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Longtime Bucks County DA and Senior Judge Alan M. Rubenstein Dies at 79
Alan M. Rubenstein, retired senior judge for the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas and the longest-serving district attorney in the county’s history, died on Aug. 22 aged 79, writes Gary Miles for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Rubenstein, who lived in Holland, was also a Hall of Fame boxing judge, mentor and dedicated volunteer. He represented…
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New Businesses Announced Plans to Open Stores in The Village at Newtown
A few businesses, including CAVA and Lovesac, recently announced plans to open locations in the Village at Newtown Shopping Center on Eagle Road, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. CAVA is a fast casual chain that’s known for its Mediterranean-inspired cuisine. This will be the restaurant’s first Bucks County location, and it will have 17…
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Enjoy a Calming Day in the Sun at This Lavender Farm in Doylestown
Those hoping for a soothing outdoor activity will find exactly what they’re looking for at Peace Valley Lavender Farm in Doylestown, reports Nick Iadonisi for 6abc. The farm was founded by Patti Lyons and her husband, George, in 1998. They purchased the property, built their barn, and planted the iconic fields of lavender that visitors…
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St. Mary Medical Center to Expand MRI Facility at Middletown Campus
St. Mary Medical Center, one of Bucks County’s largest health providers, is working on expanding the MRI facility at its sprawling Middletown campus, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. On Sept. 8, the Middletown supervisors unanimously approved land development plans for the 1,600-square-foot facility. “It’s fairly small relative to the entirety of…
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This Family-Owned Perkasie Shop is a Must-Visit for Fun Accessories and More
If you’re looking for cute hair accessories or a cozy pair of socks to keep your feet warm, Threddies in Perkasie is a great place to check out. This family-owned small business sells everything from scrunchies and jewelry to thick slouch socks and incense. Customers can shop in person at their brick-and-mortar store or place…
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Doylestown Officials Unveil New Community Center in Central Park
On Sunday, Doylestown Township officials celebrated the grand opening of a new community center, marking an exciting new chapter for Central Park, writes Ed Doyle for TAPinto Doylestown. Located next to the township’s headquarters on Wells Road, the 18,000-square-foot building highlights the township’s upgrades to Central Park. The facility includes an indoor gym that can…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: $2.3M Multi-Generational Compound in Sellersville
A stunning generational compound on 65.06 acres with nine bedrooms and five full and two half bathrooms is available for sale in Sellersville. This remarkable residence combines the heritage of a 1890s Bucks County farmhouse with the sleek design of a newly built companion home. . . Distinctive details include heated wood floors, custom built-ins…
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This Charming Bucks County Township Has Roots in the 1730s
With more than 25,000 residents, Bucks County’s Warrington is a historical township with a lot to offer, writes Sandy Smith for Philadelphia Magazine. The township describes itself as “the gateway to historic Bucks County since 1734.” It was formerly a collection of villages and small settlements until World War II. Development led to a…
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Philadelphia’s Wealthiest ZIP Codes Continue to Be Concentrated Around Center City
The greatest wealth in the Philadelphia region still remains concentrated around Center City, as affluent urban ZIP codes dominate the list of the area’s wealthiest ZIP codes, writes Todd Romero for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The latest ranking of the wealthiest ZIP codes is based on several factors, including per-capita income, home values, equity, savings,…
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Former St. Gabriel’s Hall Site in Lower Providence Sells for $14.5M
A landmark Montgomery County property has changed hands, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The 60-acre campus once home to St. Gabriel’s Hall in Lower Providence, has been sold to Audubon Land Development for $14.5 million, according to county records. The Archdiocese of Philadelphia closed St. Gabriel’s in 2020, ending more than 120…
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West Chester University Students Turn Tiny Dorm Rooms into Stylish Designer Spaces
Many Gen Z college students, including those at West Chester University, are turning their tiny dorm rooms into stylish designer spaces, writes Erin McCarthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. They are spending months getting inspiration from TikTok and Pinterest, coordinating with future roommates, and shopping for essential items such as stylish headboards and chic “fridge bridges.” …
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Haverford Passes Law Requiring E-Scooter, E-Bike Helmets
Haverford Township now has an ordinance requiring children under 16 to wear helmets on e-bikes or electric scooters, writes Shawnette Wilson for Fox 29 Philadelphia. A final unanimous vote authorizing the new ordinance was taken Sept. 8 after a second reading. Townships in Delaware County have been experiencing a series of crashes that involve e-bikes…
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Did You Know the Current President of Wawa is a Bucks County Native?
Brian Schaller, who grew up in Buckingham Township, is the current president of Wawa, one of the largest privately held companies in the nation, writes Tom Sofield for the New Hope Free Press. Schaller started his Wawa career 23 years ago in the accounting department and has progressed through leadership roles since then. For the…
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Bucks Children’s Museum Partners with Doylestown Hospital for New Exhibit
The Bucks County Children’s Museum in New Hope will be partnering with Penn Medicine Doylestown Health to launch an interactive hospital exhibit in December, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The exhibit will offer an engaging environment to teach children about health and wellness, aiming to demystify hospitals and instill the importance of health from…
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Bucks County Leadership: Laura Taylor, Founder and CEO, Mingle Mocktails
Laura Taylor, Founder and CEO of Wayne-based Mingle Mocktails, spoke with BUCKSCO Today about growing up in San Diego, where she started her first business selling fruit door-to-door and dreamed of a future in entrepreneurship. Taylor is frank about her troubled history with alcohol, dating back to fifth grade and continuing into her early career.…
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Bucks County Playhouse Producing Director to Step Down After 12 Years
In June 2026, after 12 years with the Bucks County Playhouse, Producing Director Alexander Fraser will be stepping down from his role, writes staff for the Lower Bucks Times. Fraser joined the New Hope production company in 2014, having previously worked as a producer for shows on and off Broadway. Producers Robyn Goodman and Josh…
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Pennsbury High’s Prom Listed as One of the Best High School Dances in America
Pennsbury High School in Fairless Hills may look like any other typical school, but its legendary proms set it apart, writes Emily Goulet for Philadelphia Magazine. While many high schools traditionally rent venues or halls for their school dance, Pennsbury spends months transforming its own campus. Hundreds of members from the school community work…
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Raise Your Glass: Newtown Beerfest Returns in a New Location This Fall
The Newtown Beerfest is returning to a new location this fall after a one-year absence, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The Newtown Athletic Club will be hosting the event this year on Saturday, Oct. 4, featuring over 150 craft beer varieties. “After 14 years of tradition, community, and great brews, Newtown Beerfest…
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