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One Direction Alum Talks Bucks County on Newtown Native Alex Cooper’s Podcast
One Direction alum and Pipersville resident Zayn Malik recently appeared on Alex Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast, writes Lacey Latch for the Bucks County Courier Times. Malik spoke with Cooper, a Newtown native, about his former relationship with supermodel Gigi Hadid, with whom he shares a daughter. “To be fair, just to have this on the record,…
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Quakertown to Welcome Clockwork Escapes with Multiple Immersive Game Rooms
Clockwork Escapes will open an immersive escape room venue in Quakertown in early June, featuring several distinct experiences, writes Ryan Kneller for WFMZ 69 News. The new entertainment venue will occupy a soon-to-be-updated space in the Country Square shopping center that was previously home to a taekwondo studio. Co-owners Hannah Longie and Zachary Moser are…
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Lahaska’s Peddler’s Village Appoints Founders’ Daughter as New CEO
Donna Jamison Cave has assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer at Peddler’s Village following the departure of Bob McGowan, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. For the past decade, Cave served as the chair of the board of directors at Peddler’s Village. In her new role, she will be in charge of long-term planning…
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Levittown Sister’s Love Keeps Her Half-Siblings Out of Foster Care
Taylor Bowers, a Levittown resident, stepped up in her family’s time of need when her four half-siblings were going to be put into foster care, writes Tom Moore for the Bucks County Courier Times. In April of 2017, the Department of Human Services arrived for her 13-, 12-, 9- and 7-year-old siblings in Northeast Philadelphia…
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Amazon Launches Bucks County Community Fund for Local Projects
Amazon recently announced that applications are open for the Amazon Bucks County Community Fund, a community grant program supporting local initiatives. The company has committed $100,000 to the fund, and community groups, individuals, nonprofits, schools, and other organizations can apply. Individuals and community groups can apply for up to $5,000, while nonprofits can apply for grants up to $10,000. Themes for the…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: $10M Magnificent Contemporary in New Hope
A contemporary home on 0.25 acres with four bedrooms and four full and two half bathrooms is available for sale in New Hope. This breathtaking residence exemplifies modern sophistication and seamless riverfront living. . . Refined details include radiant-heated floors, expansive walls of glass, and a fully integrated smart-home system elevating comfort throughout. Among the…
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New Fitness Center Coming to Langhorne Will Give Young Athletes a Place to Train
D1 Training is a new fitness center for young athletes opening in Langhorne this week, giving kids a place to practice and hone their skills, writes Lacey Latch for the Bucks County Courier Times. The center is operated by husband and wife Matt and Tracy Kueny, using a training regimen designed with sports science and led by expert trainers. …
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Philly Homeowners Stay Put Longer, With Average Tenure Hitting 9.5 Years
Homeowners in Philadelphia are remaining in their homes longer than at any time in at least twenty years, with the average tenure now sitting at 9.5 years, write Mike D’Onofrio and Sami Sparber for AXIOS. In 2005, homeowners typically spent less than four years in their residences before deciding to move. These days, long tenure,…
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King of Prussia’s David’s Bridal Takes Valentine’s Day to Times Square
King of Prussia-based David’s Bridal took center stage in New York City this Valentine’s Day, highlighting flexible payment options for couples planning their big day, according to PYMNTS. The wedding retailer partnered with digital payments platform Sezzle to sponsor the annual Love in Times Square event, where weddings, vow renewals and proposals unfolded in the…
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Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia to Become Museum for America’s 250th Birthday
Pennsylvania Hospital, the oldest hospital in the country, is set to become Philadelphia’s newest museum as part of this year’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday, writes Stephanie Stahl for CBS News Philadelphia. Founded 25 years before the nation itself, the hospital continues to stand at the forefront of medical care today. “We’re the first chartered…
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Jason Kelce Shares Some Intense Bobsledding With Team USA
“I thought it would be like a fun roller coaster, but man, was I wrong,” said Jason Kelce on training with Team USA’s Bobsled Team in Park City, Utah. His experience bobsledding was the latest adventure for this retired Philadelphia Eagle. The Haverford resident worked with members of the USA Bobsled Team before they headed…
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Malvern-Based Vanguard Group Adds Two Veteran Investment Firm CEOs, Expanding Board to 16
Malvern-based Vanguard Group has expanded its board of directors to 16 members with the appointment of two veteran investment firm CEOs, David Hunt and Ken Jacobs, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Beginning Feb. 24, the new board members will also serve on the board of trustees for each Vanguard fund. After a 23-year career at McKinsey…
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Local Craftsman Creates High Quality Drums in Warrington Company
Over in Warrington, Chris Carr, founder of Bucks County Drum Company, has been handcrafting drums for over two decades, reports Christie Ileto for 6abc. Carr, who initially made a living making cabinets, transitioned to drum building, opening his business in 2005. He taught himself everything there was to know about making drums, from cutting veneers to later making his…
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Washington’s Delaware Crossing Foreshadowed Both New Nation, Climate Change
George Washington’s 1776 crossing of the Delaware foreshadowed both the birth of a nation and the dawn of human-caused climate change, reports David Schechter for CBS News Philadelphia. The painting “Washington Crossing the Delaware” emphasizes the frozen river that was crucial in Washington’s plan, according to Alex Robb, an educator at Washington Crossing Historic Park.…
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Fifty Bucks County Residents Receive Financial Help from Local Philanthropists
Fifty residents across Bucks County will be receiving financial relief thanks to a $50,000 donation from the Gene and Marlene Epstein Humanitarian Fund, writes Jeff Werner for Patch. The Bucks County Opportunity Council is distributing $1,000 checks to select individuals, with the first recipients receiving their checks last Wednesday during a special event. “Assistance can make a meaningful difference during…
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Cursive Handwriting is Back in PA Schools Thanks to New Law
Governor Josh Shapiro signed a bill last week requiring that cursive handwriting lessons return to Pennsylvania classrooms beginning April 12, writes Peter Hall for Pennsylvania Capital-Star. The law, which was supported by Rep. Dane Watro and Sen. Wayne Langerholc, will also add printing and joined italics to writing curricula. For years, lawmakers have been pushing to bring back cursive writing in Pennsylvania schools, following in the…
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Ursinus College Launches America250 Tuition Promise for Montgomery County
As the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, Ursinus College is investing in the next generation right here in Montco. Beginning in fall 2026, the America250 Tuition Promise for Montgomery County both expands access to higher education for local students and honors the county’s historic role in the nation’s founding. Created in honor of…
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Magic & Wonder Dinner Theater Unveils Immersive New Show ‘Enchanted’ This March
A new world of wonder is arriving in Lancaster this spring. Beginning Mar. 7 and running through October, Magic & Wonder Dinner Theater (3065 Lincoln Hwy, Paradise, Pa.) will debut Enchanted, an immersive dinner theatre experience designed to transport guests into a forgotten magic shop brimming with imagination, mystery, and spectacle. More than just a…
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