Senior Living Review Moves Forward + Weekend Music Lineup
Feasterville Trevose, PA · August 28, 2026
Summer's final Friday brings a welcome evening breeze and a full lineup of open-air music across the valley.
The Lead
The township's long-running review of the proposed Federation Housing development at 1834 Brownsville Road has cleared a major milestone. Hearing Officer Joseph Kuhls formally submitted his final opinion and order, concluding months of testimony regarding the conditional use application for dedicated affordable senior housing.
The comprehensive report now moves directly to the Board of Supervisors for public consideration. The parcel, situated in a central corridor, has drawn sustained interest from neighboring residents focused on stormwater management, perimeter tree buffers, and local traffic patterns. Township officials have scheduled the formal board discussion for the September 9 public meeting, giving neighbors and local planners two weeks to inspect the hearing officer’s findings before supervisors cast their binding vote.
Local Pulse
Maple Avenue Detours Continue Through Mid-Autumn Weekday closures run daily from 9 AM to 3 PM between Street Road and Second Street Pike.
Registration Opens for Annual Heroes Run Local runners and walkers can now register online for the upcoming September township 5K race.
Playwicki Farm Foundation Seeks Weekend Volunteers Community helpers are needed to assist with meadow conservation, trail upkeep, and seasonal family event preparations.
What's On Around Town
Lahaska: Tunes at Noon Peddler's Village (2400 Street Rd), 12:00–1:00 PM Free lunchtime acoustic performance on the open main green.
New Hope: Dez Kozman Live Playhouse Deck (70 S Main St), 1:30–3:30 PM Acoustic guitar and riverfront views beside the historic playhouse.
Washington Crossing: Break Even Band Crossing Vineyards (1853 Wrightstown Rd), 7:00 PM Classic rock favorites outdoors among the summer vineyard rows.
Newtown: The Songs of Springsteen The Newtown Theatre (120 N State St), 8:30–10:00 PM Live celebration of classic anthems inside the historic movie house.
Spotlight & Story
- Bridgetown Pike
- Named for the bygone 18th-century village of Bridgetown along the Neshaminy, the route once steered stagecoaches toward Langhorne. Before modern spans took over, travelers crossed on a 1907 iron bridge whose preserved frame still overlooks the water today.
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