Saturday, January 12, 2013
Jose Delgado faces several charges including discharging a firearm, terroristic threats, simple assault, reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct.
Police say a man who allegedly fired off several shots inside a County Line Road eatery Friday morning has turned himself in. NBC10 reports Jose Delgado, accompanied by his lawyer, surrendered to Warminster Police last night. Delgado faces several charges including discharging a firearm, terroristic threats, simple assault, reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct. He is being held at the Bucks County Correctional Facility on $500,000 bail. Warminster Police Chief Mike Murphy said Delgado, the former owner of MamaJuana’s Kitchen, entered the restaurant just after 10 a.m. Friday morning and fired four shots from a semi-automatic hand gun at the current owner before fleeing the area. A preliminary hearing before Magisterial Justice …
Friday, January 11, 2013
Police continue to search for a man with a handgun who allegedly shot four times along County Line Road in Warminster this morning.
Update Saturday, 1:32 p.m.: The former owner of MamaJuana's Kitchen turned himself in to Warminster Police Friday night. Update Friday, 1:04 p.m.: Police said a business dispute ended in shots being fired in a Warminster eatery Friday morning. According to police, Jose Delgado, 33, the former owner of MamaJuana’s Kitchen, entered the business and fired four shots in the direction of the current owner just after 10 a.m. “By the grace of God, we don’t have multiple victims,” said Warminster Chief of Police Mike Murphy at a press conference at the township building following the incident. Three people were present inside the take-out restaurant on East County Line Road at the time of the incident. Murphy said police were searching for …
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Beginning Monday, County Line Road will be restricted to one lane through Horsham, Warrington and Warminster townships.
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Travelers of County Line Road will want to find alternate routes through spring as a five-month-long road construction project begins on Monday. Road work will restrict County Line Road between Valley Road and Delmont Road in Warrington and Warminster townships, Bucks County and Horsham Township beginning on Nov. 5. Construction is expected to continue weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. through April 2013, according to PennDOT. County Line Road will be narrowed to one lane in each direction while work is carried out. The lane restrictions are the result of the Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority working to install a 30-inch water main on the state-owned road. Drivers are advised to allow extra time when traveling through the area.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Against its attorney's advice, the Hatboro Borough Council refused an exception of the borough's noise ordinance to prevent late night, early morning work on County Line Road as part of a seven-month-long water main replacement.
A six- to seven-month-long water main replacement to begin on County Line Road may take a few more weeks to complete after Hatboro Borough Council Monday refused to allow overnight and early morning work. The project is being pursued by the Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority and involves constructing 30-inch water mains on 7.5 miles of roadway from Warminster to Feasterville, according to James Matticola of Gilmore and Associates Engineering. It is slated to begin on or about Nov. 5 and is expected to continue well into spring 2013. While the Hatboro community would not benefit from the project, Matticola came before the council Monday for a public hearing to see if the governing body would approve an exception to its noise ordinance…
Monday, October 15, 2012
A County Line Road water main project gets underway on Oct. 15 and is expected to tie up traffic.
Drivers traveling on County Line Road through Horsham may want to take alternate routes for the next two to three months while a water main project is carried out. The Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority's project will begin on Oct. 15 and could take up to three months for the Horsham Township section to conclude, according to Horsham's Web site. Signalized intersections in Horsham include impacted by the construction include: The project will begin at Valley Road and County Line Road and end where the Turnpike crosses under County Line Road in Southampton. Work will be carried out from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Even though one lane of traffic in each direction will be open during construction, motorists are advised to consider alternate routes…
Thursday, October 11, 2012
SEPTA will resurface the railroad crossing on the Warminster Line, closing County Line Road between Park and Oakdale avenues from Oct. 12-15.
SEPTA has advised area residents that County Line Road will be closed between Park Avenue and Oakdale Avenue from Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. to Oct. 15 at 4 a.m. Crews will spend the weekend resurfacing the Warminster line's railroad crossing on County Line Road. Vehicles traveling eastbound on County Line Road are advised to take York Road north to Street Road, travel eastbound on Street Road to Jacksonville, then take Jacksonville south to County Line. Westbound drivers are advised to take the reverse path. Oakdale and Park avenues will remain accessible to drivers during construction. Shuttle service between Warminster and Jenkintown stations will be available for weekend rail riders.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
The driver died early Monday morning in a one-vehicle crash on County Line and Meetinghouse roads, police said.
An 18-year-old Warminster woman died Monday morning following a one-vehicle car crash at 3:38 a.m., Horsham Township Police said. Samantha Flaville, who had formerly lived in Bensalem, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash on County Line and Meetinghouse roads. Police said the circumstances surrounding the vehicle accident are under investigation. Anyone with information on the crash is encouraged to call Det. Robert Waeltz or Sgt. Lawrence Bozzomo of the Horsham Township Police Department at 215-643-8284.
Under the approved ordinance, billboard companies could erect signs up to 25 feet high on three roads in Horsham Township.
Should billboard companies look to advertise in Horsham Township, officials are ready to tell them where to go. Precisely, prospects would be directed to County Line Road, Easton Road, or Route 309. Sections of those roadways are the only places in the 17-square-mile township that billboards are permitted under an ordinance that the township council unanimously adopted Monday night. Township planner E. Van Rieker said the thought in establishing the ordinance was to “make sure Horsham is challenge-proof” in terms of litigious battles that ensue when municipalities do not have regulations in place to provide for billboards. Prior to Monday’s adoption, the township had provided for signs up to 200 square feet in its I-3 industrial district, …
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
By amending its ordinance to provide for the roadway signs, the council hopes to prevent legal challenges.
Rather than waiting for a court battle that could cost $200,000 to $300,000, the Hatboro Borough Council followed the advice of its attorney in adopting an ordinance to provide for billboards. The new regulation, which was adopted unanimously Monday night following a public hearing, amends the borough code to provide for signs up to 75 square feet in the borough’s heavy industrial and limited industrial zones along County Line or Warminster roads. Borough solicitor Christen Pionzio said billboard companies have sued municipalities that do not provide for billboard use in local codes. The “remedy” for not allowing billboards, she said, are billboards up to 672 square feet, or 14 feet high and 48 feet long, as she said is the case with an …
Saturday, May 12, 2012
County Line Road to be closed beginning in October.
Jack
10:38 am on Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Demolish bucks landing and Lacey park and send em all to the getto in philly where they belong and u would cut down on crime in Warminster by 75% minimum. more ›