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After 60 Years, Buckingham Pub and Restaurant Closes Permanently
After six decades of operation, the Candlewyck Pub and Restaurant, a staple of Buckingham Township, has closed its doors for good, writes Jeff Werner for Patch. The restaurant shut down in mid-December to resolve issues that were found during a Bucks County Health Department inspection. After the initial closure, a sign on the door informed visitors “The Wyck” was closed for renovations, and they could…
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Warminster Tavern Voted Favorite Bucks County Spot to Get Wings
According to the Bucks County Courier Times’ 2026 Bucks County wings poll, Kenney’s Madison Tavern in Warminster is the county’s favorite wing spot, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. This family-run joint is owned by Dan Kenney and operated by him, his mom Claudia, and his sister Michelle. The neighborhood bar, which was originally called Jack’s Madison Tavern, was purchased in 1991 by Kenney’s father and uncle. “We’re hands-on…
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Pennsylvania Will Have Longer Happy Hours Thanks to New Liquor Rules
Starting September 13, Pennsylvania will have longer happy hours under new state rules that will allow drinking establishments to increase their discounting from 14 to 24 hours per week, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The new rule and several others were overwhelmingly supported in the legislature and are an indicator of the loosening…
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Just Across the Delaware River Lies Two New Jersey Towns Filled with Charm
New Hope is a town bursting with culture, but just across the river, Lambertville and Stockton offer their own array of fun spots to explore, writes Adam Erace for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Lambertville’s Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market is one of the largest antique markets in the region, with everything from baseball cards to Tiffany-glass lamps. For over fifty years, this spot has…
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Follow This Guide to Enjoy a Sabrina Carpenter-Inspired Day in Bucks County
Those looking to spend a day in Bucks County can take inspiration from Quakertown native Sabrina Carpenter, writes Kaitlin Nasevich for Visit Bucks County. Take a “House Tour” of one of Bucks County’s most incredible sights: Fonthill Castle. Located in Doylestown, this historic home belonged to Henry Mercer and was built between 1908 and…
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Medical Office Building in Warrington Changes Hands in $17.25M Deal
Stone Manor Medical Office Building in Warrington has been acquired by Cornerstone Cos., a healthcare real estate development and investment firm based in Indianapolis, for $17.25 million, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Built in 2007 as part of the Stone Manor Corporate Center, the 62,750-square-foot building recorded 93 percent occupancy at the…
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Bucks County’s Best Walks, Straight From the People Who Live Here
Warmer weather is back, and across Bucks County, people are lacing up their shoes and heading outside. But where, exactly? That question gets asked a lot this time of year. One recent r/BucksCountyPA Reddit thread posed the question directly: where do you actually like to walk around here? The answers were specific, enthusiastic, and surprisingly…
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Inclusive Playground to be Renamed After Middletown Township Supervisor
This Friday, a Middletown Township park will be renamed to honor the late Supervisor Anna Payne and her contributions to the community, writes Dino Ciliberti for Patch. Constructed in 2022, the Cobalt Ridge Playground was the township’s first inclusive and accessible recreation spot for children of all ages to play. Payne worked tirelessly to get the playground constructed in order…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: Yolanda Hadid’s $10.88M Luxury Farm in New Hope
A luxury estate on 32.4 acres with six bedrooms and six full and two half bathrooms is available for sale in New Hope. The property traces its origins to a 1682 land grant from William Penn and remains one of Bucks County’s most distinctive countryside offerings. At its center is an 1810 stone farmhouse that has been thoughtfully modernized while…
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PA House Ok’s Bills Allowing Digital Driver’s Licenses, Vehicle Registrations
The PA House of Representatives recently passed two bills, with overwhelming bipartisan support, to allow for digital driver’s licenses, ID cards, and vehicle registrations. “Over 90 percent of people have smartphones now, and with programs such as Apple Wallet and Google Pay, more Pennsylvanians want the convenient and secure option of a digital ID and digital registration card on their…
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Blue Bell’s Angel Flight East Gives Patients a Free Lift — Literally
What if a long, stressful journey to life-saving treatment could be replaced with a smooth ride through the sky? Angel Flight East is based at Blue Bell’s Wings Field and connects those in need with a network of more than 400 volunteer pilots who want to help. The organization calls on these pilots to donate…
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A Bench for the Ages: Celebrating Community, Conservation, and Shared Milestones
General Recreation Inc. has donated a memorial bench to Upper Merion Township in honor of two milestones: the 250th Anniversary of the United States and Upper Merion Township’s 50th consecutive year as a Tree City USA award recipient. These occasions speak to enduring values of stewardship, civic pride, and commitment to the natural spaces that…
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Inside Bryn Mawr College’s Vision to Redefine the Liberal Arts Experience
Bryn Mawr College is laying out an ambitious roadmap for the future, unveiling a new 10-year strategic plan aimed at strengthening academics, student experience, and campus life, writes Susan Snyder for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Lower Merion institution’s vision builds on recent momentum under President Wendy Cadge. It implemented a pilot mentorship program that connects…
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Philadelphia Raises $2.17 Billion in Venture Capital in Q1 of 2026, But How Much Will the Region Actually See?
Philadelphia saw $2.17 billion in venture capital investments in Q1 of 2026, which would be the third highest quarterly total on record. While the venture capital market is showing strength, beneath the big number is another reality that much of the funding is concentrated in a small number of massive deals, some of which from…
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Stone-Clad Berwyn Estate with Fireplaces and Home Theater Hits Market
A stone-clad seven-bedroom, 10-bathroom estate in Berwyn, set on 12 acres and topped with a burnt red roof, has recently hit the market for $6.25 million, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Built as a speculative home in 2007, the 11,600-square-foot house offers a range of outdoor living spaces, including a pool and outdoor…
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No Drone Zone and Traffic Restrictions Set for PGA Championship
The PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square will include a No-Drone Zone and road restrictions starting May 11, writes Pete Bannon for the Daily Times. The FAA authorized a no-fly zone to cover any unauthorized aircraft in the area surrounding Aronimink during the May 11-17 event, including drones. Newtown Township announced that,…
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Three Montco Restaurateurs Buy Doylestown’s Station Tap House, Rebrand It The Station
Three restaurateurs from Montgomery County have purchased Doylestown’s Station Tap House, with plans to rebrand the restaurant in their first Bucks County project, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. New owners Joshua Friedberg, Gent Mema, and Orbelin Bitraj acquired the business and liquor license on March 2. While they declined to share the cost of the purchase, liquor licenses are…
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Pennsylvania May Soon Designate a New ‘Migratory Bird’
Pennsylvania is considering ending its status as the only state without a state bird by designating the scarlet tanager as its official “migratory bird,” writes Zoë Read for WHYY. While Pennsylvanians have already named the ruffed grouse the official “game bird,” bird enthusiasts are welcoming the idea of also establishing a “migratory bird” designation. State…
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