Near-constant winds and occasionally heavy rain forced the cancellation Saturday of tree-planting at Village Center Park in Lower Frederick. Sunday, although cold, was better, and a group of volunteers turned out for the work.
A comprehensive plan that envisions the future of Lower Frederick Township through the year 2040 is completed as a draft proposal. The township now hopes residents read its and comment before being adopted.
Weeks after Tropical Storm Ida flooded portions of Lower Frederick Township, it could receive federal funds to help with costly clean-ups and repairs. Removing debris at Foy Park is an example of the need.
Sometimes you don't need words to convey a thoughtful and gracious gesture. Sometimes all you need is a basket on a table.
Lower Frederick supervisors Tuesday unanimously authorized their solicitor to draft a proposed "natural resource" law. It would further protect natural elements that make the township attractive.
Out with virtual (with a sole exception), and in with live-and-in-person. That change comes Monday to municipal meetings in Lower Frederick Township, its manager said … just like it has elsewhere.
The first exploratory steps that preface a potential sale of Schwenksville's water and sewer systems to a prospective buyer got under way during Thursday's borough council meeting. No decisions were made.
Despite the effort needed to wade through a mountain of job applications, Lower Frederick Police Chief Paul Maxey on Tuesday told township supervisors he has 75 "outstanding" options to find a new officer.
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