Bucks County
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Bristol Township To See Major Watershed Restoration To Combat Corrosion Near Creek
A watershed restoration project will soon take place in Bristol Township, with several politicians securing state grants for the endeavor. Staff writers at the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the much-needed project. State Senator Steve Santarsiero and State Representative Tina Davis recently secured $225,000 in state grants for the project, which will improve the existing swales…
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Board President of Foundations Community Partnership Works To Help Bucks County Locals Live Their Best Lives
An important member of Foundations Community Partnership is working hard to help Bucks County residents live happy and healthy lives. Abigail Halloran, joined the organizations’s Board of Directors in 2016 and has served as Board President since January. Through her work with the local nonprofit, Halloran has been able to help provide behavioral health and…
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These Bucks County Corn Mazes Make For Great Fall Activities For Locals and Visitors
Known for its beautiful outdoor scenery, Bucks County is home to several corn mazes that will bring a lot of joy to your fall season. Staff writers at Visit Bucks County wrote about the local mazes. A perfect activity for cool fall afternoons, these local corn mazes are revered throughout the surrounding areas for their…
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Bucks County School Board Hosts Spirit Week To Raise Funds With Local Cancer Survivor
A young cancer survivor recently collaborated with a Bucks County school district to raise money for cancer research. Sara Harvey was diagnosed with Retinoblastoma at a young age back in 2014. As a result, her eye had to be surgically removed to prevent the cancer from spreading. Last year, she approached the Neshaminy School District…
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Looking to Catch Up On Your Shots? This Yardley Middle School Has You Covered
For those looking to stay on top of their shots for the cold and flu season, one Bucks County school is offering them later this month. Charles Boehm Middle School, located in Lower Makefield Township, will be hosting a drive through flu clinic on Oct. 22. Senator Steve Santarsiero is organizing the event and will…
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Newtown Offers Quality Modern Living in Charming Historic Setting
Newtown, founded by William Penn in 1684, offers its residents high-quality modern living with numerous amenities in a charming historic setting, writes Sandy Smith for the Philadelphia Magazine. As one of Bucks County’s oldest communities it boasts a rich treasure trove of historic and natural attractions. Among them is Tyler State Park, which is ideal…
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Work Starts at Upper Makefield Crossing Site as Sunoco Begins Replacing Its Pipeline Under Delaware River
Work has started at an Upper Makefield Crossing site as part of Sunoco’s efforts to replace its pipeline under the Delaware River, writes Damon C. Williams for the Bucks County Courier Times. Residents are bracing themselves for months of heavy construction as the anticipated and approved 14-Inch Twin Oaks to Newark Jacobs Creek Pipeline Relocation…
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This Bucks County Catholic School Recently Had Students Recognized by a Major Scholarship Corporation
Students from a Bucks County Catholic school were recently recognized by a major scholarship foundation for their academic records. Staff writers at CatholicPhilly.com wrote about the local students. Rohan Rathod and Daniel L. Romano, both students at Archbishop Wood High School in Warminster, were recently recognized by the National Merit Scholarship (NMS) Corporation for their academic…
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Bucks County Planning Commission Releases New Trails Map, A Guide for Local Outdoor Spots
To showcase the natural beauty that Bucks County has to offer, a local agency recently published a maps of all the trails in the area. The Bucks County Planning Commission, with its offices based in Doylestown, recently created an interactive map of all the trails in the county. The maps shows the locations of every…
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Fairless Hills Nonprofit Makes Appearance at the White House, Discuss Local Flood Recovery Program
A well-known Bucks County nonprofit recently made their way to the White House to discuss their impact throughout the area. United Way of Bucks County, a nonprofit based out of Fairless Hills, recently attended the “Communities in Action: Building a Better Pennsylvania”, a half-day series held in Washington, D.C. that allows similar organizations to talk…
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Central Bucks South Grad’s Nonprofit Making A Difference To Residents With Disabilities
A nonprofit in the Bucks County area is working with local residents with disabilities, making a difference in how they live their lives. Michele Haddon wrote about the organization for the Bucks County Courier Times. The Next Step Programs, a nonprofit based out the Doylestown area, is helping those living with disabilities to get jobs…
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Doylestown Ceremony To Honor Fallen Firefighters, Those Who Protect the Community
An upcoming ceremony will honor the firefighters and first responders who have lost their lives while keeping Bucks County safe. Jeff Werner wrote about the service for the Doylestown Patch. To kick off the 100th Anniversary of National Fire Prevention Week, the Bucks County Fire Chief’s, Firefighter’s Memorial Committee, and Bucks County Commissioners will hold…
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Doylestown-Based Firm Launches New Skincare Company, Run By Former Johnson & Johnson Scientist
In collaboration with a major health and beauty company in Doylestown, a local couple has just launched their own skincare company. Lisa Dukart wrote about the new company for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Sanjay Batra, a former pharmaceutical scientist for Johnson & Johnson, and his wife, Amy, recently launched their new skincare company, Maskad, through…
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Falls Township Continues Work With Real Estate Developer, Enters Leasing Agreement for Construction
A major development plan in Bucks County continues after a transportation company signed a lease with Falls Township. Staff writers at the Lower Bucks Times had the details. NorthPoint Developments is currently working on construction of a new 1,159,849 square-foot facility at Keystone Trade Center, the former site of U.S. Steel in Bucks County. The…
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Department of Labor and Industry Celebrates New Trevose-Based Career Center
With the recent opening of a new career center in Trevose, one major state government office is celebrating the monumental occasion. Staff writers at PennWatch wrote about the recent occasion. Secretary Jennifer Berrier of the Department of Labor and Industry recently celebrated the opening of the new PA Career Link office in Trevose. The center…
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Distillery To Take Over Former Ice Cream Shop Location In Morrisville
A new distillery will be opening in Morrisville soon, taking over the former location of a recently shuttered ice cream shop. Chris Rollins wrote about the upcoming establishment for 94.5 PST. Yardley Distillery will be opening its doors to local residents and visitors, making its home in the area’s closed Friendly’s location, which closed very…
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These Bucks County Haunted Houses Will Make For An Extra Frightening Halloween Season
Known for its haunted history, Bucks County has several places that fright-seekers can go to this Halloween season. Staff writers at the Bucks County Courier Times compiled a list of the haunted spots. Halloween House Bucks County, held at the Oxford Vally Mall in Middletown, is renounced for its scary atmosphere and its appeal to…
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Delaware Canal Towpath Recognized As a Great Weekend Getaway Destination
Bucks County’s Delaware Canal Towpath is known for its natural beauty, making it a great spot for weekend excursions. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the trail for the Yardley Patch. Known as a great spot for walkers, runners, and nature lovers, the trail is being recognized as one of the best weekend getaway destinations in the…
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