Chester County Briefly: January 19

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Mary-Ellen H. Allen

Lamb McErlane

Mary-Ellen H. Allen, a partner at Lamb McErlane, has been elected President of the Chester County Bar Association for 2018. She has been a member of the CCBA’s board for the past eight years.

At Lamb McErlane, Allen is co-chair of the Employment Law Department and a member of the Litigation Department. She concentrates her practice in employment law and commercial litigation.

Allen has extensive experience in handling employment law issues both in and out of the courtroom. She has represented employers before federal and state courts, arbitration hearings, and administrative agencies. She has defended claims of unlawful discrimination, retaliation, sexual harassment, wrongful discharge, unemployment compensation, breach of contract, trade secret violations, and whistleblower complaints.

“We congratulate Mary-Ellen on being elected President of the CCBA,” said Lamb McErlane Chairman Joel L. Frank. “She will continue to bring leadership, value, and unwavering dedication to the Bar Association.”

Transportation Management Association of Chester County

The TMACC has announced new fares that will go into effect on Feb. 5 for two of its public “ChescoBus” transportation routes: SCCOOT and Coatesville Link.

For SCCOOT, the “zones” have been restructured, resulting in reduced fares, enabling riders to make more affordable short and long trips. TMACC is also adding on-demand stops to SCCOOT, which will allow residents of Kennett Square Borough to have easier access to public transportation.

The Coatesville Link bus will have a new fare that will continue to be in line with the Krapf “A” Bus.

Click here for more information.

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Longwood Fire Company

The Longwood Fire Company promoted Mike Wells from Captain to Assistant Fire Chief during its annual reorganizational meeting.

“We have many great volunteers at Longwood, and they are all willing to step up and take leadership positions,” Chief A. J. McCarthy said. “Two of our longtime leaders have stepped down, and everyone here at Longwood thanks Mert LaBare for his many years as service as Fire Captain and Joe Deckman who served as Board Treasurer.”

Also promoted was Firefighter Bas deVries who was named Fire Lieutenant. The remaining line officers remain the same. On Longwood’s board, Mike Leventry is now Vice President, Matt Glass is Secretary, Brent du Pont is Treasurer, and Ron Mazik is Financial Secretary. The rest of the board remained the same, including President Brad Bowman.

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