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You’re invited: Grilling up a neighborhood BBQ in Chadds Ford
Bring a neighbor and have some fun!
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Where should tech in school fit in the Unionville-Chadds Ford curriculum?
On 1:1 devices and other tech in classrooms
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Newlin Grist Mill: Where history, nature, and technology come together
A plethora of programs to fill your cup
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Are you signed up for Delco Alert?
Have you signed up for Delco Alert? If not, you might want to add it to your to-do list. I know… that list is ever-growing, but this is a 5-minute task that can save you a lot of time in the future (and might be really helpful in an emergency).…
Read the latest
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Who funds the fire department? They need our support.
Dive into the fire department budget and its concerning shortfalls.
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What Craig Williams isn’t telling you about his signature energy bill
He keeps showing you the new paint. He never mentions what’s behind the drywall. Picture the open house. Fresh paint. New countertops. The kitchen smells like cookies. 🍪 You’re already picturing your family living there. But… the seller doesn’t mention that there’s black mold behind the basement drywall. He knows it’s there and painted right…
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Chadds Ford native Ryan Vai grows her art from seed, then lets it fade
Whimsical art inspired by the Brandywine Valley
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Let’s uplift the Magical Electrification Trifecta
The down and dirty on saving money with home electrification
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Glass collection bin: 🍾 Pop the champagne, but don’t trash the bottle
All about elevated glass recycling in Concord Township
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How does one get an LSA grant in Pennsylvania?
Who does the heavy lifting?
Meet the creator, a Chadds Ford resident
Jen Panaro
Hello! I’m Jen Panaro, Chadds Ford neighbor and creator of this little corner of the internet. I’m a writer, reader, mom, community volunteer, eco-nerd, and more.
I created Connect Chadds Ford as a space for neighbors to connect. Let’s work together to rebuild community, advocate for collection action, and spark civic engagement in the service of renewed resilience in our local spaces.
There’s no bad time to shop local, see what’s going on at a municipal meeting, get to know your neighbor better, or bake them an apple pie, just because.