Township and Altemose Reach Pact on Baltimore Pike Eatery
Dorothea Reynolds reports the township and Leon Altemose have finalized a deal to reopen the former restaurant on Baltimore Pike. If no issues arise, a building permit could be issued within two weeks, enabling a February opening after months of legal action to block expansion.
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Chairman Won't Resign Sparks Public Council Tiff
William Norcross called for Mulloy’s resignation at a recent council meeting. The incident remains undisclosed to residents including Mrs Norcross who sought legal guidance and a copy of charges. Norcross complained that one person speaks alone without others to converse with.
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U C Slates Federal Funds to Acquire Properties
The township plans to use 1.9 million dollars in federal funds to buy and demolish several properties. The Stonehurst Theater on Long Lane will be razed for a parking lot at an estimated 135 thousand dollars, and the Lukens property on Lansdowne Avenue, valued at 200 thousand, will be preserved. Low income families may access grants or loans from a funded housing program.
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