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A New Tasty Smoothie Shop is Coming to Richland Marketplace This July
A new Playa Bowls location is coming to Richland Marketplace at 676 N. West End Blvd. this July, writes Ryan Kneller for WFMZ. The new location will open between Sally Beauty and Great Clips in the shopping center. The fast-casual shop offers a selection of tasty and refreshing treats, including smoothies, juices and fruit…
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Cool Down This Summer with a Treat from Recently-Opened Warwick Ice Cream Shop
Those looking to cool off this summer can check out Jamison Ice Cream, a recently opened shop in Warwick, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The ice cream shop, located at 2140 York Road, serves ice cream flavors provided by Nina’s Waffles and Ice Cream. The shop is owned and run by the Talati family. …
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Reform Bill to Address $10M Commuter Tax Loss in Bucks County Moves Forward
State Sen. Frank Farry is working to reform the commuter tax responsible for a $10 million annual loss in Bucks County, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. His bill to return local tax dollars from Philadelphia to suburban communities recently gained approval from the Senate Finance Committee and is now moving to the full Senate…
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Shapiro Administration Working to Protect Bucks County Farms
The Shapiro Administration is investing nearly $10 million to preserve 2,672 acres across 35 farms in 18 counties, including Bucks County, by purchasing their development rights and protecting them from future commercial or residential use. Bucks County received $1.485 million in total, with $1.114 million from the state and $370,000 from the county. The funding will preserve…
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Everything You Need to Know About Bucks County’s Fourth of July Celebrations
This year, Bucks County is hosting a variety of fun Fourth of July celebrations for locals to celebrate the country’s birthday, writes staff for the Patch. Those looking to celebrate early can check out the Thompson Performing Arts Patriotic Concert on July 2. The concert will take place in the C&N Amphitheater and begins…
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Luxurious Ivyland Home in Toll Brothers Development Hits Market for $3.5 M
Following a $2 million renovation, a gorgeous 12,700-square-foot home in Ivyland, part of a Toll Brothers development, is now on the market for $3.5 million, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The home is set on a one-acre lot in the Northampton Reserve Community. The residence showcases a classic Toll Brothers exterior, but…
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Two Bucks County High School Students Awarded National Merit Scholarships
Two Bucks County high school students were recently named National Merit Scholars, receiving scholarships awarded to only a select number of students nationwide, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. The first winner is Alyssa Loudon, a student attending Neshaminy High School and living in Levittown. The second winner is Gregory J. Galonsky, a Yardley resident attending…
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Jamison Property with Wawa, Tractor Supply Sells for $12.2M to ExchangeRight
The Warwick Village Commons in Jamison, which includes Wawa and Tractor Supply stores as well as approximately 12 acres of undeveloped land, has been acquired by California-based ExchangeRight for $12.17 million, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Arctrust of Clifton, New Jersey, and Doylestown-based Verrichia built the property as part of a joint…
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LBB Specialties Opens State-of-the-Art Distribution Center in Bristol
LBB Specialties, a distributor of specialty chemicals and ingredients, opened a new state-of-the-art distribution center in Bristol earlier this year, writes staff at LBB Specialties. The 102,000-square-foot facility is designed to elevate the company’s distribution capabilities for unmatched service and better positions LBB Specialties for future expansion. This will include entering new markets and adding…
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Newtown Man Receives Double Lung Transplant After Decades of Waiting
Kevin Christ of Newtown recently received the gift of two new lungs, allowing him to breathe easily for the first time in his life, reports Nick Iadonisi for 6abc. When he was born, it was determined that Christ would need a double lung transplant. Doctors placed him on a ventilator, and he has been using…
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Closing of Local Landfill to Cause Falls Township to Face Budget Gap of $22 Million
Falls Township will need to make significant changes in the coming years to fix its finances as the local landfill, its largest revenue stream, closes, writes Jo Ciavaglia for the Bucks County Courier Times. To compensate for the $18 million the township receives annually from the decades-old landfill, it might have to implement higher property…
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Solebury Acquires One of the Largest Undeveloped Tracts in Township
Solebury Township has acquired the former New Hope Crushed Stone & Lime Co. quarry for $1.6 million, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The purchase of the 166-acre site secures one of the township’s largest undeveloped tracts. It features a 60-acre lake and more than 3,000 feet of stream corridor along Primrose Creek. The property…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: Beautiful Colonial on 15 Acres in New Hope
A beautiful colonial home with three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms is available for sale in New Hope. This gorgeous residence seamlessly blends classic sophistication with equestrian practicality, exceptional privacy and sweeping views across over 15 acres. . . Details include rich oak hardwood floors, charming built-in corner cabinets, and unparalleled craftsmanship. Among…
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Upper Bucks County Technical School Recognized for Transforming Education with Augmented Reality
zSpace recently recognized Upper Bucks County Technical School (UBCTS) and instructor Patrick Chrinko for their work in integrating augmented and virtual reality technologies into career and technical education, writes staff for zSpace. zSpace, a provider of AR and VR technologies to educational institutions, noted that Chrinko and UBCTS should act as models for how schools…
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State Officials Gather at Croydon SEPTA Station to Urge Critical Investment
Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Austin Davis was among state officials who gathered outside Croydon SEPTA station, urging critical investment in the state’s mass transit system, writes Lacey Latch for the Bucks County Courier Times. “I want to be clear: public transit isn’t optional,” said Davis. “It’s essential.” Around one million state residents rely on the public…
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Young Bucks County Artists Raise Support for St. Jude’s, Lyme Disease Awareness
A group of young artists from across Bucks County is raising money for St. Jude Children’s Cancer Research Hospital and Lyme Disease awareness with an art show, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. For the month of June, 29 young artists are presenting an art show titled “Painting Hope” at Newtown’s Countryside Gallery. Each artist…
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Sesame Place in Langhorne Takes Part in Global Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program
Sesame Place Philadelphia in Langhorne recently launched the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program, making it the first North American theme park to participate in the global initiative, writes staff at Sesame Place Philadelphia. The program, also known simply as the Sunflower, works to support individuals with conditions and disabilities that aren’t visibly apparent. This includes neurological…
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Doylestown Emerging as Region’s Next Hotspot for Luxury Real Estate
With home prices increasing as nearby businesses continue to grow, Doylestown could be emerging as the region’s next luxury real estate hotspot, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Doylestown’s charming downtown and convenient access to major roads are among the reasons buyers have been willing to pay a premium to live in the…
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