March 16, 2026
Sunshine Week | How do local municipalities do when providing video or audio of public meetings
This week is Sunshine Week in Pennsylvania, where issues involving government transparency are highlighted across the state. MoreThanTheCurve.com, of course, … Continue reading “Sunshine Week | How do local municipalities do when providing video or audio of public meetings”
February 18, 2026
The questions about children need to stop in planning, zoning, and municipal government meetings
This will be short. For over a dozen years, we have been regularly attending or watching on video planning, zoning, … Continue reading “The questions about children need to stop in planning, zoning, and municipal government meetings”
February 18, 2026
Just how many apartments are in the pipeline for Plymouth Meeting? MoreThanTheCurve.com offers informed speculation
Is Plymouth Meeting ready? There are changes already underway and proposals likely to come that will transform the western side … Continue reading “Just how many apartments are in the pipeline for Plymouth Meeting? MoreThanTheCurve.com offers informed speculation”
August 25, 2025
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?
The office building at 2250 Hickory Road in Plymouth Meeting (Plymouth Township) sold on June 9th for $5.2 million, which … Continue reading “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?”
May 16, 2025
WPHT - Talk Radio Philadelphia 1210 AM should be embarrassed by its Whitemarsh 4th of July Parade coverage
If you listen to local talk radio, you know it is not very good. That’s never more apparent than when … Continue reading “WPHT – Talk Radio Philadelphia 1210 AM should be embarrassed by its Whitemarsh 4th of July Parade coverage”
May 11, 2025
Transparency Alert | Agenda in Whitemarsh Township lacked detail about Fourth of July Parade
It was a bad week for transparency in Whitemarsh Township. On May 8th, Whitemarsh Township’s board of supervisors voted 4-0 … Continue reading “Transparency Alert | Agenda in Whitemarsh Township lacked detail about Fourth of July Parade”
May 06, 2025
Opinion | Public notice law needs modernization, but newspaper bill would hurt taxpayers
Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association-backed HB 1291 would hurt taxpayers by bringing the print newspaper monopoly of public notices into the digital … Continue reading “Opinion | Public notice law needs modernization, but newspaper bill would hurt taxpayers”
April 09, 2024
Opinion | There are too many parking spaces dedicated to the post office in Conshohocken
A few weeks ago we decided to have lunch at a restaurant near the post office in Conshohocken. We drove … Continue reading “Opinion | There are too many parking spaces dedicated to the post office in Conshohocken”
February 25, 2024
Conshohocken and Plymouth Township should explore obtaining ownership from PennDOT of the West Elm Street corridor
The Philadelphia Inquirer published an article on February 21st titled “Philly is trying to gain control of East Market Street … Continue reading “Conshohocken and Plymouth Township should explore obtaining ownership from PennDOT of the West Elm Street corridor”
January 23, 2024
Opinion | Three strikes for newly elected Montgomery County Commissioners Neil Makhija and Jamila Winder
Curiously, prior to a campaign stop by President Joe Biden in Montgomery County, Montgomery County released a press release with … Continue reading “Opinion | Three strikes for newly elected Montgomery County Commissioners Neil Makhija and Jamila Winder”