Riegelsville News

A human leg found in the Delaware River just north of Easton yesterday morning remains a mystery today.

The Easton Area Public Library is, for better or worse, a part of the Easton Area School District.

In re Appeal of Borough of Riegelsville, No. 1210 C.D. 2008 . The borough purchased properties on December 23, 2006.

But as Riegelsville Council unanimously struck down a petition that would have cleared the way for a bustling shopping center in the heart of the sleepy Upper Bucks borough, residents still breathed a collective sigh of relief Thursday night.

A medical supply company wants to move into 60 Bridge St., the former manufacturing site for The Baker line of whole-grain products.

Sparks from a metal grinder appear to have started a fire that destroyed a shed in Nockamixon on Tuesday morning, one fire official said.

A new bridge is providing easy access in one Bucks County borough. Officials cut the ribbon today on a new pedestrian bridge in Riegelsville.

Riegelsville officials and residents Thursday dedicated a new pedestrian bridge over the Delaware Canal financed by a Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission grant.

The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission today hired an engineering firm to prepare plans outlining how to repair the 105-year-old bridge built by John A. Roebling's Sons Co.

After a long season of travel capped off by a thrilling performance at the Rolex Kentucky CCI**** last weekend , Buck Davidson arrived home to his Riegelsville, Pa., farm "with a real bang," yesterday, April 29.

A Riegelsville, Pa., man has been jailed after he was found early Sunday morning with a loaded gun during a traffic stop, town police say.

Controlling the budget, improving curriculum and getting schools out of Corrective Action are among the goals cited by six candidates seeking four seats on the Easton Area School Board in May.

Rick Dalton marvels at the 1830 stone structure that when working regulates water flow in the Delaware Canal.

The Riegelsville Hotel and Inn. Opponents of Dan Cook's plan for commercial development on 12 acres he owns say the project would destroy the quaint charm of the Bucks County borough.

Outside his Riegelsville home, Dan Cook points across Route 611 to a half-dozen historic structures built by his ancestors, who settled and developed the town in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Officials say they've cobbled together the money they need to save the endangered monitoring devices used to warn of flooding along the Delaware River .

Peter Sleeman of Riegelsville gets out of his vehicle Tuesday in front of the Moravian Book Shop in Bethlehem.

With an increase in population of nearly 50 percent since 1980, Pennridge School District communities have been examining ways to plan for future growth.

Riegelsville children would get a better education, participate in more after-school activities and feel a greater sense of community if they could switch from the Easton Area School District to Palisades.

A controversy over classrooms ends up in the courtroom today in Bucks County. Residents in Riegelsville say they want their kids to stay closer to home, instead of being bussed to Easton everyday.