Residents will cast their votes in the May 16 primary election at polling places in Yardley, Morrisville, and Lower Makefield Township.
The Yardley Borough Council will meet Tuesday night to consider adopting the preliminary budget with a public inspection from Nov. 14-25.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 8, in Pennsylvania. Check out our voter guide before you cast your ballot in the Yardley area.
The project calls for renovating and expanding a barn at the Morrisville education center. The Snipes family are 11th-generation farmers.
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Democrat Perry Warren of Newtown presents his ideas.
On Sandy's 10-year anniversary, Yardley reflects on losing power, avoiding flooding, and finishing a task no matter Mother Nature's wrath.
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Republican Bernie Sauer of Newtown presents his ideas.
A resident had argued that election signs violated zoning ordinances. Yardley officials stated that it's "unconstitutional" to police them.
Patch asks candidates to share their views on Bucks County issues. Democrat Steve Santarsiero of Lower Makefield Township offers his ideas.
Yardley Borough has a $68,000 deficit as 2023 budget discussions head toward a Dec. 6 deadline, Matt Curtin informs Council.
Lower Makefield Township planted trees at the playground Wednesday and has a plaque dedicating the community support to build it.
Dakota B. Romberger was promoted from part-time police officer by the Yardley Borough Council Tuesday night. He joined the force in 2020.
Patch asks candidates to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Republican Matt McCullough of Newtown Township presents his ideas.
A Yardley resident said political signs make Main Street look like the "Newtown Bypass." Borough Council said it would investigate signage.
The Morrisville Water Department said the flushing begins Monday and lasts until Oct. 20. Residents may notice lower water pressure.
Councilman David Appelbaum does not agree with a Nov. 8 ballot question to reduce the Yardley Borough Council from seven to five members.
One member's resignation was announced by the Yardley Borough Council at one meeting with the vacancy filled at Tuesday night's meeting.
Republic Services is no longer offering residential trash collection in Lower Makefield Township, the township announced.
Yardley Police Chief Joseph Kelly III asks the council to move the item to the Oct. 18 agenda. He also released September crime statistics.
Committee will meet Tuesday to outline ordinance fee reductions and regulations changes before presentation to Borough Council next month.
The project starts in mid-October with hopes by borough officials that it will be completed before winter. Six weeks of work is estimated.
Borough Council also approved snow removal and salt contracts for upcoming winter.
The 54th annual Harvest Day drew praise from Yardley Borough Council members at Tuesday night's meeting.
Don Carlson and David Appelbaum joined the seven-member Borough Council for its meeting Tuesday night.
Pennsylvania American Water crews are conducting routine flushing through Friday.
Resident Earl Markey petitioned to reduce council from seven to five members. A Bucks judge ordered its addition to the Nov. 8 ballot.
The Bucks County Department of Health plans to conduct an ultra-low volume mosquito control operation throughout the township.
Robert Gergal Jr. joins the Yardley Borough police department as a part-time police officer. His grandfather was a Bucks County detective.
Service Sunday night will mark anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks, which included 18 victims from Bucks County.
Don Carlson and David Appelbaum will fill two seats. Councilman Chris Campellone resigned just before the appointments Tuesday.
Borough Council is expected to accept another resignation at its meeting Tuesday night. This would be the second in less than a month.
Most stores will be open, but banks and government offices are closed for the Labor Day holiday on Monday.
Submit an application by 8 a.m. for vacant Borough Council seat. The term runs through Dec. 31, 2023.
Perry Warren, D-Bucks, filed a discharge resolution to force consideration by the House of his universal background check bill, H.B. 235.
The board will examine the heavily-criticized response of police to the school shooting, which left 22 dead.
Bids for the project are scheduled to be opened early next week, with a recommendation expected at its next council meeting.
Primary Election Day is Tuesday, May 17 in Pennsylvania. Check out our voter guide before you cast your ballot.
Falls Township supervisors voted in favor of a restaurant liquor license for Country Farms, located in the Shoppes at Makefield Village.
Representatives Tina Davis and Perry Warren are urging the state House to pass the law, which would reform child custody laws in the state.
Bucks Co. Democrats John Galloway and Perry Warren worked together to secure the grant, which will be used for various education programs.