After a development process that encountered fits and starts, a new Dunkin’ opened in Wrightstown near the bustling “Five Points” intersection this spring.
Representatives for Max Performance, a Hatfield Township-based business that wants to build a facility for its operations in Hilltown, spoke at a late June meeting of the township board of supervisors in an effort aimed at assuaging residents’ concerns about the potential project.
The Lambertville City Council sat through a three-and-a-half-hour meeting Thursday night while residents spoke out about the 2024 Redevelopment Plan that would be set to develop homes at the site of the old Lambertville High School.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) invites the public to attend an open house plans display from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, June 27, at the Bensalem Township Building at 2400 Byberry Road, for the proposed project to improve the Interstate 95/Bristol Pike/Street Road Interchange in Bensalem Township.
“Libraries are not just for books; they are for building community,” Warminster Library Director Peter Lehu said during this month’s “Love Your Library” event.
How disappointing it was to read the Bucks County Herald’s April 18 article entitled “Chalfont updates comprehensive plan.
Several neighbors who challenged the proposed development of a “boutique hotel” and event space on West Court Street in Doylestown Borough recently appealed the zoning board’s partial approval of the controversial project.
Characterized as “striking a blow for the future,” Buckingham has adopted an Energy Transition Plan that commits to 2035 and 2050 benchmarks for moving to 100% “clean and renewable.”
The borough of Doylestown wants to know what its residents would do to address climate change on a local level and what they would like to see their community leaders do, too. Recently launched by the …
Chalfont Borough Council interviewed and voted on applicants to join the borough’s planning commission during its meeting Tuesday. This was to fill the empty seat left by former commission member …
Warminster Library has a lot to celebrate, and you are invited to the party. The main event at the Love Your Library Reception, at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 4, at 1076 Emma Lane, is the unveiling of the …
The Council Rock School Board discussed a real estate tax increase of 2.6% during a special Finance Committee meeting this month. If approved, a home with an assessed value of $45,957 would pay an …
At the May 13 board of supervisors meeting, Richland Township approved two properties zoned Rural Agricultural (RA) to be changed to Planned Commercial (PC).
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.
The Central Bucks School Board has indicated a tax hike is on the horizon to meet the district’s contracts with teachers and other staff and plan for its full-day kindergarten and grade …
The Buckingham Planning Commission on Wednesday sent a preliminary plan for a warehouse in a Planned Industrial zone to the township supervisors.
Elite Collegiate Planning will host an free college planning workshop for parents in the Bucks County area 7 p.m. May 9 at Council Rock High School North, 62 Swamp Road, Newtown.
The developer of a controversial downtown Doylestown hotel project received partial zoning relief Tuesday, including what’s needed to add a fourth story.
Max Performance, a Hatfield Township-based business that specializes in wholesaling parts for American muscle cars and trucks, is eyeing a new Hilltown facility for its operations, but some residents oppose the plan.
