Hometown Heroes Award Sponsored by Barnaby's
We are proud to present our first Hometown Hero award to Harry Jamison!
Harry Jamison is a longtime West Chester resident, 92-years-old, a World War II POW and three-time cancer survivor. Harry owned and operated an ole fashion ice cream shop, Jamison's Dairy Bar, for 40 years located right on Sharpless and South Bradford.
We are eternally grateful for your dedication, service and inspiration to the West Chester Community!
Please take a few minutes to view a short film of Harry's video by clicking here. A full length version will be released shortly. His story will keep you mesmerized with it's incredible detail. When you have a life experience that is this horrific, you don't forget. Imagine being a POW, captured by the German's...
We will be honoring Harry this Friday, Veteran's Day, at Barnaby's, our Hometown Heroes sponsor. Mayor Carolyn Comitta will be joining us as we present Harry with our inaugural Hometown Hero Award. Frank, Barnaby's owner, will be having drink specials to honor Harry, all of our soldiers and our community. Thanks Frankie!
Come on out and join us in honoring Harry at Barnaby's, Friday, November 11th at 5:30!
June 29th at 7:00 at Asplundh Concert Hall
The Chester County Jazz Festival and Sugar Baby Events
Presents
Also appearing: Point Blank and C.P. Lacey
Upcoming Jazz Fest Shows Include:
June 24th: Jazz Brunch at Faunbrook
June 28th: Jam Session at Social Lounge
July 1st: Jazz Breakfast at Wyndham Gardens
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West Chester received its first sidewalks, made of brick. The brick sidewalks boast 188 years of twisted ankles and broken heals. A tradition that continues to this day.
