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Bucks Beer Bash at The Fuge Offers a Chance to Sip on Local Brews in a Space-Age Setting
A major local craft beer festival is coming to Bucks County in a building that was extremely important to the U.S. Space program but is now a premier event venue. The Bucks Beer Bash is happening Saturday, March 9 from 12-5 PM at an out-of-this-world venue, The Fuge located in Warminster. “The Bucks Beer Bash…
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Alto Bakery & Caffè in Warminster Latest Edition of Longstanding Italian Grocery Business
After 50 years of bringing authentic Italian groceries to Germantown, Doylestown, and Warminster, the owners of Altomonte’s Italian Market are expanding their operations once again with a new cafe and bakery, writes Michele Haddon for Bucks County Courier Times. Franca and Michael Grispino moved from Italy to Philadelphia where they opened Mike’s Meats in…
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Centennial Education Foundation Receives Generous $40K Boost from Warminster Businesses
More than $40,000 in donations were given by local businesses to the Centennial Education Foundation in Warminster through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. “These generous donations go a long way towards supporting our mission”, said Carolyn Fisher, foundation vice president and board member. “We can help so many…
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Jalil Bethea Makes History as Archbishop Wood’s First McDonald’s All-American
Archbishop Wood High School is celebrating an unprecedented achievement as senior guard Jalil Bethea becomes the first student in the school’s history to be named to the 2024 McDonald’s All-American Games roster, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Bethea, who is ranked as the No. 6 guard in the class of 2024 by…
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La Voglia Italian in Warminster is Yelp’s Top Pick for the Best Italian Restaurant in Bucks County
La Voglia Italian in Warminster is recognized by Yelp as the top Italian restaurant in Bucks County, according to 94.5 PST. Named after the Italian term la voglia, which means “the desire that connects us while eating and being together,” this BYOB restaurant offers traditional fare that foodies long for. Including many gluten-free options, the…
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StarSports U.S. Warminster Offers Premium Batting Cage Rentals for Baseball and Softball Enthusiasts
If you are looking to improve your swing or want to host a birthday party for a Phillies-loving kid, several indoor batting cages in Bucks County will have you covered, writes Kalena Thomhave for The Keystone. All-Star Sports Academy, which has six locations in the Philadelphia region, including one in Warminster, is perfect for any…
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Archbishop Wood’s Jalil Bethea Enters Naismith Award Watch List
Archbishop Wood High School’s basketball prodigy, Jalil Bethea, has been making significant waves in the national high school basketball scene, writes Owen McCue for The Philadelphia Inquirer. In a recent announcement, Bethea was named among the top 25 players on the prestigious Jersey Mike’s Naismith High School Player of the Year midseason watch list.…
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At 90 Years Young, Evie Dugan Continues to Fuel Warminster Food Bank’s Mission
Evie Dugan has been volunteering at Warminster Food Bank for 45 years, and despite being 90 years old, she has no plans to retire any time soon, writes Nick Iadonisi for 6 ABC. “I heard someone say: ’45 years and you didn’t want to get paid for anything?’” said Dugan. “And I said ‘No, that’s…
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Archbishop Wood Basketball Star Lauren Greer Scores Buzzer-Beater in Epic Victory Over McDonogh
Lauren Greer has numerous notable moments at Archbishop Wood playing basketball, but scoring a game-winning basket in the final seconds of a game against a team ranked by ESPN as 19th in the country tops them all, writes Melissa Hanejko for the Bucks County Courier Times. The Archbishop Wood senior won three Catholic League soccer…
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Tranquility Brewing Company to Blast Off New Location in Kintnersville
Tranquility Brewing Company, a brewpub housed at The Fuge in Warminster, is expanding operations to a second location in Kintnersville, writes Chadd Balbi for Breweries in Pennsylvania. The second taproom in Bucks County will occupy the former home of Great American Grill, which has been shuttered for 20 years. Tranquility Brewing’s prime location…
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Warminster Food Bank Celebrates 90-Year-Old Evie Dugan’s Decades of Volunteerism
A Warminster woman, Evelyn ‘Evie’ Dugan, has dedicated half of her life to service at the Warminster Food Bank, writes Dino Ciliberti for The Patch. 90-year-old Dugan, was honored for her forty-five years of service with a Certificate of Merit from the Warminster Rotary Club during a holiday breakfast at Five Ponds Golf Club.…
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Diane Mosco, Late Wife of Archbishop Wood Coach, Shaped a Community Through Basketball and Resilience
Diane Mosco, remembered for her radiant smile and unwavering support, continues to inspire the Archbishop Wood community even after her passing in 2017, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Her husband, John Mosco, the school’s boys’ basketball coach, recalls Diane’s constant presence in the gym, cheering and guiding him and their team. Despite…
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Crafty’s Taproom in Warminster Rebrands Under New Name
Crafty’s Taproom in Warminster is getting a rebrand, writes Dino Ciliberti for The Patch. The sports bar, which has been open since May of 2017, will now be called Brick House Bar & Grill. The bar’s owner, Megan Clark, says that they want to brand the business after its two other establishments of…
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From Great Depression to Great Grandchildren: Katherine Binns of Warminster Celebrates Joyous 102nd Birthday
Warminster resident Katherine Binns is celebrating turning 102 years old, writes Nick Iadonisi for 6 ABC. “She’s just a happy soul,” says Katherine’s daughter Joyce. Growing up as an only child during the Great Depression, Binns always aspired to have a big family. Now, the Warminster woman is a family matriarch to children, ten…
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William Tennent Alumnus and Respected Lycoming Coach Tim Chiarolanza Reflects on Surviving Major Accident, Brain Injury
Bucks County coach and William Tennent alumnus Tim Chiarolanza does not chalk up overcoming his one percent chance of survival to a miracle, writes Mike Sielski for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Years after graduating from Lycoming College, Tim landed his dream job at his alma mater as the strength and conditioning coach. Two months…
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Warminster-Based National Giving Alliance Secures $40,000 Grant to Empower Philadelphia Youth with Essential Clothing
Warminster-based National Giving Alliance has been awarded a $40,000 grant through Volpe Koenig’s IPromise Charitable Giving Fund competition. Since its inception 16 years ago, the annual charitable giving fund has awarded over $600,000 to worthy organizations in the region. The fund supports qualifying nonprofit organizations in the Greater Philadelphia area by helping them continue their…
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Archbishop Wood Boys Basketball Team Has High Hopes of Winning Catholic League Crown
Archbishop Wood High School boys’ basketball team has big plans for this season, writes Joseph Santoliquito for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Vikings, led by Miami-bound senior guard Jalil Bethea, the reigning Catholic League MVP, has set its sights on winning a Philadelphia Catholic League, a feat last achieved in 2021. Bethea enters the new season…
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Wonder Foods, a Ukrainian Grocery Store in Warminster and Southampton, Supports Refugees
Wonder Foods, a small Ukrainian and Eastern European grocery chain with locations in Warminster and Southampton is giving a helping hand to refugees from Ukraine, writes Andrea Mucino-Sanchez for the UNHCR. Owner Vira Lyakh founded the store over a decade ago. A Ukrainian immigrant herself, she wanted to introduce Bucks County to rich Eastern…
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