Perkasie Porchfest promoters accuse borough officials of acting in "bad faith" over event cancellation
The organizers accused the borough of imposing "bad faith" "bureaucratic barriers" in an effort to "wait out the clock."
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The organizers accused the borough of imposing "bad faith" "bureaucratic barriers" in an effort to "wait out the clock."
New floodgates, changes to the Perkasie Pride Awards, the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and more were on the agenda at Monday’s Perkasie Borough Council meeting.
The contract, which is retroactive to January 1, 2024 and expires December 31, 2026, was tabled in December due to an outstanding management rights issue.
In honor of the month, Perkasie will turn its downtown streetlights pink as part of a local initiative to raise awareness about the disease.
The changes come amid the rising popularity of food trucks, which must obtain a license for each individual staff member under the current ordinance.