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United Way’s HELP Center celebrates 5 years of serving Bucks County
United Way of Bucks County’s HELP Center is celebrating its 5th anniversary, marking five years of providing brand-new essential items – completely free of charge – to local …
Haven Liegel and Krystle Lee (left), recipients of the Car Clinic program share their gratitude with Stephanie Sauers Boyd (center), Executive Director of Drive And Thrive, along with Nick Kollar and Rob Kollar (right) of Kollar Automotive for their generous support.
Sauers Cares evolves into Drive and Thrive: A new chapter in community transportation support
Sauers Cares, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families in need, is proud to announce its transition to Drive and Thrive. This new name reflects the …
Local author Dolores Cook Raisch will conduct a presentation on her book, in which she narrates the letters she received as a 13-year-old from her eldest brother while he served in the Army during the Vietnam War.
Friends of the Doylestown Library hosts open “mic” poetry, local author programs
The Friends of the Doylestown Library will host two free programs in May at the Doylestown Library, 150 S. Pine St. Open ‘Mic’ Poetry, Thursday, May 15, 6:30 pm: Poets of all ages …
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The 49th Bucks County Designer House & Gardens, Hidden Trail Farm, located in Ivyland, will be open for tours from April 27 through May 25. The centerpiece of Hidden Trail Farm is a …

There are many benefits to tackling a top-to-bottom housecleaning project, but what good does it do to clean the entire house and fail to get the chimney and fireplace cleaned?  As a major …
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Lisa Mergen with Hummingbird Feeders in full display at Wild Birds Unlimited, Buckingham
Hummingbirds are here! Spring is upon us and that means the return of the hummingbirds; one of nature’s jewels! The Ruby Throated Hummingbird generally spends the winter in Central …
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As the days grow longer and signs of spring fill the air, like birds chirping, warm breezes, and blooming flowers, it’s the perfect time to refresh your space. While you’re tidying up and …
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ECI Comfort

As spring arrives in full bloom and the days get warmer, now is the ideal time to prepare your HVAC system for the season ahead. At ECI Comfort, we know that early spring maintenance not only …

C&C Family Roofing and Siding

Severe weather events can cause a significant amount of damage to your roof. The cost of that damage can put a tremendous amount of strain on your finances. There are five weather events that …

Bucks Beautiful

Bucks Beautiful is a grass roots non-profit that coordinates events, community projects and educational programs to develop sustainable and attractive landscapes that foster a healthier environment. …

Andrew’s Lawn Ranger

Turf Care: We are currently applying our second round of crabgrass control.  This is crucial for pre/post emergent suppression.  This round includes broadleaf weed control, micronutrients …

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Past Presidents of Soroptimist International of Indian Rock present their annual Making a Difference for Women Awards. From left: Rosemarie McGee, Program Manager of The Women Veterans Program and Past President Chris Fluehr; Past President Marlene Piasecki and Melissa Robison, Middletown Township Police Officer; Past Presidents Patti Cullen and Eileen Connor; Kristin McElroy, Bucks County Deputy District Attorney and Past President Carol Zemnick; Claire Titus, Central Bucks West volunteer and Past President Kathy Meyer.
Soroptimists present Annual Community Service Awards
Soroptimist International of Indian Rock, Inc. (SIIR) celebrated National Women’s History Month with its annual presentation of Making a Difference for Women Awards last month at the Spring …
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Karen O’Donnell is the new Vice President for Advancement & Alumni Relations, Executive Director of the Foundation at Bucks County Community College.
Bucks County Community College hires new vice president for advancement & alumni relations
Bucks County Community College (BCCC) officials are pleased to announce that Karen O’Donnell has joined the College as Vice President for Advancement & Alumni Relations and Executive …
Education
 Bucks County Community College’s Kids on Campus
Bucks County Community College offers exciting, hands-on specialized Kids on Campus summer camp experiences with new options available each week. Campers can pick which camp suits their interest and …

SSAAM announces Juneteenth 2025: Stories of Freedom

The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM), Central New Jersey’s only museum sharing the history of African Americans in our region since the trans-Atlantic Slave trade, will hold …

Tri-State Stairlifts

Over the course of more than 30 years in business Tri-State Stairlifts owner, Don Pasquarella, has gotten a lot of feedback from customers on why they chose to remain in their own home.  …
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Megan Wolf (mom) and daughter Norah, enjoy pushing Wyatt on the swing at the Recreation Station Playground.
Despite a cool, windy day on March 9, Warwick Township’s Recreation Station Playground at the Community Park was bustling with activity, just one day before its scheduled closure. On March 10, …
Haven Liegel and Krystle Lee (left), recipients of the Car Clinic program share their gratitude with Stephanie Sauers Boyd (center), Executive Director of Drive And Thrive, along with Nick Kollar and Rob Kollar (right) of Kollar Automotive for their generous support.
Sauers Cares, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families in need, is proud to announce its transition to Drive and Thrive. This new name reflects the …
Warminster Food Bank will be cutting the ribbon on their new location on Thursday, May 1 at 10 a.m. situated in the Town & Country Shopping Center in Warminster Township, offers free parking, and is conveniently located for residents in the Warminster area. With 1,778 square feet of space, Warminster Food Bank will be able to better serve clients who are dealing with food insecurity, as well as accept donations of nonperishable food items.
Warminster Food Bank will cut the ribbon at its new location, 495 E. County Line Rd. in Hatboro on Thursday, May 1 at 10 am.  The new site, situated in the Town & Country Shopping Center in …
This class taught at the Northampton Township Library in Richboro called “Healthy Steps for Older Adults” is a fall prevention class. The students are learning chair exercises in this …
Can e-bikes really change the world? Riding an electric bicycle offers a unique combination of physical and mental health benefits, making it an excellent way to improve well-being. By blending …

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