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Aston Resident Raymond Perko Responsible for Interior Design of Recognizable Delco Structures

2015-02-22T11:34:32-05:00

Raymond C. Perko (Photo: Loretta Rodgers) By Loretta Rodgers There are not many people who can honestly say they love their job. Aston resident Raymond Perko is one of those people. An interior designer for more than 40 years, Perko has been involved in the interior design of some of the most recognizable buildings in the Delaware County and Tri-State area including the original MacDade Mall, St. Mary Magdalen Church in Upper Providence, the round real estate building in Swarthmore on U.S. Route 320; Clement Communications in Concord Township; the Commonwealth Club at the William Penn Inn; the lobby [...]

Aston Resident Raymond Perko Responsible for Interior Design of Recognizable Delco Structures2015-02-22T11:34:32-05:00

Closed President’s Day

2015-02-17T15:52:06-05:00

Administration Office and the Public Works Department will be closed Monday, February 16, 2015 in observation of President's Day. NO TRASH OR RECYCLING. Tuesday, February 17, 2015 - All Monday and Tuesday routes will be picked up.

Closed President’s Day2015-02-17T15:52:06-05:00

Vision Plan Implementation Committee

2016-10-08T10:19:33-04:00

The Board of Commissioners is seeking volunteers to assist the Township engineer and administration to prepare amendments to the Aston Comprehensive Plan, Zoning Ordinance, and Sub-Division Land Development that will form the frame work for the implementation of the Aston Vision Plan. (See the scope of work below) It is anticipated that the initial phase of the work will begin in March and that the final documents would be considered by the Board of Commissioners at the end of 2015. The Board of Commissioners will appoint a volunteer committee at their meeting on February 18th. Interested in serving on this committee? [...]

Vision Plan Implementation Committee2016-10-08T10:19:33-04:00

Volunteers Needed – Aston Township Parks Master Plan Committee

2016-02-23T10:53:21-05:00

The Board of Commissioners has established a volunteer committee to assist the Township engineer and administration to prepare the Aston Township Parks Master Plan. (See the scope of work below) The first Park Master Plan Committee meeting is scheduled for Thursday, March 5th, at 7:00pm in the Aston Township Commissioners Meeting Room at 5021 Pennell Road. There will be at least three committee meetings and two (2) public meetings. It is anticipated that a final plan would be considered by the Board of Commissioners in late summer. Interested in serving on this committee? Send a letter of interest to: John A. Granger, [...]

Volunteers Needed – Aston Township Parks Master Plan Committee2016-02-23T10:53:21-05:00

Aston Township Fire Department Recognized at Commissioner’s Meeting; Board and Officers Introduced

2015-12-18T14:17:56-05:00

Delaware County President Judge Chad Kenney presided over swearing in ceremonies for officers and the board of Aston Township Fire Department #17. Donning dress uniforms, board members and officers of the newly organized Aston Township Fire Department were recognized by the board of commissioners and sworn into office by Delaware County President Judge Chad Kenney during the January 21 board of commissioners meeting. […]

Aston Township Fire Department Recognized at Commissioner’s Meeting; Board and Officers Introduced2015-12-18T14:17:56-05:00

Aston Mourning the Death of Former Township Commissioner Robert S. Willoughby

2015-01-31T19:04:14-05:00

Former Township Commissioner Bob Willoughby The Aston Township Board of Commissioners and the residents of the township are saddened to learn of the death of former 4th ward Commissioner Robert S. Willoughby. Our condolences go out to Bob's wife Jacque', his daughters Wendy and Jodi, and son-in law, David. Bob was appointed commissioner of the 4th ward in October 1999 when he filled the unexpired term of Commissioner Bill Welch. He was then elected and served as 4th ward commissioner until 2006. Over the years, Bob served Aston Township in many capacities, including as a member of the Penn-Delco [...]

Aston Mourning the Death of Former Township Commissioner Robert S. Willoughby2015-01-31T19:04:14-05:00
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