Washington Crossing residents angry over plan to place Dunkin’ Donuts two blocks from historic park
John Godzieba, portraying Gen. George Washington, during a re-enactment of Washington's historic crossing of the Delaware River, Tuesday, Dec. 25, 2012, in Washington Crossing, Pa. (AP Photo/ Joseph Kaczmarek)
UPPER MAKEFIELD, Pa. — A proposal to convert vacant storefront space into a retail store and a Dunkin’ Donuts shop two blocks from the Washington Crossing Historic Park has spurred a group of residents to launch an online petition and Facebook page…
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