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- WANTED: New Sewer Authority Board Member
- Supervisors Approve 413 Durham Rd Project Despite Traffic Concerns
- Hundreds Protest Trump & Musk at "Hands Off" Rally in #NewtownPA
WANTED: New Sewer Authority Board Member
Linda Bobrin has resigned from the Newtown Bucks County Joint Municipal Authority (NBCJMA, aka Sewer Authority) Board. Ms. Bobrin was appointed to the Board by Newtown, which now must find a replacement. Consequently, the Newtown Township Board of Supervisors is currently accepting letters of interest/resumes for an opening on the Joint Municipal Sewer Authority Board of Directors.
The Sewer Authority is a public utility entity established by Newtown Township and Newtown Borough, Pennsylvania, under the Municipal Authorities Act. NBCJMA is responsible for the construction, maintenance, and operation of critical water and sewer infrastructure, including water supply, wastewater treatment, and disposal facilities. More details...
Interested applicants can send a letter of interest and resume to Olivia Kivenko at:Oliviak@newtownpa.gov You must be a resident of Newtown Township.
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Supervisors Approve 413 Durham Rd Project Despite Traffic Concerns
Durham Investment, LP on Wednesday, 9 April 2025, received final plan approval to build a daycare center and a medical office on Route 413 just to the north of the township complex.
The votes was 4-1 with supervisor John Mack voting NO.
Mack opposed this plan because of traffic concerns expressed by residents of Delancey Court located across the road from the site.
Listen to their comments at the 11 December 2024 BOS meeting in this Youtube video...
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Hundreds Protest Trump & Musk at "Hands Off" Rally
A grassroots protest in Newtown drew large numbers Saturday, April 4, 2025, despite the rain. Protesters gathered outside Fitzpatrick's office beside the Newtown Bypass. People of all ages joined the event, including many seniors.
Top concerns included recent cuts at the U.S. Social Security Administration and fears of a constitutional crisis. More...
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