Richmond Point News Today

Still equally enjoyable. Theres the view of the center city skyline, we have patchy fog, but its nice and tranquil and warm. 70 for philadelphia. 62 in millville. 54 in the poconos. 62 in allentown. Reading, 63. Low 70s on the water. 65 for trenton. Vis anlt visibility wise most areas are doing okay, there is dense fog settling in. Lancaster, 2 1 2 miles. 5 miles in millville. Right here on the water, looks like youre okay. Atlantic city, 8 miles wildwood five. Clear across the eastern seaboard ...

Point Richmond residents are demanding action Tuesday after days of a foul smell coming from the city’s wastewater treatment plant. 

“Why can’t all developers be a bit more enlightened about density?” gushed Cllr Sandra Pitman at Fylde Council’s planning committee meeting on Wednesday.

Elizabeth (Betty) Hatch Henrikson died April 20 in Savannah, Ga. She was 95. Born in New York city on July 23, 1925, Betty and her younger brother, John B. Wight, grew up in Montclair, N.J., raised by their parents Dorothy A. Booth and Goulding K. Wight. She fondly remembered Montclair as a wonderful town, experiencing a happy and secure childhood. Among her vivid recollections were summer family visits to Martha’s Vineyard, sailing up Long Island Sound on the old Fall River Line, transferrin...

Sarah Townsend The housebuilder has acquired development land on the northern fringes of Lytham St. Annes in Lancashire from Kensington Developments for an undisclosed sum. The 60-acre plot has been allocated for residential development in the Fylde Local Plan. Kensington initially obtained planning permission for up to 1,150 homes plus a nature park in 2012 – a scheme it named Richmond Point. Following further planning consents, Kensington began construction on the coastal site off Queenswa...