Human rights commission study in the spotlight at Lambertville city council meeting
By Karen Taylor Lambertville’s City Council on Thursday approved the appointment of Paul Rotundi from Lambertville MUA for the Class II position on the Planning Board. Lt. Robert Brown had initially been proposed More...
Amid domestic terrorism threats, Pa. law enforcement stepping up posture around capitol, statewide
By Tom Sofield | Levittown Now Capitol Police Sgt. Mike Schmidt during a press conference outside the complex in August 2020.(Photo: PA Internet News Service) In the wake of the attack on the U.S. Capitol, Pennsylvania More...
Julia Fahl announces she will not seek second term as mayor of Lambertville
Lambertville Mayor Julia Fahl announcing she won’t seek re-election By Karen Taylor In a 13-minute address Thursday, Julia Fahl announced she will not run for a second term as mayor of Lambertville. She cited More...
Local groups present online series on healthy living, HIV prevention
Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center and FACT Bucks County are partnering to present “Positive Dialogue,” a series of online conversations about HIV prevention and healthy living for people who are HIV positive. The More...
Appointment of Lambertville police head to planning board withdrawn
By Karen Taylor Tuesday’s city council reorganization meeting not only focused on the usual swearing-in of new council, commission and board members for the City of Lambertville, but also provided an opportunity More...
OPINION: Pennsylvania legislators must vote ‘no’ to judicial gerrymandering
By Jean Weston and Monica Weninger There is a dangerous move afoot in the General Assembly to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to create regional election districts for state appellate court judges, e.g. Supreme More...
Pennsylvania ban on indoor dining, gyms, school sports to be lifted Jan. 4
By Angela Couloumbis and Jamie Martines of Spotlight PA Gov. Tom Wolf will lift restrictions that temporarily halted indoor dining, shuttered gyms, casinos, and theaters, and suspended in-person sports and extracurricular More...
Passing of Charles ‘Chick’ Messinger of New Hope
Charles “Chick” Messinger, 91, passed away peacefully on Dec. 20 in Doylestown. Chick was one of a kind, a raconteur who loved life. He was a loving son, brother, uncle, cousin, friend and teacher. He More...
Virtual holiday concert by Music Mountain Theatre in Lambertville a warm holiday hug
By John Millman Dwyer When you go to any musical at Music Mountain Theatre in Lambertville, you will hear some of the best voices in the Delaware Valley. They are lucky to be home to many artists, and every year More...
Lambertville council members Asaro, Urbish bid farewell at meeting Thursday
By Karen Taylor Mayor Fahl began Thursday’s meeting by expressing her appreciation to council members Beth Asaro and Madeline Urbish, who will end their terms in office on Jan. 5. Councilman Sanders and Councilwoman More...
