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Chesco United To Discuss Election — Chesco United has scheduled a town hall, 7 p.m., Dec. 1, at 21 Hagerty Blvd., West Chester, Pa. 19382 to discuss the 2022 Midterm Election and Chester County’s certification.
For information contact ChescoUnited@proton.me
Election Results Topic Of Pennsylvania Constitution Seminar — Tomorrow, Nov. 18, is the monthly meeting of the Pennsylvania Constitution Seminar.
Topics on the agenda are the Nov. 8 election; getting Harrisburg to conduct lawful constitutional amendments, helping sheriffs reclaim their lawful constitutional office, and networking with like-minded groups.
The meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. and can be accessed via the web at
https://meet.goto.com/236746549 or by phone at +1 (224) 501-3412 with access code 236-746-549
Delco Playwrights Showcased In Rutledge Festival — Julie Zaraffano of Broomall, Sandra Wade of Drexel Hill and Brigette ReDavid of Glen Mills are three area playwrights in the short play festival in Rutledge. Former Daily Times reporter Patti Mengers is one of the festival judges, along with Philadelphia Actor Anthony Wilcox and Director Raymond P. Smith.
“I love creating plays for lots of different characters but I especially love creating roles for women and mature women,” said Playwright Zaraffano who wrote the play Gamma Girls to the Rescue. “And I love showing mature women, who do not have dementia, who are women who have hopes and desires and dreams.”
While ReDavid’s play isn’t about women, the characters in Kearon & Kyle are definitely different, according to ReDavid. “But I’m not going to tell you anything else about them because it would spoil the fun,” ReDavid says of the play which has already run in Maryland and NYC.
The play The Skeptics is by Drexel Hill Playwright Sandra Wade. It features Drexel Hill actor and film producer Oliver Assiran.
Other playwrights include Rajiv Mallick of Pheonixville, Christopher Tait of Philadelphia, John O’Hare of Philadelphia, Tori Bond of Perkasie, Stephen Olsen of Connecticut, David Valdez of Florida, and Rex McGregor of New Zealand.
The show runs 4 to 8 p.m. Nov. 12. A silent auction, food and refreshments are available. Tickets are $20 at https://www.eventbrite.com/d/united-states–pennsylvania/off-page-play-festival/
For information, email OffPage2021@gmail.com
Holy Myrrh-Bearers Christmas Basket Raffle — Holy Myrrh-Bearers Parish starts its annual Christmas Basket Raffle, Friday, Oct. 28. More than 30 beautifully prepared, themed raffle baskets will be auctioned off.
The baskets will be on display in the social hall of the church at 900 Fairview Road, Swarthmore Pa. 19081.
The raffle will take place at the St. Nicholas Dinner, Dec. 4.
Regular raffle tickets are $2 with 3 for $5, 8 for $10 and 17 for $20 options.
For the “big item” basket table tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20.
Tickets are available before and after the services on the weekend in the social hall and during the pierogie sale hours which are 10 a.m. – 2p.m., Thursday, Friday and Saturdays.
Email HMBChurch@verizon.net for information.
Off Page Holding Play Festival In Rutledge — A short-play festival will be held, Nov. 12, at Rutledge Community Center sponsored by Off Page, a creative artist group started during the Pandemic.
“We’ve read hundreds of scripts over the last few years. Our Facebook page Philadelphia Screenwriters had 40 members before everything shut down. Now we are well over 500 strong with the majority of members from Philadelphia, Delaware and Montgomery counties,” said Brigette ReDavid, who founded Off Page in the summer of 2020.
Ms. ReDavid is the former managing editor of the NEWS of Delaware County whose work appeared in the Main Line Times, University City Review, and the Philadelphia Inquirer where she was a Lifestyle and entertainment columnist. She lives in Glen Mills and travels between Philadelphia, New York and LA to work as a writer and filmmaker.
The group’s goal is to become a non profit to continue supporting area writers and artists in their work, she said.
Off Page is accepting admissions through Sept. 23 for the festival.
“In May, I was the producer and AD on a short film by John Giordano and Dennis Jeantet and we filmed one of the days at the Rutledge Community Center,” she says. “Upstairs the borough has built the most beautiful stage and I thought this is the perfect place for our first Off Page event.”
Details can be found on the Philadelphia Screenwriters or Off Page FACEBOOK pages, or by emailing OffPage2021@gmail.com.
“We’ve been getting some really good submissions in from Villanova students, Broomall residents and more. There’s a lot of talent here,” she says
Susan B. Anthony Pro Life America will be one of the featured non-profits at Sweat Shirt of Hope’s Hopefest 22. It’s Sept. 16 and 17 at 741. N County Line Road, Souderton. The community event features free food, music, kids activities and giveaways.
Audit The Vote Pa Coming To Delco — Toni Shuppe and Karen Taylor of Audit the Vote Pa are coming to Delco, Sept. 1, to discuss election integrity.
The program runs 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Gatsby’s Bar & Grill, 4936 Pennell Road, Aston, Pa 19014.
Constitution Lesson Concerns Act 77 — This month’s meeting of the free online lessons concerning the Pennsylvania Constitution is 6:45 p.m., tomorrow, Aug. 19. Topics will be fraudulent changing of the amendment procedure; the state Supreme Court’s decision regarding Act 77 and the dissenting opinions; public notice of six proposed amendments to the Constitution; and the history of how the district attorney came to be assumed as the chief law enforcement officer of the county.
To participate visit https://meet.goto.com/662535165 or call in at +1 (669) 224-3412 with the access code 662-535-165
Catherine Engelbrecht Jack Maxey Kick Off Campaign To Reform PA Elections –A coalition of more than 70 patriot groups, including the Delaware County Patriots, will campaign to pressure the State Legislature to return Pennsylvania to in-person voting as per the Pennsylvania Constitution.
The campaign will be officially launched Aug. 27 at a 5-hour rally at Keystone Horse Center, 103 Horse Farm Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815.
It starts at 11 a.m.
Keynote speaker will be Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote who will describe how the 2020 Election was stolen and the plans to steal this year’s election. Also special guest Jack Maxey will discuss “Hunter’s Laptop from Hell and How the Chinese Own the Biden”
The event will be emceed by Sam Faddis of Unite PA. Also taking the stage will be Webb Kline of We The People of Columbia County, Tonie Shuppe of Audit the Vote, Tabith Vaallea of FreePA and Zach Scherer of Butler County Patriots.
Tickets are $10, children are free.
There will be food and drink vendors and entertainment.
Camp stools and chairs are allowed but not outside food or beverages.
Pay at the door by RSVP at http://evite.me/gks35jRBhy or UnitePa.net/events.
Sheriffs And Amendments On Agenda For This Months Constitutional Webinar –This month’s free webinar regarding the Pennsylvania Constitution is 7-9 p.m., Friday, July 15.
The agenda as per teacher Bill Reil is how it is the sheriff — not the district attorney — who is the chief law enforcement officer of a county; five proposed constitutional amendments including SB 106; and an up-date regarding the disastrous Act 77 of 2019 which allows unlimited mail-in voting and shamelessly contradicts the wording of the state constitution.
Also proposed solutions to reclaim our constitutional republican form of government will be discussed.
We must remember that those that signed our Declaration of Independence had a trust and faith in almighty God that upon this declaration to the world that the colony/states would separate from the most powerful nation of the time,” says event organizer Bill Denison.
To participate in the meeting visit https://meet.goto.com/779323301 or call +1 (312) 757-3121 and use access code 779-323-301
The GoTo app can be found at https://meet.goto.com/install