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East Whiteland > Parks & Recreation > About > Whats to Come
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In the Pocket, July 18:
From the band that brought national attention to Philadelphia’s pop music scene, The Hooters’ David Uosikkinen is recording what he feels are the Essential Songs of Philadelphia. Uosikkinen chose to revisit songs recorded in Philadelphia or written and performed by Philadelphians. These essential songs feature the band In The Pocket, a rotating lineup of Philly’s most celebrated musicians. Songs can be downloaded at http://songsinthepocket.org. You should also take a look at IN THE POCKET on the premier of WHYY TV's On Canvas:
http://video.whyy.org/video/2148460724/
Trout Fishing in America (children's concert), August 15:
Trout Fishing in America in America is the longstanding musical partnership of Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet. The name, taken from a Richard Brautigan novel, seems almost as incongruent and intriguing as a picture of this musical duo - Ezra Idlet (guitar) stands six feet nine inches and Keith Grimwood (bass), five feet five and one half inches. What is more intriguing is the musical career these two have carved out in three decades of writing, recording, and performing together. Sharing knowledge and encouraging art has become another musical mission of TFIA. In the past few years they have developed a variety of song writing workshops for teachers and students, which illustrate how art and music come from the fabric of everyday life. Their willingness to make fun of our most annoying and sometimes disgusting habits in one song then touch our hearts with tender and passionate images of family life in the next is what makes the connection between Trout Fishing in America and their audiences
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Swanenburg Property
A 16-acre recreational facility is proposed for the Swanenburg Property, adjacent to the Chester Valley Trail on Swedesford Road in western East Whiteland. The proposal includes two baseball fields with overlaying soccer fields, a softball/Little League field, playground equipment, basketball courts, multi-use paths connecting to the Chester Valley Trail, a sitting area, a picnic area with pavilion, parking facilities, lighting, restrooms and a concession building. |  |  |
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Valley Creek Park
The 35-acre Valley Creek Park on Route 29 will receive improvements totaling $409,000. Half of the project will be funded by a county grant approved by the Chester County Commissioners.
Proposed improvements, some of which were completed in 2006 include resurfacing parking areas, lighting, an amphitheater, completion of the stone dust walking trail, restroom and pavilion renovations, a multi-piece play structure and a new picnic area. |  |  |
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Ecology Park
PennDOT, as part of the Rt 202 section 300 project has completed stream bank stabilization at the Conestoga Trail Ecology Park. Stream bank stabilization will mitigate erosion and sedimentation along both sides of the Valley Creek stream.
The park is located on Conestoga Road (Route 401) across from the Township Municipal Building. |  |  |
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| Harry Timney | Board Chairman 610-648-0600
| Email | | Donna Iovine | Park Coordinator 610-648-0600 x210
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209 Conestoga Rd
Frazer, PA 19355
P: 610.648.0600
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