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Meridian Bank House of the Week: Exquisite French Tudor-Style Estate in Erwinna
A unique, luxury home in Bucks County has recently hit the market, and homeowners need to take a look at this one-of-a-kind house. . . Located in Tinicum Township, this amazing home is located with the Palisades School District, making it a great spot for families looking to move into the area. . . Surrounded…
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Holy Family University Distinguished Writers Series Enters Third Year Featuring Acclaimed Novelist
Holy Family University will launch the third year of its Distinguished Writers Series featuring Sara Nović, author of the novels True Biz and Girl at War. The Distinguished Writers Series is led by assistant professor and program director Keith Kopka. The event will be held on Feb. 28 at 6:30 PM at the Education and Technology Center Auditorium at Holy Family University, located…
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PA Loses 40,000 Residents Over a Year, 4th Largest US Decline
Pennsylvania’s population declined by over 40,000 residents between July 1, 2021, and July 1, 2022, the fourth largest loss in the country, writes Jordyn Hironec and Ryan Sharrow for Philadelphia Business Journal. The numbers come from U.S. Census Bureau data. The three states with a greater population decline in that same year were New York,…
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After 42 Seasons, WCU Graduate Karen Shelton Announces Her Retirement as North Carolina Field Hockey Coach
Karen Shelton, a West Chester University graduate and North Carolina legendary field hockey coach, has announced her retirement after heading the team for 42 seasons and winning ten National Championships, according to a staff report from Inside Carolina. “I don’t have the words for what it has meant to represent the University of North Carolina…
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Neshaminy Mall’s Pop-Up Ice Skating Rink Has Become a Hit Amongst Locals and Visitors
After opening in the middle of the month, an ice skating rink in Bucks County has proven to be a huge success for visitors to a local mall. Staff writers for the Bucks County Courier Times wrote about the fun pop-up. Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem recently opened a pop-up ice skating rink, which is owned…
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Quakertown Fire Department Volunteers Hailed as Heroes After Rescuing Dog from Frozen Lake on Christmas
Bucks County recently witnessed a Christmas miracle after several brave citizens jumped in to save an animal in need. Beccah Hendrickson wrote about the rescue for 6abc. Volunteers from Quakertown Fire Department are being hailed as heroes after rescuing a dog from a frozen Brickyard Pond in Quakertown on Christmas Day. Dan Daccardi took his…
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River Rapids, Ice Force Actors to Cancel Annual Revolutionary War Reenactment at Washington Crossing
A Bucks County Christmas tradition was canceled this past weekend due to dangerous conditions on the Delaware River. Kerry J. Byrne wrote about the event for Fox News. Extremely high and rapidly moving water compounded by drift ice and bitter cold forced historical actors and enthusiasts to cancel their annual reenactment of General George Washington’s…
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This Bucks County Politician Will Be Answering Local Residents’ Questions Next Week
A Bucks County politician is opening up dialogue with local residences after he recently moved his longtime district office. Staff writers for the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the upcoming engagement. Rep. Perry Warren of Yardley will be hosting an opening house in his new office on Jan. 5 from 4 – 7 PM. His…
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General Recreation: Fitness Circuit Playground a ‘Win’ for El Primer Paso
The El Primer Paso School in Dover, NJ realized a “long-time dream” when it opened a new play area, said Susan O’Donnell, director of El Primer School. At the unveiling, El Primer Paso school family and supporters gathered, along with New York Jets players, to spread 20 tons of green and white loose-fill rubber mulch…
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Trevose-Based Drug Manufacturer Restructuring, Shutting Down Two Philadelphia Research Facilities
A Bucks County manufacturer is restructuring their operations as the country’s current economy takes a toll on a major industry. John George wrote about the local company for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Lannett Company Inc., located at 1150 Northbrook Drive in Trevose, is closing their two Northeast Philadelphia research and development sites, the first steps…
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Parx Casino One of Many Fighting to Establish What Gambling Looks Like in Pennsylvania
A popular Bucks County casino has become a major player in the recent movement to bring gambling back to traditional establishments. Katherine Sayre wrote about the local casino in The Wall Street Journal. Earlier this year, Parx Casino became embroiled in one of the most contentious topics in the gambling industry. The casino filed a…
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This Bucks County Couple Sailed Around the World During the Pandemic. Here is What They Saw
A Bucks County couple took to their boat to travel around the world, and now they are discussing their long and exciting journey. Frank Fitzpatrick wrote about the local couple for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Dan and Marlene Reasoner, a couple that has participated in competitive sailing, took their boat out during the recent pandemic. During…
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Famous Painting of Washington Crossing the Delaware Has Important Bucks County and German Roots
A famous painting’s history has an important connection to both Bucks County and Germany, and is now one of America’s best pieces of art. Gillian Brockell wrote about the painting for The Washington Post. “Washington Crossing the Delaware”, revealed to the public in 1851, depicts the famous crossing of the Delaware River by then-General George…
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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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Philadelphia’s Big Banks Subject of Two New Books That Look at Their Rise and Fall, and Survivor That Has Grown in Vacuum They Created
Philadelphia’s big banks, including Girard and Fidelity, Provident and PSFS, and PNB and First Pennsylvania, thrived for generations and financed factories, transportation, and trade in the region, writes Joseph N. DiStefano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. But all of them vanished in the merger craze of the 1980s and 1990s, with many employees losing their jobs…
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Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County Receives $200,000 Through Keystone Communities Program
A nonprofit organization in Bucks County was recently granted a large sum of money in order to continue their operations in the area. Patty Tascarella wrote about the local organization in the Philadelphia Business Journal. Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County, headquartered at 539 Jacksonville Road, Suite 100 in Warminster, recently received $200,000 through Governor Tom…
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National Nonprofit Travels to Washington Crossing Historic Park to Watch Birds, Observe Various Species
A well-known nonprofit organization recently made their way to Bucks County in order to observe the area’s vast array of bird species. John McDevitt wrote about the group for KYW Newsradio. The National Audubon Society recently made a visit to Washington Crossing Historic Park in order to observe birds as part of their annual Christmas…
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Looking for Fun Plans for New Year’s? Here are Some Activities Happening in Bucks County
If you are looking for something new and exciting to kick the New Year off right, several Bucks County establishments have you covered. Staff writers for Visit Bucks County wrote about the upcoming events. Several restaurants and entertainment center will be hosting fun and engaging events in the Bucks County area on both Dec. 31…
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