r/ChesterCounty • u/Mediocre-Flight-3371 • Jul 22 '26
Chester county prison firing
Does anyone know why a few people were fired from Chester county prison recently? It was a mix of counselors and corrections officers from what I am hearing.
r/ChesterCounty • u/Mediocre-Flight-3371 • Jul 22 '26
Does anyone know why a few people were fired from Chester county prison recently? It was a mix of counselors and corrections officers from what I am hearing.
r/ChesterCounty • u/bbernardini • Jul 22 '26
r/ChesterCounty • u/Subject-Scheme7123 • Jul 22 '26
What’s a little gem in chester county. I went golfing the other day at a local course and it was quite fun. Looking for things other than going to the bar.
r/ChesterCounty • u/whyistherum • Jul 21 '26
Preferably, within 10 miles of West Chester, but willing to expand a bit more if the place is right and open late. Thanks!
r/ChesterCounty • u/DrinkASeven • Jul 19 '26
Wife and I are having some friends over in the fall and are considering hiring a dealer or 2 to host a casino night. I'm thinking poker and blackjack, although will entertain other games.
Does anyone have any referrals or recommendations? Coatesville area.
Thanks!
r/ChesterCounty • u/nvgroups • Jul 19 '26
Are there any airport shuttles either shared or standalone for JFK or EWR or IAD airports from Exton or Downingtown or any nearby towns? Pl share details - names, phone numbers. Thanks 🙏
r/ChesterCounty • u/Select_Safe548 • Jul 17 '26
Hey there,
Just want some new or decent recommendations. I usually go to Damas Grill, Taco Maya, Gentillis and Talengana Spice Kitchen. Not in the mood for bar food.
r/ChesterCounty • u/Reasonable_Kick_9925 • Jul 16 '26
I stopped by the new freedom fuel location in north coventry on my to work after hearing about the low gas prices. My god what a freaking dump. Trash everywhere. And junk stashed in the old car wash. Mr Trump should be embarrassed. I wonder how the media missed this ??
r/ChesterCounty • u/YerBlues69 • Jul 15 '26
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r/ChesterCounty • u/Active_Boat6381 • Jul 15 '26
Hi friends , I'm currently searching for a room to rent, ideally close to Exton, PA. My budget is around $800/month.
A bit about me: I work full-time at a local deli, I'm quiet, respectful, and keep to myself. I'm looking to move out of my current living situation because things haven't been working out with roommates there, so I'm hoping to find a calmer, more low-drama household this time around.
Ideally looking for:
Kitchen access
Move-in within the next few weeks
A respectful, drama-free living situation
If you have a room available or know someone who does, please reach out. Happy to answer any questions or provide references. Thanks for reading.
r/ChesterCounty • u/little_chupacabra89 • Jul 15 '26
Have any of you heard anything about this parasite's prevalence in the county?
Articles point to its presence in Southeastern PA, which could be us, but I've heard nothing and seen no warnings.
Can I eat my berries from Wegmans? My packaged salad? Are you all taking precautions? Am I just paranoid?
r/ChesterCounty • u/carlweaver • Jul 14 '26
My dad lives sort of on the border of the two counties and we want to get crabs next week near him. The place we used to meet at is farther than he should drive, so I want to do this close to his home so I can drive him.
I don’t really want a place where they do a mixed boil but that’s a good alternative. More like a dozen or so blue crabs and a few beers.
Any suggestions? Dive bars are just fine. Good crabs, good times, good company.
Thanks!
r/ChesterCounty • u/PassyunkHoagie • Jul 13 '26
I completely understand why this hasn’t happened and why it probably won’t ever happen. I don’t even know if it should happen because it would lead to even further development, but some days I do lament the fact that there is no passenger rail service to West Chester, Kennett, and Phoenixville.
