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Bucks County Community College To Host Event with War Historian to Commemorate Veteran’s Day
Bucks County Community College will be commemorating Veterans Day by hosting a talk with a local historian on the story of veterans. The college invites the public to a special presentation of “Under Heavy Fire: The Heroes and History of the Medal of Honor” on Nov. 15 at 12:30 PM. Historian Herb Kaufman takes you…
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Berwyn Man Vows to Keep His Family Safe, Dismantle Stereotypes That Accompany Being Black and Armed
C.T. Green, a Berwyn resident and member of the National African American Gun Association, aims to keep himself and his family safe while reversing the harmful stereotypes that accompany being Black and armed, writes J.F Pirro for Main Line Today. Founded in 2015 by President Phillip Smith, the NAAGA was created to promote the gun…
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This Bucks County Music Venue is Reopening for Pop-Up Concerts, Other Live Events
A popular Bucks County music venue will soon be reopening after four years of inactivity, offering live shows and other fun events. Michele Haddon wrote about the venue for the Bucks County Courier Times. Puck Live, located in Doylestown Borough, recently announced that they will continue their live music operations for locals and visitors alike.…
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These Bucks County Wedding Venues Are Perfect Spots of Your Special Day in a Woodsy Setting
Several Bucks County venues recently made the list for some of the best wedding spots for those looking for a natural touch to their special day. Kayla Cotter wrote about the venues in Philadelphia Magazine. Ash Mill Farm Bed and Breakfast, located in Doylestown, is a 10-acre sheep farm that can host 50 to 250…
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Filmmaker Comes to Newtown to Discuss His Hike Across the Entire Appalachian Trail
A filmmaker recently made a stop in Bucks county to discuss one of his works, which documented his long hike through the Appalachian Trail. Thaddeus Lamar recently spoke at an event at The Newtown Theatre that covered his documentary “Barbarian Utopia: Encounters on the Appalachian Trail”. Covering his journey back in 2014, Lamar brought his…
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Upcoming Tour at Washington Crossing Park To Discuss Namesake’s Harrowing Mission Over the Delaware River
An historic Bucks County park will be celebrating one of the most famous moments in American history that took place in the area. Jeff Werner wrote about the upcoming event for the New Hope-Lambertville Patch. A bus tour, titled “Traversing the 10 Crucial Days”, will take attendees through the nearby area to important spots that…
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Bucks County Choral Society Hosts Musical Event at Doylestown Church
A Bucks County music group has been actively bringing sacred music to events around the area, and they are planning even more concerts. The Bucks County Choral Society, along with the Reading Choral Society, recently held a concert at the Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Wyomissing. Titled “Revelations”, the event featured music…
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Council Rock North High School Marching Band Continues Winning Streak with Unique Music Piece
A Bucks County high school marching band has continued to stay in the top slot for competitions with their most recent music piece. The Council Rock North Marching Band raced to first place again with its show “Unbridled” in a Cavalcade of Bands competition on Nov. 5 in Horsham. The 55-member band took top honors in…
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Trevose Horticultural Society Teaches Fun Facts About Native Bird Species, How to Spot Them
A Bucks County horticultural society will be teaching locals about native birds, including fun facts about them and how to spot them. Staff writers at the Lower Bucks Times wrote about the society. The Trevose Horticultural Society will be hosting an event on local bird species next week. The event, titled “Native Plants for Birds”,…
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Bucks County Community College Announces Winners of Annual Short Fiction Contest
The Bucks County Short Fiction Contest is pleased to announce the winners for Fall 2022. Bob McCrillis of Doylestown won first place for his story, “Hotel Oklahoma.” Megan Monforte, also of Doylestown, was awarded second place for her story, “Strawberry Moon.” Jennifer Fritch of New Hope captured third place for “Come Clean.” Novelist Margarita Montimore,…
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Local Art Program Produces the “Yardley Duck”, a Statue Designed with Paintings Depicting the Surrounding Area
A Bucks County art center recently oversaw the creation of a unique art piece, which pays homage to the local art and its natural beauty. AOY Art Center, located in Yardley, recently saw two artists affiliated with their organization craft the “Yardley Duck”, a large statue that is adorned with images of well-known locations in…
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Acclaimed Poet, Who Once Lived Across the River from Bucks County, Remembered for Contributions to the Arts
A famous poet and writer, who once livd very close to the Bucks County area, is remembered for what he did for the art of modern poetry. Hillel Italie wrote about the poet for the Los Angeles Times. Gerald Stern, one of the most acclaimed poets of the 21st century, passed away on Oct. 27…
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These Richboro Inns Were Once Hot Spots for Locals and Visitors to the Area
Having been demolished and reconstructed decades ago, these two Bucks County inns were once the center of the community in a small town. The White Bear Hotel was once a very popular spot for visitors to Richboro, as well as for local residents. It sat in the middle of the town, where countless people came…
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The Hill School’s Ellis Theatre Guild to Present ‘Sweeney Todd’ This Fall
The Hill School’s Ellis Theatre Guild is cooking up another spectacular Broadway-style show for its 2022 fall musical, as four performances of Sweeney Todd will be held in the Center for The Arts Theatre from Friday, Nov. 11 through Sunday, Nov. 13. Tickets are free but must be reserved in advance. (Tickets are no longer…
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U.S. News Names Lancaster as Its No. 1 Place in the U.S. to Retire
U.S. News and World Report has chosen nearby Lancaster, Pa., as its top pick as a retirement location, citing it as the most desirable post-career setting in the nation. Emily Brandon listed the reasons why in her story. The annual U.S. News assessment of best places to retire parses data on: Housing affordability Retiree taxes…
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Whitewater Boaters to Take Off at Pipersville Park Once Water from Nearby Lake Added to Local Streams
In order for Bucks County whitewater boaters to enjoy their time outdoors, a nearby lake will have water released into a local creek. Marcus Schneck wrote about the rising waters for Penn Live. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will be releasing millions of gallons of water from Lake Nockamixon into Tohickon Creek…
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Local Government Organization Celebrates Doylestown Couple Who Authored “The Berenstain Bears” Series
One of many literary phenomenons to come out of Bucks County, a writing couple is being celebrated for their contributions to children’s literature. Dan McPhillips, the Bucks County Recorder of Deeds, celebrated the lives of Stan and Jan Berestain, the Doylestown couple who created the popular “The Berenstain Bears” book series, for National Authors Day.…
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Council Rock North Marching Band Takes First Place with Most Recent Show
A Bucks County marching band recently made waves with their most recent show, which was used in completion against other local high schools. The Council Rock North Marching Band took home first place with its show “Unbridled” in a Cavalcade of Bands competition on Oct. 29 in Abington. The 55-member band took top honors in…
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