Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on the issues. Democrat Michael Kelly presents his ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on the issues. Democrat Mitchell Meyerson presents his ideas.
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Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Republican Stephen Mass shares his ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on the issues. Republican Patricia Murphy presents her ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on the issues. Republican Pamela Van Blunk shares her ideas.
One would fix a loophole in the state workers compensation law; the other would restrict a specific type of ammunition.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on the issues. Republican Gene DiGirolamo shares his ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Republican Patricia Carman shares her ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Democrat Rick Haring shares his ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on the issues. Republican Robert Caroselli presents his ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Democrat Karen Smith shares her ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Republican Andrew Warren shares his ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Democrat Dana Foley shares her ideas.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Republican Joe Van Houten presents his ideas.
The league has recorded interviews with five of the 11 candidates running for school board and has posted them to its website.
To be counted, mail-in and absentee ballots must be received by the Board of Elections by 8 p.m. on Election Day, May 16, 2023.
See the latest announcement from the Borough of Doylestown.
The plan will include a set of actions that will ultimately produce zero net greenhouse gases by 2050.
Urges the Central Bucks School District to revisit recommendation to close the neighborhood school.
Reese Grosso and Jackson Manning recognized for their advocacy within the Doylestown community.
Sen. Santarsiero also fields questions at legislative coffee on road projects, Central Bucks School District and the issue of PFAS.
The mailings can seem threatening and have caused needless confusion and worry, according to the county's board of elections.
Comprehensive plan workshop to focus on sustainability and conservation, parks and recreation, and housing and development.
Supervisors vote to take out a loan with TD Bank to pay for much of the 2023 roads program.
The 18,000 square foot Community Recreation Center will feature multi-use spaces that can be used year round.
The honor is the highest form of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting.
Board of Supervisors approve engineering bids for projects on Routes 611 and 313.
The funds come from the distribution of gaming revenues through the Commonwealth Financing Authority.
In a unanimous vote, council approved the permanent addition to the street, which will be paid for by the Doylestown Pride Festival.
The funding will be used to improve the intersection of Easton and Bristol Roads and as part of redevelopment of a Super Wawa.
At the county level, voters will elect candidates for judge, county commissioner, clerk of courts, Register of Wills, treasurer and coroner.
State Sen. Steve Santarsiero lauded her time as Bucks County DA and her support for protecting children in the court system.
Jennifer Herring, a certified public accountant and a Democrat, will be seeking another six year term on the board of supervisors.
Residents from the 29th District are invited to attend an open house on Monday, March 13.
The new $1.7 million center is designed to centralize the township's recreational activities