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Piazza Nuova Lodge installs new Administrative Council

May 17, 2013 By

On April 4th the Piazza Nuova Lodge held its monthly dinner meeting and installed its new executive board for the next two years. The outgoing officers were thanked for their many hours of service and dedication to the Lodge.

The installation ceremony was performed by Immediate Past President Joseph Marino acting as State Deputy and member Joseph Ridgway acting as Herald.

The new elected board consists of President John Oliano, Vice President Michael Pisano, Orator Henry Marzullo, Recording Secretary Barbara Scherer, Corresponding Secretary Joanne Russo, Financial Secretary Barbara Zanolini, Treasurer Joseph Tripoli, Historian Edie Pellegrino, Guard Richard DeLuca, Master of Ceremonies, Pasquale Landolfi, and Mistress of Ceremonies Gina Oliano.

The new Trustees to the board are Frank Cocuzza, Edward George, Carmela Linsalata, Mary Ridgway, Carmela Verderame, and Mario Verzilli.

Lodge members enjoyed a buffet dinner, and desserts for the evening were provided by Lodge members, Celeste Amadio, Grace Franco, Carmela Linsalata, Mary Ridgway and Barbara Scherer.

A business meeting followed dinner. Following the business meeting the slate of new officers and trustees where sworn in for the period April 1st, 2013 through March 31, 2015.

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Summer at Doane Academy

May 17, 2013 By

Summer should be a time for growth, exploration and fun! Doane Academy teachers and instructors have put together a series of programs that drive students to gain confidence and new skills, so that they return to school in September stronger in character and bolder in their studies.

Building upon the success of last year’s Camp Doane, Outdoor Adventure and Spartan Engineering Trips, the summer of 2013 is full of exciting camp options for students of all ages.  

Students in grades K-6 can enjoy Camp Doane, a weekly camp with field trips, guest presenters, gardening, Zumba, “Keep ‘em Fresh” educational program, and more.

Students in grades 6-12 have more than 20 weekly options in the Doane Leadership Program including Art in the Streets, International Culinary Camp, River Connections, Green Roof Design, Outdoor Adventure, Basketball, Softball, Baseball, Soccer camps and more.

“I had a character-filled summer,” said camper Katie Martin ’22. “Camp Doane is an awesome place to learn and play.”

All camps are open to all students in the Burlington NJ area!

Registration is open now. Registration fee is waived through May 1st. Learn more at doaneacademy.org.

Contact Director of Communications, Katie Sereduk, at ksereduk@doaneacademy.org or 609. 386.3500 x68.

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Calling all vendors and volunteers

May 13, 2013 By

The Yardley Business Association (YBA) is sponsoring the 44th annual Yardley Harvest Day, one of the borough’s most treasured traditions on Saturday, September 21st from 10:00am to 5:00pm along Canal Street and East College Avenue.

YBA has actively organized and managed Yardley Harvest Day for over 40 years, and remains dedicated to providing participants with a quality venue and well-attended family-friendly and “Yardley-centric” event. Yardley Harvest Day features unique artists and crafters, music and great food, historical and educational tours, and local civic groups and businesses.

YBA invites any interested vendors or exhibitors to consider selling or displaying their work at Yardley’s autumn gathering. Exhibitors must keep displays open for the duration of the event.

YBA is recruiting volunteers to plan, organize and publicize the event, as well as provide event day support. Volunteers are needed to help with logistics such as crafter management, publicity and advertising, entertainment, food vendors and family activities.

Interested in volunteering or participating as a vendor or exhibitor? Contact the Yardley Business Association at yba@yardleybusiness.com or download the 2013 vendor and exhibitor application at www.yardleybusiness.com.

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Scenes from Pennsbury High School’s Sports Night

May 13, 2013 By

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The football relay was a high-speed event

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Fingeret Dental utilizes latest technology

May 10, 2013 By

Fingeret Dental is a new/old practice in that Dr. Andrew Fingeret purchased it from Dr. Charles Wilson, who has been practicing in Newtown since 1978.

Dr. Fingeret appreciated and admired Dr. Wilson’s small-town dentist sensibilities and has taken that notion into the 21st century by incorporating it into a dental practice that utilizes the latest technology and techniques. They have created a practice where personal attention is paramount, care is personalized, and where they work with you to achieve optimum dental health and the smile you’ve always dreamed of.

If you are looking for a comfortable atmosphere with trained professionals who treat your family like family, visit them. They are located at 6 South Sycamore Street in Newtown, between the old Stockburger Chrysler and Goodnoe’s.

