Way Forward Community Questionnaire and Local News Coverage Recently, I spoke at another Way Forward Community event at Camphill Village in Kimberton. Candidates were asked to fill out a questionnaire for the event and my responses are included below. Additionally,
Current and Upcoming Projects I’ve included summaries of some of the bigger projects that the township will be addressing in the coming months. The election in November will determine two of the five supervisors likely to rule on these issues.
Summer has come and gone, and it is well past time for a campaign update. You may be wondering why you haven’t heard from me in a while. In June, shortly after the primaries, I was hospitalized and diagnosed with
Primary elections are Tuesday May 16 – remember to get out and VOTE! Let your voice be heard, and elect Mark Donovan for Schuylkill Township Supervisor. We want to thank North Chester County Democratic Committee for their invaluable support and guidance
Petition Against Rezoning On March 6, a petition was published that concerns the proposed rezoning of the Conference Center at Valley Forge (CCVF), which would allow for the development of a continuing care retirement community (CCRC). I want to take
For everyone who couldn’t make it out to the Colonial Gardens tonight, the text of my short speech to the group is provided here. It’s great to see a group of motivated progressives getting active in our area! – MJD
Meeting Summary – 2/22/2017 The PRPC’s main order of business was the regional comprehensive plan. The original plan was developed in 2008. Under the current iteration, there will be improvement of 500 mi of regional trails by 2025 (about 180 mi
As the very existence of this website might suggest, I feel strongly about ensuring that Schuylkill Township is a great place to live, work, and play. I am particularly worried that the views of the growing younger population, regardless of party
Let’s start by shaking off some of the formality of that “Meet Mark” page so I can personally give an introduction. My wife, Mary, and I moved here from Harleysville in October after months of searching. It’s a welcome relief