The bill would require schools to provide educational information to parents with children in 6th-12th grades about eating disorders.
“My commitment to preserving and improving Newtown Borough has always been clear and strong," he said.
H.B. 714 would require background checks on all firearms regardless of barrel length; H.B. 735 would establish flood insurance task force.
Newtown Township Police Chief delivers monthly activity report; updates supervisors on major incidents.
If adopted by the board of supervisors, Newtown would become the third municipality in the county to ban certain single-use plastics.
Environmental Advisory Council calls special meeting to gather feedback on proposed ordinance.
Warren said that his H.B. 712 would keep Pennsylvanians safer because reporting leads to the safe recovery of lost or stolen firearms
The Township’s Environmental Advisory Council Released A Draft Ordinance That Would Ban Retail Business Use of Single-Use Plastics
Under this year’s road program, the township will pave 3.08 miles of roads at a cost of just under a million dollars.
The township will use the funds to construct curb ramps, improve its current stormwater management system throughout the business commons.
The extension will give the developer more time to work out traffic and parking issues with the major redevelopment project.
The funding will be used to construct 1,230 linear feet of sidewalk to provide shared bicycle and pedestrian spaces on Frost Lane.
The event coincides with the announcement that Brian Fitzpatrick has been named to the UNREPRESENTATIVE 18 list of lawmakers in Congress.
The Newtown Borough Council gave its nod Wednesday to the Ned Maher Society to purchase and display the banners between May and July.
“My reason to run again is just to serve the township the best way possible,” he said. “I can only guarantee that I’ll do my best.”
Women in Pennsylvania currently earn 79 cents for every dollar paid to men, according to the lawmakers.
She'll also serve on the Professional Licensure and the Aging and Older Adult Services committees.
The EAC will be holding a special public meeting on April 3 beginning at 7 p.m. to introduce a sample ordinance.
Provco is challenging the validity of Newtown Township's E30 zoning ordinance with regard to signs, gas pumps and EMCs.
State Representative Kristin Marcell joined more than a dozen female lawmakers calling for Rep. Mike Zabel to resign.
Provco is challenging the substantive validity of the township’s E30 zoning ordinance in ongoing battle to bring Wawa to Newtown.
Developer Allan Smith is seeking approval for a revised plan for the largest redevelopment project in recent borough history.
“The time has come at long last to open wide the door to justice for the victims of childhood sexual abuse," said State Sen. Santarsiero.
3Point Energy will provide electric service to the township for the next 60 months at a cost of just under six cents per kilowatt hour.
The Newtown Township GOP is endorsing Ahern and Verwoerd for supervisor and Abrahamsen for auditor.
Snyder, a Democrat and six-year resident of Newtown Township, is a member of the board’s Democratic four to one majority.
Police department test drives BMW; borough council hears cost benefit analysis as it weighs electric vs. gas-powered vehicles.
The reduction, approved by the board of supervisors on Feb. 8, is part of a broader initiative aimed at improving safety along the street.
Bid opening is scheduled for March 14 with a potential bid award taking place on March 22.
Andrea Ahern and Debbie Verwoerd have announced their intention to run for Newtown Township Supervisor this year.
Commissioners raise concern with proposed parking, plans for reconstructed barn and timeline for pedestrian footbridge.
The borough and the township are moving forward this week with plans to engineer the project.
The council, the mayor and the public gave Fesmire a standing ovation at the January council meeting and presented him with a proclamation.
During its meeting on Tuesday night, council is also expected to ink a formalized fire services agreement and fill committee positions.
Commission will review plans for what will be the largest redevelopment project in the town’s history.
Wrightstown Township resident to represent the 178th Legislative District in Harrisburg.
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Supervisors re-appoint leadership team; chairman Dennis Fisher recounts accomplishments in 2022, looks ahead to challenges in 2023.
The year is expected to begin with Provco battling the township on two fronts - in Bucks County Court and before the zoning hearing board.
In November, the council granted Smith a three month extension for his project, the largest redevelopment project in the town’s history.