Admittedly, municipal comprehensive plans don’t have the page-turning appeal of a good thriller novel. Still, John Grisham probably isn’t going to help manage development and land preservation in your township; it’s those comprehensive plans, created by municipal authorities, that provide a guiding role and recommendations on how land should be utilized to best meet the needs and wants of communities.
Members of the Upper Makefield Board of Supervisors once more butted heads over the appointment of a new township engineering firm. The debate at the Jan. 16 public meeting continued what had been …
With an eye on public safety, the Falls Township Supervisors set the wheels in motion for greater pedestrian protection along a state-owned roadway. Earlier this summer, the supervisors unanimously …
Bonnie B. Mettler’s “Engine of Racism,” depicting key persons and events in the Black struggle for freedom and equality, will be on view at Pebble Hill Interfaith Church in Doylestown on …
A failed attempt to fill the new position of district engineer led to tension among some Neshaminy School Board members on June 27.A motion to appoint Robert Maloney, currently the district's …
Middle Bucks Institute of Technology (MBIT) students from the Engineering-Related Technology program have come up with a groundbreaking invention.In partnership with the Ornithology Department at the …
Looks like there’ll be a new place to get your lawnmower tuned up and fixed in Wrightstown – or to buy a new one if necessary. In a recent public meeting, the Wrightstown Board of Supervisors …
