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The parade began at Kennett High School and proceed up South Union Street to East Cypress Street, up South Broad Street, then west on State Street to North Union Street and concluding at Union Hill Cemetery, where the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5467, led by Joe Zenisek, held a memorial service with a 21-gun salute and a wreath-laying ceremony.
Juneteenth is rapidly approaching. The Kennett Square Juneteenth Planning Committee has kept this in mind since January, when they started meeting, and have released promotional materials this week. The diverse team of fourteen community members has planned festivities from June 8th through June 27, 2024.Crystal Crampton, a lead committee member expresses the reason Juneteenth is […]
Daniel was happy to give the following numbers in his 2023 Impact Report for Kennett Collaborative: 82 Individual Donors; 45 Sponsoring Businesses; 435 Total Volunteers with 1,635 volunteer hours.
The new location is just down the road from The Creamery on Birch Street, which has hosted the market for the past four years.
The new location is just down the road from The Creamery on Birch Street, which has hosted the market for the past four years.