Middletown Township hosts holiday open house with food drive for local pantry
December 06, 2021 | Middletown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors meeting on December 6, 2021, featured several key discussions, including plans for the upcoming holiday open house and a tribute to the late Sergeant Mark Wert.
The holiday open house will take place at the municipal building, primarily outdoors, with free admission. Attendees can enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides, live music, a DJ, face painting, holiday shopping, and pictures with Santa. Additionally, there will be mechanical snowboard rides, food trucks, and an outdoor beer garden. The Neshaminy High School Orchestra is scheduled to perform from 7:30 to 8:00 PM. Residents are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items to support the Emergency Relief Association Food Pantry of Lower Bucks County.
In a somber moment, the board held a moment of silence in honor of Sergeant Mark Wert, who recently passed away. Chief of Police acknowledged Wert's dedication to the Middletown Township Police Department, where he served for 33 years, including 18 years as a sergeant. Wert was instrumental in establishing the police department's honor guard and was known for his leadership and strong relationships within the community. The chief expressed gratitude for Wert's contributions and extended condolences to his family.
The meeting also noted the cancellation of the Woofapalooza event, although further details were not discussed. Overall, the meeting highlighted community engagement through holiday festivities while honoring the legacy of a respected local figure.
The holiday open house will take place at the municipal building, primarily outdoors, with free admission. Attendees can enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides, live music, a DJ, face painting, holiday shopping, and pictures with Santa. Additionally, there will be mechanical snowboard rides, food trucks, and an outdoor beer garden. The Neshaminy High School Orchestra is scheduled to perform from 7:30 to 8:00 PM. Residents are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items to support the Emergency Relief Association Food Pantry of Lower Bucks County.
In a somber moment, the board held a moment of silence in honor of Sergeant Mark Wert, who recently passed away. Chief of Police acknowledged Wert's dedication to the Middletown Township Police Department, where he served for 33 years, including 18 years as a sergeant. Wert was instrumental in establishing the police department's honor guard and was known for his leadership and strong relationships within the community. The chief expressed gratitude for Wert's contributions and extended condolences to his family.
The meeting also noted the cancellation of the Woofapalooza event, although further details were not discussed. Overall, the meeting highlighted community engagement through holiday festivities while honoring the legacy of a respected local figure.
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