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Uwchlan Township 2009 Community Day, Exton/Downingtown - Chester County PA

Uwchlan Township held their 2009 Community Day on July 11^that 4 PM - Lionville Park, Devon Drive.

They had Music, Food & Games that they try to show a fun day for all ages. They end with a great Fireworks Display that lasted about 45 minutes. They say they're the best in Chester County. It's a fun event every year for their community. So stop out and have a great time.

Uwchlan Township, Exton/Downingtown PA is a community that is close to shopping at the Exton Square Mall, Main Street at Exton, Downtown Downingtown or West Chester, Marsh Creek Park, Struble Trail, local restaurants, Eagleview Corporate Center, PA Turnpike and train system in Exton to Center City of Philadelphia. If you are considering a move to Chester County area, contact me toll free 1-877-574-6643 for real estate needs and local community information.

Posted by Bill Gero, CRS, CLHMS, REALTOR - Chester County & Main Line of Phila. on 07/11/2009 03:39 PM

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JUL

Bill,

Sounds to me, that you live in a really good place. You always seem to have excellent community events and participation. So nice to read about the fun events:) Will you be attending MasterMind?

It's a Good Life!

Fran

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