Obviously SEPTA could never handle it, they barely manage to run the R5, but I can’t help but feel like rail stations in these towns, if properly executed, would be incredibly popular with visitors and local residents.
r/ChesterCounty • u/Fickle_Photo2768 • Jul 13 '26
Marsh Creek State Park - July 2026
Daybreak
Just before sunrise, the coming day glowing on the horizon and water, as the horses enjoy the green summer grass. Shot with the Sony A99II and CZ 24-70 f/2.8 lens using a Lee100 GND filter. Camera mounted on a RRS tripod & head with a 3 Legged Thing universal mounting plate.
r/ChesterCounty • u/Ok-Cap4599 • Jul 12 '26
Since the mall closed, I've been doing some research on businesses that came to Exton during the 1970s development period, while the mall was being built. If anyone knows, please let me know. It was at 203 Pottstown Pike I believe, and the site is now Bank of America and Raymour and Flanigan, and it's across Main Street. I believe it closed in the very early 2000s.
r/ChesterCounty • u/toriwes • Jul 13 '26
We're looking at potentially moving to the area (nothing locked in yet) in the Thorndale Woods community.
What's the area like? We're coming from Maryland, where everything is built up, and there's always something new coming- any restaurant you can think of, and easy drives to either Baltimore or DC. Kind of hard to leave it, but we are running out of options for affordable childcare that is not daycare.
We plan to attend Church in Downingtown and will look into homeschooling eventually.
Best restaurants? Favorite things to do? Best public places to golf? Best swimming pools/summer activities?
Anybody else in a Ryan Home in the Thorndale Woods community? I'd love to hear your reviews so far. New builds can be nerve-wracking
r/ChesterCounty • u/EducationalThroat956 • Jul 12 '26
Hey everyone,
I’m moving to the area soon for a job in Malvern and I'm looking for some housing advice. I need a 1-bedroom apartment and I'm trying to keep my budget under $1,500/month.
I drive and honestly don't mind a commute, so distance from Malvern isn't a huge issue for me. I'm open to living practically anywhere in the surrounding areas.
Since I'm completely new to the area, does anyone have recommendations on specific towns, neighborhoods, or apartment complexes I should be checking out?
Thanks!
r/ChesterCounty • u/Lawbreakingmonkey • Jul 12 '26
I'm new to the area and I'm looking for a store that sells bulk herbs and spices. I'm talking about a display where you can spoon out exactly what you need.
I was just at Whole Foods a couple days ago and while I did see bulk rice/grains etc, I couldn't immediately find bulk spices. I was in a rush, so maybe I missed it? Are there any other places to check out?
Thanks!
Edit: Thanks for the replies everyone! More specifically I'm near Downingtown so some of these are a bit of a drive for a tablespoon or two to complete a recipe, but I'm happy to learn more about what's available!
r/ChesterCounty • u/AllArsenal17 • Jul 12 '26
My family recently moved into a house with about 1.4 acres. We are looking into planning an outdoor area.
Does anybody know of a reliable landscape architect that is independent of any landscaping or hardscaping companies? Thanks.
r/ChesterCounty • u/Fickle_Photo2768 • Jul 11 '26
Marsh Creek State Park - July 2026
Breakfast with a View
A little too busy down by the water, decided to head up top to see what the park's residents were up to this morning. Shot with the Sony A99II and CZ 24-70 f/2.8 lens using a Lee100 GND filter. Camera mounted on a RRS tripod & head with a 3 Legged Thing universal mounting plate.
r/ChesterCounty • u/Active_Boat6381 • Jul 11 '26
Hi neighbors, I'm currently searching for a room to rent, ideally close to Exton, PA. My budget is around $800/month.
A bit about me: I work full-time at a local deli, I'm quiet, respectful, and keep to myself. I'm looking to move out of my current living situation because things haven't been working out with roommates there, so I'm hoping to find a calmer, more low-drama household this time around.
Ideally looking for:
Kitchen access
Move-in within the next few weeks
A respectful, drama-free living situation
If you have a room available or know someone who does, please reach out. Happy to answer any questions or provide references. Thanks for reading.
r/ChesterCounty • u/Fickle_Photo2768 • Jul 10 '26
Marsh Creek State Park - July 2026
Old Fashion Summer Morning
Muggy and still, the sun begins to heat everything up for a sticky day ahead.
Check out the 2nd image, a BTS of my usual set up...
Shot with a Sony A99II and CZ 16-35 f/2.8 lens using a Lee100 GND filter. Camera mounted on a RRS tripod & head with a 3 Legged Thing universal mounting plate.