News Archives January, 2010

News Archives
January, 2010

Hundreds remember Jones during service
Mike Lubold was working the night shift last week when he stopped his police cruiser on the Route 1 Superhighway
(BCCT 1/31/2010)

More convenience and more time for comment
Regarding the Jan. 8 "Thumbs Down" editorial about Middletown meetings: I have the utmost respect for former Supervisor Chuck Thompson, but his accusation that the new board is attempting to discourage residents from expressing their concerns or opinions is entirely without merit
(BCCT 1/29/2010)

Service to honor late Officer Jones
The Middletown cop was killed one year ago Friday during a traffic stop on Route 1
(BCCT 1/28/2010)

Towns team up on open space purchase
Middletown and Penndel have teamed up to try to buy open space for passive recreation
(BCCT 1/28/2010)

Staff union urges district to reconsider outsourcing
The two sides are set to meet with a fact- finder next month
(BCCT 1/27/2010)

Thumbs Up
To the Middletown Township Board of Supervisors for instituting a public comment policy that welcomes citizens' participation
(BCCT 1/21/2010)

Board: Public comment policy generous, fair
Feel free to continue speaking your piece at Middletown supervisors meetings. Just don't wear out the microphone and check the redundancy at the door
(BCCT 1/21/2010)

Board votes for quarterly budget reports
The reports should prevent 11th-hour jockeying of finances, one supervisor said
(BCCT 1/20/2010)

Number of serious fires down in township
Middletown officials attribute an aggressive prevention program and fire education
(BCCT 1/20/2010)

Cawley's candidacy prospects get a boost
The Bucks commissioner received solid support for lieutenant governor in a meeting of county heads
(BCCT 1/14/2010)

Board changes meeting times, days
Changing to Monday night meetings will avoid conflicts with the Neshaminy school board, the new township supervisors chairman said
(BCCT 1/13/2010)

Board to tackle projected deficit
At least one board member recommended soliciting the staff's input for ways to trim the fat.
(BCCT 1/13/2010)

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