Yardley Police Chief Joseph Kelly III said the updated website is more user-friendly. He said a borough business made the upgrades.
U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick secured funding for the YMCA, the municipal authority, and the school district in Morrisville.
Uri Feiner was appointed by Yardley Borough Council last week to fill the vacancy of Matt Ross, who resigned at the end of December.
Dawn Perlmutter criticized Yardley Borough Council's process. A councilman said the candidates were properly vetted based on credentials.
Uri Feiner makes his return to the Yardley Borough Council. He replaces Councilman Matt Ross, who resigned at the end of 2022.
Yardley Borough's engineer said paving for Phase II cannot be completed until temperatures warm. A PennDOT grant was sought for Phase III.
Yardley Councilman David Appelbaum is vetting applicants in hopes of filling some of the openings shortly.
State Rep. Perry Warren also hosted area politicians at his new district office in Lower Makefield Township. The Farm Show ends Saturday.
Yardley Borough Council will interview candidates Tuesday to replace Councilman Matt Ross.
State Rep. Perry Warren starts a two-year term. He serves Yardley, Newtown and Newtown, Lower Makefield, and Upper Makefield townships.
Yardley Borough Council filled two vacancies in September. Ross is leaving to devote more time to his family, officials said.
The Yardley Borough Council filled two vacancies in early September. The resignation is listed as a meeting agenda item for acceptance.
Yardley Borough Council filled two seats and endured a ballot question to shrink its membership. Land clearing began on the Wegmans project
Warren welcomes Upper Makefield Township to the revised 31st Legislative District with Jan. 5 open house. His office was located in Yardley.
David Kratzer has served as manager of Susquehanna Township. He replaces Police Chief Kenneth Coluzzi, who was working on an interim basis.
Lower Makefield Township supervisors are taking applications to fill seats on the zoning board and historical commission, among other posts.
Lower Makefield Township Police Chief Kenneth Coluzzi has served for six months. Supervisors will appoint a new manager Wednesday.
State Rep. Steve Santarsiero said the grants will support organizations in Yardley and Lower Makefield, Falls, and Bristol townships.
Lower Makefield Township is selling items showcasing its history dating to William Penn. The township is one of the first in Bucks County.
The average homeowner will pay $37 more in taxes, raising the municipal tax bill to $831.26.
Yardley resident Dawn Perlmutter said she had applied previously and was never interviewed for the alternate vacancy Borough Council filled.
The agency honored Yardley recently with a plaque and a 10 percent flood insurance discount for improving its flood risk awareness.
The Delaware River Basin Commission adopted rules Wednesday protecting the watershed from future pollution. Five public hearings were held.
Borough Council applied for a $100,000 PennDOT grant. Phase II of the North Main Street project is expected to be done by year's end.
State and local officials toured the Pennsylvania American Water facility on Monday. It serves Yardley, Lower Makefield and Falls townships.
Yardley Borough wraps up leaf collection on Saturday. Round Two for Lower Makefield is scheduled to end the week of Dec. 19.
The Yardley Borough Council is expected to adopt its 2023 municipal budget at its Dec. 6 meeting. The average resident will pay $37 more.
The new digs for State Rep. Perry Warren officially opened Thursday after being located for six years on Main Street in Yardley.
The Yardley Borough Council plans on approving the final budget at its Dec. 6 meeting. The preliminary budget is open for public inspection.
The critter has been spotted in Five Mile Woods. Township officials tweeted the alert Wednesday.
The Yardley Borough Council requests that a 6-acre parcel near the Delaware Canal be saved by Lower Makefield for a future nature trail.
The project started Monday with a 90-day schedule for completion. Borough officials had hoped for a mid-October start to beat winter.
Yardley has another date scheduled in early December. Lower Makefield Township will complete Phase 1 of leaf collection after Nov. 21.
Brian Fitzpatrick is the projected winner in the 1st District U.S. Congressional race in Tuesday's election. Results are unofficial.
Woodside Road, Creamery Road, and the Maplevale Development are expected to be finished by Friday, Lower Makefield Township officials said.
Yardley voters decided Tuesday that the size of the Borough Council should remain at seven members. Results are unofficial.
Yardley Borough Police Chief Joseph Kelly III accepted the state funds during Sen. Steve Santarsiero's station visit this week.
Council President Caroline Thompson presents a video explaining that officials are not paid. Yardley residents vote Tuesday on the measure.
Yardley's Council went into executive session Tuesday to discuss the deletion of a resident's Facebook post from a Patch.com budget story.
The funds will be used for construction costs, including demolition, site work, environmental remediation and streetscape improvements.