Regional Roundup: Neshaminy Board Holds First Post-Picket Line Meeting

Here are some highlights from our area.

: In the first meeting since teachers left the picket line, the board will consider a preliminary 2012-13 budget. Meanwhile, .

: If a  comes to Hatboro, the  would be preserved “as-is,” but the neighboring  building, as well as a vacant former nursing home, would be demolished, officials announced Monday.

: Former Warminster resident Mike Vogel can be seen in The Help. : The police blotter also included someone being cited for harassment.

: The suspect arrested recently on suspicion of a burglary in Doylestown has since been tied to four more.

: Brsitol Township Police said an 18-year-old Bristol man, wanted for five armed robberies, was arrested on a bench warrant. Mack Mitchell was wanted by Edison Police Department in New Jersey in connection to the robberies, according to police. 

: Monday’s activity included 10 being charged with underage drinking.

: Doylestown Township police also reported a DUI and retail theft.

: Developer Allan Smith has three proposals on the table for the former Stockburger Chevrolet site. One of them, which is not currently being considered by Newtown Borough Council, features this public piazza.

: The Corner Bakery Cafe, which received conditional use approval from the Newtown Township Supervisors in October, is seeking variances for signage and impervious surface requirements.

: He talked about the state of the township and the growth of the Bensalem Business Association.

: The Walk began after a prayer service in the gym and was closed with a solemn rosary being prayed in the Church, followed by a short rally.