Flashing Beacons and New Walkways Arrive on Brownsville Road
Feasterville Trevose, PA · September 9, 2026
Fresh pavement markings and newly poured concrete ramps near Avenue C signal an easier walk across Brownsville Road today. Coffee in hand, here is what is shaping our Wednesday.
The Lead
Construction crews are wrapping up installation work on the Brownsville Road Pedestrian Improvement Project near the Avenue C intersection. Coordinated between township public works and state transportation officials, the safety overhaul introduces a dedicated crossing equipped with pedestal-mounted Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons, newly poured ADA-compliant curb ramps, and connected sidewalk segments.
The corridor has long presented a challenging crossing for neighborhood walkers heading toward local storefronts and bus stops, particularly during morning and evening rush hours. Beyond new concrete, the finished scope delivers roadway restoration, high-visibility striping, and cleared sightlines along the township right-of-way. Technicians plan to complete final electrical testing on the push-button signals before removing remaining construction barrels later this week.
Local Pulse
Township Supervisors Meet for Budget Talks Supervisors hold an open workshop at 6:30 PM followed immediately by their regular public voting session.
Langhorne: Borough Council Convenes Tonight Officials gather at 7:00 PM in municipal chambers to address neighborhood infrastructure updates and pending local ordinances.
What's On Around Town
Yardley: Lil' Sprouts Tune Time Shady Brook Farm (931 Stony Hill Rd), 11:00 AM–12:00 PM Interactive singing and movement with Miss Sally inside the greenhouse.
Newtown: Sting Ray's Rock 'n' Roll Show Newtown Theatre (120 N State St), 3:00–5:00 PM Classic 1950s and 60s oldies hits in the historic borough auditorium.
The Swoon Saloon Book Club Township Library of Lower Southampton (1983 Bridgetown Pike), 6:30–7:30 PM Casual romance novel discussion featuring Bailey Hannah’s latest release.
Spotlight & Story
- Feasterville Plaza
- Before evolving into today’s bustling open-air shopping center on Bustleton Pike, this 12-acre parcel housed the enclosed Bucks County Mall throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Local errands now trace the precise footprint where neighborhood families once browsed Clover and gathered at Woolworth’s lunch counter.
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