Grand View Hospital in Sellersville has announced a temporary closure of its maternity ward beginning December 1, following the resignation of several OB/GYN physicians. During this pause in services, all expectant mothers who would typically deliver at Grand View will be redirected to St. Luke’s Upper Bucks Campus in Milford Township. While labor and delivery services will be suspended, Grand View...
Chalfont, PA is set to see significant changes to local infrastructure as Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) plans a $39 million extension of Bristol Road past Butler Avenue. The project is designed to reduce traffic congestion near Route 152 and improve accessibility for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. Key Features of the Bristol Road Extension The planned project includes...
Lower Merion Township is reviewing its first parking meter rate increase in 25 years, a move aimed at balancing revenue needs with support for local businesses. Most meters would rise from $0.50 to $1 per hour, while select high-demand meters in the Ardmore Business District could increase to $1.50 per hour. Rates at the Cricket Avenue Parking Garage are expected to stay at $0.50 per hour. Why the...
Big changes may be on the horizon for Pottstown, PA, as the borough prepares for the potential return of passenger rail service for the first time since 1989. The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) is moving forward with its “Next Stop Pottstown” study, exploring how restoring rail service between Reading and Philadelphia could boost economic growth, improve transit options, and...
A significant boost for senior housing opportunities in Bucks County: the Daniel B. Green House — a 60-unit affordable housing community for residents aged 62 and older — has officially opened at 4695 Somerton Road in Trevose. BUCKSCO.Today+2jewishexponent.com+2 Why This Development Matters The building is designed to provide one-bedroom apartments for low-income older adults in a region where...
A major step toward community preservation and urban revitalization is underway in Philadelphia, as the Philadelphia Land Bank has officially purchased 35 garden parcels at an August sheriff’s sale. These lots, previously tied up in privately held tax liens, are part of an ongoing effort to secure and protect long-standing community gardens across the city. The initiative—developed through...
If you live in Upper Dublin Township, there’s an important update you’ll want to know about before heading to the polls this November. Earlier this year, in February 2025, the township approved and implemented new ward boundaries—changes that could affect where some residents vote in the upcoming November 5, 2025, election. The updated Upper Dublin ward map is now available on the township’s...
The beloved Colonial Theatre in Phoenixville—a landmark known for its rich history and vibrant arts scene—is getting some much-needed restoration. Construction is now underway on a major preservation project aimed at repairing the building’s damaged west wall, a structural issue that has threatened the integrity of the historic 1903 theater. Thanks to an incredible community effort, the Colonial...
Lower Merion Township is taking major steps toward a cleaner, quieter community. Township commissioners have advanced a proposal that would begin phasing out gas-powered leaf blowers — a move that aligns with a growing trend among suburban communities focused on reducing noise pollution and promoting environmentally friendly landscaping practices. Under the proposed ordinance, the transition would...
Residents and businesses in Chester, PA, should prepare for an increase in water rates next year. The Chester Water Authority (CWA) recently announced that starting January 1, 2026, customers will see a 14% increase in their water bills. According to the CWA, the rate hike is tied to financial concerns stemming from a proposed amended bankruptcy plan by the City of Chester receiver. This plan could...
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