Under current rules, even small home additions can require engineering plans and remediation efforts costing thousands of dollars.
Three students from the ‘Quakertown 5’ released to house arrest after ICE protest and police confrontation
A juvenile judge ordered electronic monitoring as the investigation into police response continues.
Fitzpatrick calls for oversight and health protections following glyphosate executive order
While Fitzpatrick noted that national security preparedness is critical, he stressed that public health protections and oversight cannot be sidelined.
Pennridge School Board kicks off budget season
Governor Shapiro’s proposed budget includes less than one percent increases in Pennridge’s basic education and special education funding.
Quakertown Council meeting draws packed rooms amid fallout from student protest, calls for chief’s resignation
A Quakertown Council meeting drew packed rooms amid fallout from student protest, calls for chief’s resignation.
Fitzpatrick welcomes Council Rock South senior Sheryl Klein as SOTU guest
Klein founded the Women’s Empowerment Club, which she launched to establish a forum for dialogue, mentorship, and civic engagement.
Politicians in Pennsylvania should focus on real issues, not cellphones
I personally want my child to have a phone on them for many reasons, the first being safety.