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Several New Establishments Coming to Long-Empty Land on Veterans Highway in Bristol Township
A town in Bucks County is set to have a few new businesses built in the local area, with an empty space being put to good use. Damon C. Williams wrote about the developments for the Bucks County Courier Times. Bristol Township is about to get a new hotel, storage facility, and a Starbucks. Developer…
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Popular Shopping Center in Plumstead Township to be Reopened This Spring
After months of reconstruction and updates, a shopping center in Bucks County will soon be reopened to local shoppers. Jeff Werner wrote about the center of the Doylestown Patch. The Cross Keys Place Shopping Center of Plumstead Township will be reopening sometime this spring. After months of closures for updates to the center’s infrastructure, one…
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Looking to Live in Sellersville Borough? Local Builders Are Developing the Area with New Homes
A Bucks County borough is working with local builders to create new homes for people looking for a great place to live. James McGinnis wrote about he recent developments for the Bucks County Courier Times. Sellersville Borough has seen several developments being built recently. Among them is the Sellersville Senior Residences, which gives senior citizens…
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Bucks County Receives $114,000 Worth of Funding to Combat Homelessness in the Area
Bucks County was one of several areas in the state to benefit from a major funding initiative that assists those facing hardships. Staff writers for the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the funding. The Department of Community and Economic Development recently announced that $5.8 million Wirth of funding is being dispersed throughout the state in…
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Neshaminy High School Senior Creates a New Lending Library for His Eagle Scout Project
An Eagle Scout from Bucks County just completed his final project, which will allow local residents to have access to incredible books. Tim Fisher, a resident of Feasterville and a Neshaminy High School senior, recently created a new Free Little Lending Library, which he built in order to fulfill a requirement of becoming an Eagle…
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After Years of Rumors, Construction to Finally Begin on Oxford Valley Mall Apartments in Middletown
Construction is finally set to begin on a set of luxury apartments in the vicinity of the Oxford Valley Mall, a long-awaited project for many. Peg Quann wrote about the upcoming construction for the Bucks County Courier Times. About 600 apartments are set to be built at the former location of Boscov’s, which is connected…
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The Fate of the Proposed Wawa Location in Holland Has Just Been Announced. Read For All the Details
As Wawa continues to expand in the Bucks County area, the fate of one of the most talked-about locations has finally been determined. Damon C. Williams wrote about the decision in the Bucks County Courier Times. The infamous Holland Wawa, which was planned to be located at 287 Holland Road, will not be moving forward,…
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Assisted Living Community in Warminster Breaks Ground for 30 New Apartments
One of Bucks County’s best assisted living communities has just reached a major milestone in their growth and aid to local residents. Christ’s Home, an assisted living community with offices in Warminster, recently broke ground for an additional 30 apartments on Dec. 2. The new construction project is scheduled to be completed by the spring…
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2022 Report Card for Pennsylvania’s Infrastructure Awards Keystone State Unflattering C-minus
The American Society of Civil Engineers gave the Keystone State an unflattering C-minus in its 2022 Report Card for Pennsylvania’s Infrastructure, writes Anthony Salamone for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The report was unveiled to coincide with the first anniversary of the passage of the $1.2 trillion federal infrastructure legislation aimed at improving the nation’s roads, bridges,…
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Kintnersville Development to be Redone With the Addition of Micro Cabins, Restaurants, and Event Spaces
A Bucks County property is set to be redeveloped into a custom estate for local residents and visitors of one of the area’s most beautiful towns. Emma Dooling wrote about the new development in the Philadelphia Business Journal. The property of Durham Springs, located in Kintnersville, was recently purchased by Landmark Developers for $2.4 million.…
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Quakertown Student Acknowledged for His Skillset, Knowledge in the Field of Construction
A student from Bucks County is being recognized for his exceptional skills in his chosen field of study, as well as his can-do attitude. Tylain Rotenberger, a senior at Quakertown Community High School, was recently named Student of the Month for November at Upper Bucks County Technical School. He is the first honors student in…
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This Bucks County Township Just Approved Over 100 New Townhomes to be Built
A Bucks County township has just approved the construction of over 100 new houses in a nearby development, as well as other building plans. Kari Dimmick wrote about the recent housing development for WFMZ 69 News. The Richland Township Planning Commission approved of the construction of 104 new houses to be built for Richland Walk,a…
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Philadelphia Home Building Company Worked with Bucks County School District to Finish Latest Development
A Bucks County school district recently teamed up with a Philadelphia home builder to create a new and exciting selection of local housing. Lennar Philly Metro recently worked with Central Bucks School District in order to finish Lantern Ridge, a new addition of single-family homes and townhomes in Pipersville. “Lantern Ridge is served by the…
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Warminster Nonprofit Receives a Helping Hand from a Major Casino to Help Build Local Homes
A Bucks County nonprofit recently collaborated with a major casino to finish the building of affordable housing in the local area. Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County, located at 539 Jacksonville Road in Warminster, recently teamed up with staff members of Bensalem’s Parx Casino in order to work on the housing that the nonprofit is…
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Bucks County Tech School Students Learn About the Construction Trade in Recent Talk
Two Bucks County technical schools were just visited by a major Philadelphia company that discussed the construction business with students. Lennar Philly Metro, a home builder in the Philaldpehia area, recently met up with students at Upper Bucks County & Middle Bucks County Technical Schools to discuss the ins and outs of one of the…
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Warminster Organization Receives $10K Grant to Build Affordable Housing in Morrisville
A Bucks County nonprofit recently received a needed grant from a local organization that will allow them to create more affordable housing. Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County, located at 539 Jacksonville Road, Ste. 100 in Warminster, recently received a $10,000 grant from the Bucks County Foundation. The funds will be used to build new,…
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Plan to Raze Trees at a Villanova Estate Causes Environmentalists to Fervently Bark in Protest
A century old arboretum on a Gilded-Age era estate is the battleground between preservationists, environmentalists, and Lower Merion School District. Activists say that the school district wants to fell hundreds of trees on Villanova’s Oakwell Estate to make room for auxiliary playing fields for Black Rock Middle School. Stacia Friedman got to the root of…
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Falls Township Grants Approval to Construct New Salt Storage Facility
Supervisors from a Bucks County township recently announced updates for a new storage unit for salt. Members of the board for Falls Township granted preliminary and final land development approval to NorthPoint to construct a 115,200-square-foot storage facility for Morton Salt at 10 Solar Drive in Morrisville. The salt company’s existing space would be demolished…
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