The hard part came 3+ years ago — borrowing the $2.35 million taxpayer-funded payment for the 12-acre former flea market site on Route 202 (between Logan Square and Reeder Road) in Solebury.
I am very appreciative of the Herald including Susan Talia Delone’s wonderful column (Ramblings of a Native Plant Gardener, Feb. 1) describing the winter landscape in Aquetong Spring Park.
Hidden next to the Pine Valley Covered Bridge on Keeley Avenue in New Britain Borough is a little-known jewel, Covered Bridge Park. The park isn’t a municipal park, nor is it a county or state park, …
Gilmore & Associates’ Judy Stern Goldstein this month unveiled the long-awaited concept plans for a passive recreation park in Shenandoah Woods to glowing reviews from the Warminster Township …
Sixteen hearty volunteers gathered to plant 100 native trees and shrubs along a new section of the Lambertville Nature Trail the week after Thanksgiving. The group, including Lambertville Mayor Andrew …
On Tuesday, Doylestown Township officials, state lawmakers and others braved the cold wind at Central Park for a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of an ambitious recreation and park …
Thirty-two years ago, in 1991, Doylestown Township made a $7.1 million investment in the future of our community, purchasing 155 acres of farmland and turning it into a park for our …
Folks could soon be able to play the fastest-growing sport in the United States at Brownsburg Park in Upper Makefield. At a June 20 public meeting, the Upper Makefield Board of Supervisors gave the …
Starting in 1964, the Doylestown Youth Recreation Council sponsored basketball and football games, summer recreation programs, the Fanny Chapman swim team, dances in Central …
Doylestown-based Heritage Conservancy is defending a controversial decision to cut down hundreds of trees at a popular park it owns in Springfield Township. Addressing the board of supervisors and …
