News Archives October, 2009

News Archives
October, 2009

Police, firefighters address complaints in campaign literature
The Middletown supervisors meeting was packed Tuesday night with dozens of firefighters and cops trying to make sense of all the campaign literature being printed leading up to next week's election
(BCCT 10/28/2009)

Parties look to seize control of board
The Republicans will look to seize the board majority and the Democrats to maintain it in next week's election for Middletown supervisor
(BCCT 10/28/2009)

Township's public works employees adjust to new home
The new building has a furnace that can run on used motor oil and transmission fluid
(BCCT 10/16/2009)

Officials hope to have new Wawa completed by March
The new store on Bristol Oxford Valley Road near the Business Route 1 intersection would replace a smaller Wawa just a few hundred feet away
(BCCT 10/15/2009)

Seniors question board president on contract talks
Officials are working on scheduling another negotiation session
(BCCT 10/15/2009)

Missing in action
Unfortunately, it looks like there will not be any debates in Middletown this year
(BCCT 10/14/2009)

Protecting your money
I am proudly running to be auditor in Middletown Township. In these difficult economic times when every penny counts we need to make sure that every level of government is spending our money wisely
(BCCT 10/14/2009)

Officials seek casino grant for sidewalk project
The project would encourage exercise and keep a few more cars off Woodbourne Road, the supervisors said
(BCCT 10/14/2009)

Residents frustrated over teacher protests
Some called the union's actions intimidating. Union President Louise Boyd said the events were not disruptive
(BCCT 10/14/2009)

Parents protest teachers' demands
While the school board again said the teachers' protest was illegal, the educators said they just want to negotiate a fair deal
(BCCT 10/1/2009)

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