Coatesville Roundtable

The Caln Police Department will not fill two positions in 2011, meaning its 20-person staff will be reduced by 10 percent as of July. Ac...

The city's budget was balanced; now it's not, as council members feel certain revenue expectations were too generous. Tonight, counc...

There was quite a discussion at the hearing regarding closing Caln, centering on issues of safety; cost effectiveness; home values in Caln; ...

Tonight at 6 p.m., I'll be hosting a live chat at the CASD hearing about moving Caln. What do you think about the move?

According to Interim City Manager Ted Reed, tonight's special meeting is mostly a formality. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportati...

Council feels like an explanation from its attorneys regarding the wastewater increase is in order, and they plan to meet Tuesday night to g...

Coatesville resident Kathryn L. Mannion is far from home. The 24-year-old Marine is a Lance Cpl. currently serving with the female engagemen...

At a special meeting last week, city administration asked City Council to consider a 2010 budget revision due to additional unforeseen expen...

City Council approved a company’s offer to perform an energy audit on City Hall’s existing utility bills which will determine whether the ci...

City Council Vice President Karl Marking learned that there were more than 40 vacant seats on the city’s various authorities, boards, commis...

City Council voted against a change order for different street lights in the Riverwalk project and tabled another decision about the project...

Gov. Ed Rendell spoke to Coatesville Area School District officials and students on Thursday morning about the importance of education fundi...