For more info call 215-968-0610 or visit www.fingeretdental.com.

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Winning artwork

May 10, 2013 By
Lindsay Bolger

 

Lindsay Bolger of Yardley, a senior at Pennsbury High School, recently won first place in the Congressional Art Awards for her colored pencil drawing. The award was presented by Congressman Michael Fitzpatrick in a ceremony held at Bucks County Community College.

Lindsay’s work will be displayed in the Cannon Tunnel of the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., for one year.

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Announcing Summer Day Camp!

May 10, 2013 By

Recreate camp life on the Old Barracks Museum’s parade ground, 101 Barrack Street, Trenton, used over 200 years ago by British, Hessian, and American soldiers!

Muster into George Washington’s patriot army! Cook in an 18th century manner over an open campfire! Make your own 18th century soldier’s gear!

Sing and dance to 18th century music! Tour local historic sites! Drill according to Baron von Steuben’s Manual of Arms led by Old Barracks Fifers and Drummers!

Here memories are created that last a lifetime!

Open to boys and girls ages 9-12, Monday through Friday,  8:30am-4:00pm. Sessions: July 15th – July 19th; July 22nd – July 26th; and July 29th – August 2nd.

Tuition: $120/session for Old Barracks Lieutenant level members and $220 per/session for non-members.

For applications and information call 609-396-1776.

Also visit www.barracks.org.

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MWA announces beneficiaries for 2013 Harvest Day at Shady Brook Farm Basket Raffle

May 6, 2013 By

The Makefield Women’s Association (MWA) has announced that the Lower Makefield Veterans Square Monument and Bucks for Kids have been selected as the beneficiaries of this year’s MWA Annual Basket Raffle.

The Basket Raffle will be held during the First Annual MWA Harvest Day at Shady Brook Farm on Saturday, September 21st.

The goal of the Lower Makefield Veterans Square Monument Committee is to create a timeless monument to honor veterans while making Veterans Square an attractive park where residents can gather with family, friends, and neighbors for both public and informal events. LMT Veterans Square Monument Committee hopes to create an opportunity to educate the children of our community about the sacrifices made by our servicemen and women via an interactive format. Veterans Square is located on the corner of Edgewood and Heacock Roads.

Visit www.VeteransSquare.org or call 267-274-1195 for more information.

Bucks for Kids (B4K) is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, which was established in 1991, and is made up of dedicated community volunteers from all walks of life. Bucks for Kids provides financial assistance to children within the Bucks County Children and Youth Social Services Agency.

Ninety-five percent of the money B4K raises, through individual and corporate donations, is given directly to the children. These donations help fund everything from school activities, college expenses and job training costs to uniforms and school supplies.

Visit http://www.bucksforkids.org or call 215-340-5039 for more information.

The First Annual MWA Harvest Day at Shady Brook Farm is scheduled for Saturday, September 21st, from 10:00am to 5:00pm, rain or shine. Planning for the 2013 Basket Raffle is already underway with members of MWA currently soliciting donations to be included in the raffle.

If you’d like to sponsor a basket or donate to the raffle, send an email to president@makefieldwomensassociation.org or call 215-321-6365.

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Free Community Fun Night is May 17th

May 6, 2013 By

Magic Cottage School and Childcare is sponsoring a Community Fun Night at their Yardley School located at 100 Floral Vale Boulevard, Yardley.

The time of the event is 6:30pm-8:30pm. There will be moon bounces, face painting, princess nail polishing, hot dogs, popcorn, and baked goods.

Children will be “wowed” by the sights and sounds of entertainer David Perry and a karate exhibition.

Come join the fun!

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My Gym Children’s Fitness Center celebrates 30th anniversary

May 6, 2013 By

Back in 1983, a Los Angeles couple and their friends saw the need for a place where parents could bring their kids for a different kind of experience. 

The result was My Gym Children’s Fitness Center and its unique, innovative and ever-changing fitness program for kids.

Since then, My Gym has been at the forefront of providing the best fun place for kids to remain active and healthy, according to Sue Schink owner of My Gym Children’s Fitness Center of Yardley, located at 734 Stony Hill Road.

“At My Gym, children keep fit, and families grow closer through introductory gymnastics classes, sports classes, birthday parties, games, original music and specially-crafted play and socialization activities led by caring and committed My Gym trainers,” said Sue. “The result… 30 years of good health, laughter, learning, and a lifelong love of fitness and activity.”

For more info call 215-321-1500 or visit www.mygymyardley.com.

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