Three Solebury nonprofits that last year founded the Primrose Creek Coalition, given their mutual interest in the ecological sustainability of the creek, are set to publicly roll out their effort to preserve the waterway and its aquifer.

Climate and sustainability worries are growing in Solebury judging by the doubled attendance at the second township forum on weather changes held April 4 at New Hope-Solebury High School.

As is its practice, the Solebury Board of Supervisors met early in the new year to make sure it has its priorities straight. So on Jan. 4, the board went over a list of 29 items.

Engineers from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection are conducting a survey of the Primrose Creek floodplain in Solebury.

The good folks at DEP may be willing, but the creek still keeps rising and Solebury wants to know what the state’s going to do about it. The problem, the board of supervisors said Feb. 7, is that …

Solebury wants to ensure the state Department of Environmental Protection implements the township’s recommendations for the Primrose Creek Restoration Project at the former New Hope Crushed Stone …