Greg Vellner is a journalist for The Reporter, a local newspaper in Lansdale, Pennsylvania. With a focus on Bucks County, Greg covers a range of topics including local government, community events, development projects, and public safety. His articles provide valuable information to residents and keep them informed about important news happening in their area.
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Greg Vellner's coverage largely focuses on local news, community events, and infrastructure development within Bucks County. Given the emphasis on government announcements and expert commentary, he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights from local authorities or experts in relevant fields such as sustainability, transportation & logistics, and education.
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By: Greg Vellner
There's a lot of traffic these days on Newtown Borough's historic Centre Avenue Bridge – not vehicular congestion, but dialogue over repairs to the 1796 bridge damaged in a car accident.Newtown Borough council recently said it would urge the state Transportation Department, owner of the bridge, to make repairs according to historic standards, a prior […]
By: Greg Vellner
The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency has awarded more than $5 million to four Lower Bucks County police departments and to several organizations supporting local victims of domestic violence and elderly crimes.
By: Greg Vellner
Vibrant reds, oranges and yellows make up delightfully intriguing fall foliage accenting Bucks County countryside, identified as a top place in the country for autumnal beauty, says the county's official promotion agency.
By: Greg Vellner
Depressed? Anxious? Thinking of suicide? Those questions are posed on a card – along with Call or Text 988 – now being given to anyone in Bucks County seeking a concealed carry permit
By: Greg Vellner
Failing mortar and loose stones on piers that support 140-year-old Calhoun Street Bridge over the Delaware River between Morrisville and Trenton NJ will be repaired over the next two months, but vehicular and pedestrian traffic on the span should not be impacted, it was announced.
By: Greg Vellner
They're large, brightly colored with eight legs and are venomous with fangs. Cylindrical bodies the size of a human palm, they travel through the air on silky, gossamer threads they've released catching the wind in a process called “ballooning.” They're an invasive species on the move here.
By: Greg Vellner
They’re large, brightly colored with eight legs and are venomous with fangs. Cylindrical bodies the size of a human palm, they travel through the air on silky, gossamer threads they’ve released cat…
By: Greg Vellner
When Lower Makefield Township voters go to the polls Nov. 5, they’ll do more than elect the next president, they’ll decide whether to spend $15 million to preserve open space in town. The ballot qu…
By: Greg Vellner
A 17.5-acre tract in Newtown Township once considered for construction of a 245-unit luxury apartment complex appears it might instead be the site for a new wastewater treatment plant.
By: Greg Vellner
A bridge that a century ago carried trolleys over the Newtown Creek on their way to Doylestown – only a stone abutment remains there today – again is a vivacious place.
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