Opinion

[Column] Taxpayers are paying a “legacy tax” for public notices

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Opinion Stories

  1. March 17th

    Sunshine Week | Availability of information on development and land use matters

  2. March 16th

    Sunshine Week | How do local municipalities do when providing video or audio of public meetings

  3. February 18th

    The questions about children need to stop in planning, zoning, and municipal government meetings

  4. Feb 18th

    Just how many apartments are in the pipeline for Plymouth Meeting? MoreThanTheCurve.com offers informed speculation

  5. Aug 25th

    Office building along Hickory Road in Plymouth Meeting sells for one-third of previous price. Is Plymouth Township ready for what is likely to happen?

  6. May 16th

    WPHT – Talk Radio Philadelphia 1210 AM should be embarrassed by its Whitemarsh 4th of July Parade coverage

  7. May 11th

    Transparency Alert | Agenda in Whitemarsh Township lacked detail about Fourth of July Parade

  8. May 6th

    Opinion | Public notice law needs modernization, but newspaper bill would hurt taxpayers

  9. Apr 9th

    Opinion | There are too many parking spaces dedicated to the post office in Conshohocken

  10. Feb 25th

    Conshohocken and Plymouth Township should explore obtaining ownership from PennDOT of the West Elm Street corridor

  11. Jan 23rd

    Opinion | Three strikes for newly elected Montgomery County Commissioners Neil Makhija and Jamila Winder

  12. Nov 7th

    Opinion | Democratic Party candidates in West Conshohocken should apologize for mailer sent by Upper Merion Area Democratic Committee

  13. Oct 14th

    Opinion | Old buildings never come back

  14. Jul 30th

    Opinion | SEPTA, Whitemarsh Township, and Montgomery County should be joining together to purchase the David’s Bridal headquarters
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