Downingtown, PA

Just 3 short day after her 98th birthday (14 dog years), we had to say good-bye to part of our family, our Cocker Spaniel, Holly Noel Princess of East Brandywine Township......and yes that was the name on the pedigree papers when we got her.

Holly was more than a pet, she was part of the family and a loyal friend.....our home is a bit emptier today.

The upcoming holidays will certainly be different......

The Princess in her Court.......

The Princess w/Her Loyal sidekick, Buffy after a busy day cleaning!!

A trooper even under the weather!!!!!

Say hi to Beau and Jordan for us Holly Girl!!!!!!!!

Come out and joy the day at this years Victory Brewing's FallFest on Sunday October 2nd, Noon - 4 PM

The free to attend event features live music, a BMX aerial show.

Downingtown FallFest is scheduled to have 92 vendors and takes place on Lancaster Avenue in downtown Downingtown between Wallace Avenue and Green Street.

The FallFest event will feature excellent eats from local restaurants and thethe Victory Beer Garden

Starting from 1pm and again at 3pm, the Free Cycle Action Sports Team will be performing their Big Air Show.

Diections:

From the PA Turnpike: Exit 312/Downingtown. Go south on Rt. 100 to Rt. 113 South. Make a right onto Rt. 113 South continue to a “T” intersection. Make a right onto Business Rt. 30 (Lancaster Ave). Go two blocks to traffic light. Follow event signs for parking.

From Philadelphia: Take Rt. 202 South. Take Rt. 30 Bypass West to Business Rt. 30 (Lancaster Ave. Exit). Make left onto Bus. Rt. 30 West. Travel about 4 miles straight into Downingtown. Follow event signs for parking.

From Wilmington: Take Rt. 202 North. Get off at Rt. 322 West Exit. Follow Rt. 322 West into Downingtown. Proceed through traffic light at intersection of 322 and Boot Rd. Once through the light, follow event signs for parking.

Bring your family and friends to enjoy the day.

The Downingtown Area School District's preliminary budget, which includes a 2.35 percent tax increase, has been approved. The budget, originally proposed with a 2.5 percent tax increase, states that all salary increases will be eliminated, with the exception of a 4.25 percent increase for the teamsters union employees, which was previously agreed upon in their contracts. The budget also proposes participation fees, in response to parents' and students' comments during April's board meeting. The budget also proposes $75 parking fees for high school students who drive themselves to school.

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Downingtown is located in Chester County Pa. A beautiful place to live and one of the top school systems. With 63 units on the market presently there have been 10 units sold with 13 pending. The average Days On Market is 115.

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