chamber members done business together in recent
years and in 2014 but they have been interacting with
one another in Chester County for almost 20 years!
First meeting in high school, Matthew and Jonathan
have remained friends since 10th grade at
Downingtown High School.
Fast forward to present day and you have a relationship
that is mutually beneficial for both businesses. Hyland
Graphic Design & Advertising was able to design and
print new marketing materials for The Wright Agency
and is also currently working on a large format banner
for them as well. Keep an eye out for this new banner
at an upcoming chamber event. On the flip side, The
Wright Agency is working with Hyland Graphic
Design & Advertising to ensure their business
insurance is perfectly matched to their needs as a
rapidly growing small business. The consultation from
Jonathan to Matthew about business insurance needs
will not only help Hyland Graphics now – but make
them scalable for years to come.
These two members are not only long time friends and
active chamber members but they are also practicing
what they preach by utilizing one another’s services
and keeping the business local – right here in Western
Chester County. Contact Matthew Weiss & Jonathan
Wright for a free quote on their respective services
today!
Matthew Weiss
Jonathan Wright
Your Business Will
Hit A Homerun!
We want to tell you about our exciting
opportunity for sponsoring the
Western Chester County
Chamber Night at the
Reading Fightin’ Phils
July 17th, 7:05 pm with Fireworks
Fireworks after the Game
This is an event you MUST p
put on your schedule right
g now!
All Chamber members will be given 10 tickets to the game
It is our way of thanking you for all your support throughout the year.
WCCCC has purchased 5,000 tickets to fill the stadium with members, friends and
family. Sounds like a great event, doesn’t it? Think of the opportunity to have your
business name attached to this event . . .
Your Logo on all 5000 Tickets!
Limited time offer…until May 30th
• $500 Sponsorship gets your logo on all 5,000 tickets
• $250 Sponsorship gets your name listed on all 5000 tickets
Add your name to these
Early bird sponsors:
2014 Platinum Sponsors
Thorndale Press
The Wright Agency
Penn Rise Benefits
Fulton Bank
Matt Gorham, Realtor
First Niagara Bank
French Creek Golf Club
Knies Insurance Group
The O’Meara Law Firm
Trost Insurance (Farmers)
Signal 88 Security of Octorara
Western Chester County
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610.857.5506
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All Things Plumbing
610.500.4373
[email protected]
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A Committee with an Open-Door Policy Focuses on the Future
By Judith Lee
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Regional Planning Initiative
Committee of the Western
Chester County Chamber of Commerce.
“The Regional Planning Initiative Committee was created
seven years ago. It is open to all Chamber members and
to local and regional officials to come out and discuss
planning issues and topics of regional concern,” explained
Prowant, who has chaired the Committee since the
beginning.
The Committee has been treated to guest speakers with
varied expertise in, and influence on, the region’s
roadways, real estate development, public transportation,
and urban planning. Speakers have included
representatives from Chester County Planning
Commission, Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation,
and Chester County Airport.
regional cooperation and coordination and marketing of
the area to attract new businesses and visitors. Seven
municipalities, regional groups and organizations were
involved with the study.
Follow-up achievements of the study include establishing
a Regional Council of Governments, summits and events
related to area business districts, support for important
transportation projects and establishment of a regional
website regarding economic development and an
interactive land development site map.
The Committee currently is discussing ways to market the
region, and has established a task force to brand Western
Chester County as a desirable destination for tourists, new
residents and corporations. The Committee is also
considering a proposed transportation study for the Route
30 Corridor.
Prowant invites every WCCCC member to come check
out the Committee (and the coffee): “Chamber members
and local officials are welcome to join and participate in
monthly discussions about how we can plan for a better
tomorrow in our region.”
“When you attend these meetings, you are meeting the
movers and shakers in Western Chester County,” said
Committee and WCCCC member Tony Buck. “You are
‘out in front’ – you get to hear what’s being considered,
and get to understand the important initiatives.”
The Committee is involved with the Annual Municipal
Luncheon and hosts or participates in periodic summits on
transportation and the local economy.
“This Committee connects all the elements needed to
unify various entities for something of greater value to
everyone,” said Committee member and WCCCC Board
Member Bob Holliday.
