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The Northampton Township Supervisors and the Township Veterans Advisory Committee are pleased to announce that Northampton Township will hold a Flag Disposal Ceremony on Flag Day, Tuesday, June 14th at the Northampton Township Municipal Park located off Hatboro Rd, Churchville from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

The public is invited and encouraged to take their old or tattered U.S. flags to the ceremony for proper disposal.

The flags will be disposed of and burned by Boy Scout Troops #5 based in Churchville and #240 based at St. Vincent DePaul and assisted by the Township Supervisors.

The program will begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. with opening remarks followed by posting of the colors by the Color Guard from the Marine Corps League’s Patriot Detachment #1230 Richboro, singing of the National Anthem, and the Pledge of Allegiance.

Following a keynote address by Colonel Tom Manion, USMC Retired, the Scouts will begin the burning ceremony until its conclusion. A token of appreciation for attending will be provided compliments of Lynne Kelleher (flags) and Gasper Landscaping (potted plants).

Residents may bring their tattered flags at any time during the ceremony, but if they cannot attend the ceremony on the 14th, they may bring their flags in advance to a number of locations including the Township Administration and Public Works buildings on Township Road, the Northampton Senior Citizens Center at Upper Holland and Township Road, or any of the 3 Northampton firehouses (Richboro, Holland and Churchville).

In the event of inclement weather, the flag ceremony and burning will take place at a later date.

Hope you can make it and if you have any questions email me or call 215-364-3000.

Pete Palestina

Well over 200 people turned out for a hearty spring breakfast yesterday to meet the GOP Candidates as well as Local, State & Federal Officials in a casual, neighborly get together at the Northampton Senior Center.

Starting at 8am and running through to almost Noon, Northampton residents were able to use the Spring Thaw to renew old friendships as well as start new ones with Neighbors from across the Township and beyond.

Starting with newly elected/re-elected Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick, the breakfast visitors included State Senator Tommy Tomlinson, State Representative Scott Petri, County Officials Commissioners Charley Martin and Rob Loughery, as well as CoronerJoe Campbell, Sheriff Edward “Duke” Donnelly, Clerk of Courts Mary Smithson, Prothonotaray Pat Bachtele, Supervisors Eileen Silver & George Komelasky.
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