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January 2026 Issue of Newtown News Of Interest
The January 2026 community newsletter authored by John Mack, a former Newtown Township Supervisor, summarizes key local government activities and financial decisions from the previous year.
It highlights a major leadership transition within the Board of Supervisors and provides a detailed accountability report regarding Mack’s time commitment and legislative efforts during his tenure.
Significant focus is placed on land use controversies, including the reversal of eminent domain for a canceled wastewater project and proposed zoning changes intended to allow for mixed-use developments.
The text also examines municipal spending patterns, revealing how tax dollars are allocated toward vendor payments, pensions, and infrastructure. Finally, the document promotes educational workshops designed to help residents navigate complex zoning regulations and remain active in civic oversight.. Read the issue…
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For a complete list of all articles published by John Mack, see Index to Published Articles. The opinions expressed in these publications are solely mine and do not represent the views of any other person or entity.
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Curated ContentI "scoop" - curate - stories from regional and local news sources and pages of my website that may be of interest to Newtown Township area residents. Each "scoop" is an edited summary and links back to the original source article and related information. Any opinions and/or insights appended to these article summaries are solely those of John Mack and do not represent the opinions of any other person or entity. |
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