A great example is the Committee’s greatest
accomplishment to date: completion of a Regional
Economic Study for the Coatesville School District Area
known as the Western Chester County Future Focus
Study. The study was completed in 2011 and included
recommendations on attracting new business, reinforcing
local heritage, supporting transportation improvements,
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May / June 2014
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Storm Preparedness for Business
By Nina Malone, Arbonne
Sure, there was excessive shoveling and tree disposal and
hassles galore at home this past winter, but how about at
your business? The polar vortex may be a memory right
now, but named hurricanes will crop us this summer.
Here’s how to make sure your business is ready for what
Mother Nature has to offer:
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Plan early: That means now, before a storm is in sight.
Protect property
• Invest in wood or shutters to have on hand to
protect windows and doors
• Back-up important documents such as insurance
policies, contracts, tax returns, etc.
• Make sure your computer back-up service is
current; business-critical information should be
backed-up daily.
Get a check-up and do some maintenance:
• Have the roof inspected
• Make sure your gutters/drainage are free of debris
year-round
• Bring in a tree expert to evaluate and/or prune as
needed
Have on hand:
• Batteries – lots of them in all sizes, including cell
phone battery packs
• Flashlights
• Battery-operated radio
• Food and water for you and your employees
(three days’ worth is recommended)
• Blankets, pillows and towels
• First-aid kits
• Basic toolkit
• Cash
• Electric generator
Right before the storm hits:
• Gas up vehicles
• Secure gas for the electric generator
• Barricade windows and doors
•
When the
h storm iis iimminent:
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• Relocate valuables, including important
electronics; or, move them to a higher location
and strap them in for safety.
• Secure, raise or relocate appliances that sit on the
floor
• If practical, turn off utilities just prior to landfall
More extensive tips plus other valuable information for
businesses and individuals are available at
http://hurricanesafety.org
http://www.ready.gov/hurricanes, http://www.chesco.
org/index.aspx?NID=348
and
http://www.readypa.org/portal/server.pt/community/
readypa/21271
Get local alerts by subscribing to ReadyNotifyPA at
http://www.readynotifypa.org
Pope John Paul II Regional Catholic
Elementary School: EITC Informational
meeting for business owners
May 13, 7 pm — www.popejohnpaul2sch.org
Octorara Area High School:
Octorara Agriculture, Business,
Environmental Science & Technology
Expo
May 31 — www.octorara.k12.pa.us
Strawberry Festival
May 29 – June 1 —
www.brandywinestrawberryfestival.com
Habitat for Humanity Golf Outing
June 16 — www.habitatchestercountypa.org
Flags make great Holiday gifts!
WesternChesterCounty.com
Western View
May / June 2014
7
Mobile Website vs. Mobile App
By Judith Lee
Mobile is the number one trend to watch in Social
Marketing this year. A common question I hear is, “What’s
the difference between a mobile website and a mobile
app?”
A mobile website is a website that is enabled to appear on
a smartphone, iPad or tablet screen. A website built for
viewing on a computer screen often will be too slow to
load and difficult to navigate when viewed on a mobile
device. A mobile website is scaled for the smaller screen
and will load quickly. An example is the Western Chester
County Chamber of Commerce mobile-responsive website,
which you can view from your smartphone.
If your website does not automatically scale to mobile
when opened on a mobile device, you very much should
talk to your web designer about creating a mobile website.
A mobile app is designed specifically for mobile devices. It
gets downloaded to the device, and stays there, so the user
doesn’t have to search for it again. A mobile app will
contain the information that your clients or customers
need, and make it easy for them to contact you through the
mobile device. It may even provide ordering capabilities
and GPS directions to your business.
Which is better for your business? You really need both of
these vehicles to market your business.
You need a mobile-responsive website because most
smartphone users (60% of US population and growing)
view websites more often from their phone than from
computer screens. If you don’t have a mobile-responsive
site, your website is not displaying properly for all those
smartphone users, and it’s most likely annoying them too.
You also need a mobile app, because smartphone users
prefer apps over websites when interacting with a business.
Research shows the average smartphone user spends 127
minutes a day on mobile apps! Surely you’ve used the app
from your favorite chain to order takeout, or like me, you
look at the Weather Channel app to get up-to-date weather
forecasts. Think about the power of an app for your
business.
