Bucks County
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These Historic Houses in Bucks County Are More Than Worth a Visit
Many gorgeous historic houses in Bucks County stand as landmarks to ages past amid new development and as such are worth exploring, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. Tyler Mansion in Newtown Township was built in the 1930s for George and Stella Elkins Tyler. It is the grandest home ever constructed in Bucks County and…
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Top Vegetarian-Friendly Restaurants in Bucks County You Must Try
Bucks County has become a haven for vegetarian and vegan diners, with many restaurants now offering an array of plant-based dishes, writes Kristen Kwaitkoski for Eater. Known for its diverse culinary offerings, Cafe Con Leche in Newtown serves up a variety of vegan dishes alongside its regular menu. Highlights include vegan cheesesteaks, black bean…
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Central Bucks School District Finds New Superintendent in Dr. Steven Yanni
Lower Merion School District Superintendent Dr. Steven Yanni is transitioning to the Central Bucks School District, where he will also serve as the new superintendent, writes Max Bennett for the Patch. “Thank you, Lower Merion, for welcoming me into your community,” said Yanni as he announced his departure. A Bucks County resident, Yanni will maintain…
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Author Rick Van Noy Chronicles His Journey In Canoe Down Delaware River in New Book
Author Rick Van Noy took a canoe trip down the Delaware River with his dog, Sully, and chronicles their journey in his new book, Borne by the River, writes Jason Nark for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Van Noy is a New Jersey native who grew up by the river but later moved for school and work…
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Bucks County Leads Successful Push to Support Municipalities with Cemetery Costs
A bill that aims to ease the financial burdens of abandoned cemeteries has unanimously passed the House, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The bill, introduced by State Representative Tim Brennan, a state lawmaker, provides financial help to municipalities that take over abandoned cemeteries. When a cemetery becomes abandoned, municipalities in Pennsylvania can become the…
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Where to Sign Up for a Community Supported Agriculture Program in Bucks County
Community Supported Agriculture programs are a great way to support local farmers, and there are plenty to choose from in Bucks County and beyond, writes Lillian Gerczyk for Philadelphia Magazine. By signing up for a CSA, you’re purchasing shares from local farmers and receiving fresh, seasonal produce weekly throughout the farming season. Blooming Glen…
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Two Bucks County Breweries Among Top Ten with Most Highly Ranked Beers in Pennsylvania
The explosion of smaller and craft breweries over the last decade has given beer aficionados the chance to try a wider and, in some cases, more experimental selection of brews. Stacker wrote about several local breweries. While some of those beers come with a higher price tag, consumers are more than willing to pay more…
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Bucks County Breakfast Sandwiches Rank Among Top in Philly Area
Quite a few Bucks County breakfast sandwiches have been ranked among the 50 best in the region, according to Michael Klein of The Philadelphia Inquirer. From hoagies to cheesteaks, the Philly area has a reputation for its iconic sandwiches (or sandwich-adjacent) fare. It’s no surprise that for early risers, there are plenty of breakfast…
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Here are the Best Bucks County High Schools in Pennsylvania
Five Bucks County high schools made the top fifty in Pennsylvania, according to U.S. News and World Report. The report calculated the rankings based on the factors of college readiness, state assessment proficiency and performance, underserved student performance, college curriculum breadth, and graduation rates. Central Bucks High School East in Doylestown ranked 36…
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Bucks County Nonprofits Receive $36K in Grants to Support Youth and Families
Nine Bucks County nonprofits have received grants from Foundations Community Partnership through its Partnership in Youth Services program, writes Jeff Werner for The Patch. These grants, totaling $36,000, aim to improve the behavioral health and human services available to 1,072 local residents. Tracy Pasternak Willis, chair of FCP’s board, highlighted the focus on supporting new…
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Governor Shapiro Announces $274 Million Investment in Pennsylvania Water Infrastructure
Bucks County is among the 22 counties in Pennsylvania that Governor Josh Shapiro is investing $274 million in for water infrastructure improvements. This funding, managed by the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST), is poised for 30 projects focusing on drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and agricultural runoff management to enhance public health and environmental safety. …
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How High Schoolers in Pennridge School District Are Teaching Younger Students to Combat Bullying
High school students in Bucks County are stepping up as role models through the Pennridge School District’s anti-bullying program, which empowers them to teach younger students about being upstanders, writes Nick Iadonisi for 6 ABC Philadelphia. The initiative, run by NOVA, a crime victim support agency, involves high school students facilitating the “ENCOURAGE Upstanders”…
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SCORE Bucks County Offers Wide Variety of May Biz Webinars
In an ongoing effort to keep the small business community informed, SCORE Bucks County will offer 15 May business webinars, educational workshops for entrepreneurs and business owners. The online webinars feature a wide range of insightful topics for every stage of the entrepreneur’s business journey, including social media basics; starting and operating a new business;…
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From Gelato to Italian Ice: Here are the Best Dessert Spots in Bucks County
Bucks County is brimming with delightful dessert destinations, offering an array of sweet treats to satisfy any craving, writes Kristen Kwiatkowski for Eater Philadelphia. Locals and visitors can indulge in everything from refreshing Italian ice to decadent pastries. One notable spot is Rosemarie’s Italian Ice in Quakertown, where guests can enjoy a variety of water…
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Foundations Community Partnership Dedicates Grant Cycle to ‘New’ Nonprofits
Foundations Community Partnership (FCP) recently awarded its spring Partnership in Youth Services (PYS) Grant to nine nonprofits serving children, young adults, and families in Bucks County. Collectively, these organizations will help address the behavioral health and human service needs of 1,072 Bucks County residents. “This was the second year we specifically encouraged nonprofits that never…
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Join the Wine Wagon for a Hassle-Free Tour of Bucks County’s Finest Wineries
If you are looking for an easy way to visit several Bucks County wineries in the company of other oenophiles without having to worry about driving back home, then the Wine Wagon is the right choice for you, reports Jenn Frederick for FOX 29 Philadelphia. Bucks County Wine Wagon rides on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.…
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Bucks County Lawmaker Kristin Marcell Champions House Bill that Aims to Enhance Senior Care
Bucks County lawmaker Kristin Marcell is behind Pennsylvania’s newly passed bill that aims to improve care in nursing facilities across the state, writes Jeff Werner for The Patch. The bill mandates annual meetings between the Department of Health’s Nursing Care Field Officers and staff from licensed nursing facilities. These meetings are aimed at…
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Foundations Board Chair Tracy Pasternak Willis Brings Help to Bucks County Nonprofits in Need
Every year around high school graduation, members of the Foundations Community Partnership Board visit high schools in Bucks County. The board members are there to personally present scholarships to deserving students who have been nominated by their guidance counselors for their academic excellence and community service. It’s one of the favorite things that Tracy Pasternak…
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