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Welcome to the Northampton Township Republican Committee Web Site The Committee was formed to provide responsible and representative leadership to and for the Republican electorate of Northampton Township. Our monthly meetings take place at the Northampton Township Municipal Authority building located 111 Township Rd, Richboro, PA. The next general meeting of our Committee will be in June scheduled for 7:30 p.m., date to be determined. That meeting will be closed to elected Committeepeople only as it is for Reorganization purposes. All interested registered Republicans who are advocates of our Republican candidates and the Party's welfare and good being are welcome to attend our regularly scheduled meetings. Be enlightened, be informed. CAMPAIGN 2008. Click here for info or on the sidebar link
Our MissionThe purpose of our Committee is to represent the Republican voters of Northampton Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, on the Committee and on the County Committee; to screen and/or endorse candidates for public office in Republican Primary Elections; to support Republican candidates for public office and to further the principles of Republicanism.
Contact InformationWe hope your visit to our website is both enjoyable and informative. You will find links to our Committeepeople and elected officials in addition to helpful information about our Republican Party and Northampton Township. Should you have any questions, or if you would like to become involved with our GOP efforts, please contact any of our officials or Committeepeople whose names, addresses and contact information are shown throughout the site. Chairman - beginning June 2008 to be determined
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GOD
BLESS AMERICA
More than 200 residents and dignitaries gathered at the Northampton Commons
on Rtes 232 & 332 in Richboro at 8:45AM to conduct a special ceremony commemorating
September 11th. 
After the singing of the National Anthem by
Council Rock South High School students, Northampton Supervisors Chairman James Kinney
provided opening remarks and Supervisor George Komelasky read the names of the 18 Bucks
County victims of 911 as the flag was lowered to half mast by 
township Fire Marshal
Frank Fenton. An invocation was then presented by Pastor William Thompson of St.
John’s United Methodist Church, Ivyland. Following the invocation was the playing of
taps by Peter Palestina, Jr. son of 
Northampton Supervisor Pete Palestina and a
graduate of Massanutten Mititary Academy. At the conclusion of the ceremony, God Bless
America was sung by students of Villa Joseph Marie High School.
Supervisors held a ceremony
honoring Northampton Patriots on April 23, 2003 and subsequently have been welcoming home
these brave servicemen and servicewomen who have returned from Operation Iraqi Freedom
with ceremonies returning their flags at various location including the Commons, the
Township building and their homes. For the story and photos 