Councilman John McCann, who served four years, is moving. He's the fourth departure on the seven-member board since September.
Yardley Borough officials are still awaiting funding for Phase III of the project.
The first of three public forums on the historic property's future takes place Monday. The committee urges residents to provide feedback.
U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick said legislation named for Capt. Victor Saracini of Lower Makefield Township has received FAA approval.
Lower Makefield Township is holding three sessions so residents can give input on the Patterson Farm Master Plan. The first is June 26.
Pennsylvania American Water said it has received recent complaints about "earthy" tasting and smelling water. Find out why.
A Yardley councilman has revived the Pride flag dedication after a two-year absence. It takes place at Yardley Borough Hall Tuesday night.
Lower Makefield Township officials are letting ducks hatch at the Kids Kingdom Playground without disturbance.
State Rep. Perry Warren's bill to provide emergency protection for gun owners who are at risk of harming themselves or others also passed.
The restaurant will be removed from the flood plain. Work won't begin until early 2025 and the Yardley Inn would be closed for a year.
A ballot error meant that Yardley residents could only vote for three candidates instead of four, two-year seats. Stump finished fourth.
Yardley, Lower Makefield, and Morrisville residents voted in Tuesday's primary election for county races and school board.
Yardley Borough Police have posted reminders that motorists need to leave four feet of space for cyclists.
Due to a ballot error, residents can only vote for three candidates instead of four for four, two-year terms in Tuesday's primary election.
The primary election is Tuesday, May 16, in Pennsylvania. Check out our voter guide before you cast your ballot in the Yardley area.
Lower Makefield Township's road improvements program bid came in $379,000 over budget.
Yardley Borough Council approved the measure after its introduction six months ago. Eateries with eight seats or fewer won't pay fees.
The bill would require schools to provide educational information to parents with children in 6th-12th grades about eating disorders.
Lower Makefield Township has received a $10,000 PECO grant to create ADA accessibility at the forest preserve.
Bills for a gun background check and flood premiums by State Rep. Perry Warren are working through the PA House of Representatives.
Lower Makefield Township officials said the roadwork starts Monday. Route 332 westbound work began in late March.
Yardley Council President Caroline Thompson said the two have been instrumental with the borough's budget and projects.
Yardley Borough Council is expected to consider amendments to the ordinance Tuesday night and approve its advertisement.
Friday's test at the Beth El Synagogue property is to assess the visibility and possible alternate designs of a cell tower, officials said.
Yardley Borough's engineer said the sidewalk work is expected to start next Monday. Phase III's start date is uncertain.
James Routh of Newtown was hired as a part-time police officer at the Yardley Borough Council meeting Tuesday.
A Yardley resident and councilman have teamed up to identify 50 graffiti items. Joining a Lower Bucks anti-graffiti consortium may be next.
The roadway construction is part of the $5.57 million Prickett Preserve project that is expected to be completed by year's end.
Yardley Borough Council wants to keep the aqueduct's historical integrity in regard to a state bridge rehabilitation project.
Yardley is getting a state grant to buy a lot that will serve as a trailhead to the Delaware Canal Towpath, borough officials said.
Yardley Police Chief Joseph Kelly III was shot in August 2021 in a four-hour standoff. The shooter is seeking a sentencing reconsideration.
Lower Makefield Township Supervisors have hired a consultant to develop a master plan for the 243-acre property on Mirror Lake Road.
U.S Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick has introduced the Saracini Enhanced Aviation Safety Act after Capt. Victor Saracini of Lower Makefield.
Yardley Borough Council filled 12 posts on boards and committees in February. The borough has struggled to find candidates over the years.
Lucas Murray was sworn in at Tuesday's Borough Council meeting. Yardley still has an opening for a part-time officer.
A request was made to review a possible merger with Lower Makefield Township to lower the cost of police services.
The Gather Place is the first African American woman-owned and operated museum in Bucks County. It opened in September.
With new Yardley Councilman Uri Feiner on board, the council had to change up who serves on various committees.
The Yardley Borough Council approved six appointments at its meeting this week. See who was appointed.
All seven council seats are up for grabs, the first in Yardley's history. Council President Caroline Thompson announced the candidates.