Note: Judith Lee is a WCCCC member. On May 19, she
will be giving a SCORE Presentation on behalf of
WCCCC, entitled “The Social + Mobile Equation”
The Brandywine – Heritage & Vision
Western Chester County has a rich history connected to
the life of the Brandywine. Three phenomenal speakers
shared their work with chamber members and guests in a
filled Lukens Conference Room recently. Their focus
was: to restore the Brandywine and renew the cultural
heritage and spirit of our Nation along the Brandywine.
Bob Holliday, Founder/Resource, Brandywine
Regeneration Project, addressed the importance of
Renewing the Spirit of our Nation, which includes the
Battle of the Brandywine and the creative force and
industrial generation of our country which occurred along
the Brandywine.
Karen Marshall, Historic Preservation Officer for the
Chester County Planning Commission defined the
Brandywine Creek, its heritage and conservation areas
and spoke about the significance of its cultural heritage.
Sheila Fleming, Senior Planner for the Brandywine
Conservancy, spoke about the Brandywine Creek
Greenway and the importance of trees and forests to
preserving vital habitat corridors, improving water quality
and conserving our cultural heritage.
www.chesco.org
www.brandywineconservancy.org
[email protected]
WesternChesterCounty.com
Shelia Fleming, Bob Holliday and Karen Marshall
Western View
May / June 2014
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Upcoming Events
WCCCC represents
the following
municipalities:
May 9, 7:30 - 10:30 am
WCCCC & TMACC Western Chester County Transportation Summit
Wagontown Banquet Hall, 412 West Kings Highway, Wagontown
May 19, 4:00 - 7 pm
SCORE Seminar Judith Lee presents “The Social + Mobile Equation”
From 4:00 - 5:30 pm followed by Happy Hour 5:30 - 7 pm
Marriott Courtyard Coatesville, Rt 82, Coatesville
WCCCC
June 10, 7 - 4 pm
Chamber Day in Harrisburg
Service Area
Join members from Chambers all across Pennsylvania
for informational sessions on business related topics
June 11, 11:30 - 1 pm
Benefits of Social Capital to Business
Bentley Systems, 685 Stockton Drive, Exton
July 17, 7:05 pm
WCCCC Night at the Reading Fightin Phils
First Energy Stadium, Reading
Chamber Board of Directors
Executive Committee:
Adrienne MacKenzie
Advanced GeoServices
President
MacKenzie Motivational Speaking & Team Building
Jonathan Wright
President Elect
The Wright Agency
John H. Lymberis
Vice President
Harry’s The Neighborhood Place / The Attic Lounge
Bill Shaw
Treasurer
Life Transforming Ministries
Todd Darlington
Past President
Verizon
Donna Siter
Bernie Beegle
Erik Brecht
EMB Specialty, LLC
Greg Cary
PECO/Chester County Area
Airport Authority
Theodore Claypoole, Esq.
Unruh, Turner, Burke & Frees, P.C.
Francesca Crane
Bridge of Hope
Lancaster & Chester Counties
Rob Croll
Executive Director
Citadel
Matt Gorham
The Matt Gorham Group
Bob Grabus
Chester County Economic
Development Council
Mike Guyer
Fulton Bank
Patti Jackson-Gehris
Brandywine Hospital
Karl Klingmann II
Penn Rise Benefits
Greg Lownes
Lownes Computer Service
Gina MacDonald
Freedom Village
Atglen Borough
Caln Township
Christiana Borough
City of Coatesville
East Brandywine Township
East Fallowfield Township
Elverson Borough
Highland Township
Honey Brook Borough
Honey Brook Township
Modena Borough
Parkesburg Borough
Sadsbury Township
South Coatesville Borough
Valley Township
West Bradford Township
West Brandywine Township
West Caln Township
West Fallowfield Township
West Sadsbury Township
Kimberly Nicolas
Marriott Courtyard Coatesville
Janet Petsko
Image Ink
Edward Piscopo
PECO, an Exelon Company
Greg Prowant
Caln Township
Ted Reed
Borough of Modena
Susan Salvo
Art & Architecture
Jeff Simon
French Creek Golf Club