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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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For 47 Years, General Recreation has Helped Clients With Recreation Needs
General Recreation, Inc. in Newtown Square has been assisting clients for 47 years with their recreational needs thanks to its affiliation with national manufacturers to find the most innovative recreation products available. Through the years, General Recreation experts have guided and helped install thousands of local recreation projects in public and private parks, recreation areas,…
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Bucks County’s Delaware Canal State Park is the Perfect Spot to Start Your New Exercise Regimen in 2023
One of Bucks County’s most popular outdoor paths is a great spot to kickstart your health journey this coming year. Maggie Mancini wrote about the the path for Philly Voice. Delaware Canal State Park is a very popular outdoor area for Bucks County residents year round. With the new year coming up, the path will…
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Oxford Valley Mall to Host Upcoming Middletown’s 18th Annual Teen Talent Competition
A Bucks County township will be hosting an annual talent show at a popular mall for all local residents and visitors to see. Staff writers for the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the upcoming event. Middletown Township will be hosting its 18th Teen Talent Show on Jan. 28 from 4 – 6 PM at the…
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Croydon Brewery Celebrates the Holidays With a New Beer Inspired by a Classic Christmas Tale
To kick of the holiday weekend, a Bucks County brewery is releasing a new beer inspired by one of the most well-known Christmas stories. Staff writers for the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the new beer and holiday celebration. Marley’s Chains, a German-style Weizenbock, takes its name from the first ghost the haunted Ebenezer Scrooge…
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With Christmas Just Days Away, Here Are All the Best Light Displays in Bucks County
Every year, residents and visitors of Bucks County come to enjoy the various light displays that local families have up for all to see. Louise Feder wrote about the local lights for Visit Bucks County. With Christmas just on the horizon, the popular tourism site has a list of stops for the 2022 Bucks County…
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This Bucks County College is Considered One of the Best for Retirees Looking to Learn New Skills
A popular college in Bucks County has been listed as one of the best schools for retirees who want to continue their own education. Staff writers for Report Wire wrote about the local school. Bucks County Community College, which has three campuses in the area, offers for-credit courses for local residents 65 and older. With…
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New Plaque Commemorates Pottstown’s Short-Lived, Championship-Winning Pro Football Team
A new plaque has been installed in Pottstown to commemorate the Pottstown Firebirds, a professional football team based in the borough from 1968 to 1970, writes Evan Brandt for The Pottstown Mercury. The plaque, located near 152 High Street, was approved last February by borough council, but it took some time for the organizer, Bruno…
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Bedminster Township Farm Protected from Future Development Through State Funding
A Bucks County farm is one of several Pennsylvania farm properties that will be protected through government funding. Staff writers for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture wrote about the local farm at BCTV.org. The Matthew P. Goldenberg and Kelly Burland Farm, located in Bedminster Township, is a 106-acre crop and livestock farm. This farm’s property…
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Legendary Sports Broadcaster, Bristol Native Visits Neshaminy Mall to Discuss His Recent Book
A Bucks County native and sports broadcasting legend came back to his home area to discuss his new book, with his dog as the main character. Joe Mason wrote about the new book for the Northeast Times. Mike Missanelli, known for his work with The Philadelphia Inquirer, ESPN and NBC Sports Philadelphia, recently published a…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: 1700s National Folk-Style Farmhouse in Langhorne
An historic Bucks County home in one of the area’s most popular towns has recently gone up for sale, and it it quite the find. . . Originally built in 1792, this house has been updated to be compatible to the modern family. . . Siting on over 3 acres, the property is a sprawling…
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Peddler’s Village to Host Fire & Frost Fun Celebration on Four January Evenings
Peddler’s Village will be hosting several family-fun events in the coming weeks, and locals and visitors are invited to all the fun. The countryside shopping, dining, lodging, and family entertainment destination in the heart of historic Bucks County will host Fire & Frost Fun on select Friday and Saturday evenings in early January. Against the backdrop of…
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Several Bucks County Students Win Scholarships Through Essay-Writing Contest
Multiple students form the Bucks County area have been recognized for winning scholarships through an annual essay-writing contest. Staff writers for the Bucks County Courier Times wrote about the scholarships. TheLegacyof1776.com hosted their second annual Scholarship Essay Contest. The essays focuses on the United States Constitution, as well as other topics related to civics. Jessie…
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Local Residents Can Enjoy Nature and the Outdoors on the Recently-Opened Newtown Rail Trail
A new Bucks County trail is attracting both locals and visitors who want to enjoy the outdoors in one of the area’s most beautiful spots. Laura Stark wrote about the local trail for Rails to Trails Conservancy. The Newtown Rail Trail runs 2.5 miles and connects to several other areas and trials. Making its way…
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Doylestown Resident, Widow of Famed German Theologian, Remembered for Her Impactful Life
A Bucks County resident, who wrote about her work with her late husband in the field of theology, is remembered for the influence they had. Peg Quann wrote about the local woman for the Bucks County Courier Times. Sybille Sarah von Sell Niemöller, the widow of famed German theologian Martin Niemöller who resisted the Nazis…
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