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Insurance Department Releases 2021 ACA Plans Offering Consumers More Affordable Options

August 12, 2020

Insurance Commissioner Jessica Altman today released the 2021 requested rate filings for health insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act, highlighting that the average rate requests would result in an average decrease in premiums in …

August 11, 2020

United Way of Bucks County is seeking monetary donations for its annual back to school supply drive, Stuff the Bus. Despite challenges caused by COVID-19, the organization still plans to assemble backpacks full of school …

Human Services Secretary: Assistance is Available for Pennsylvanians Experiencing Homelessness, Unable to Pay Rent and Mortgages

August 10, 2020

Department of Human Services (DHS) Secretary Teresa Miller today reminded Pennsylvanians that help is available and encouraged for anyone affected financially by the COVID-19 public-health crisis by taking advantage of rent and mortgage assistance programs …

August 10, 2020

Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Jessica Altman today urged property owners to consider purchasing flood insurance to protect their homes, businesses, and possessions. For many Pennsylvanians, extreme weather, including flooding caused by hurricanes and severe thunderstorms, can …

Hot roadster

August 7, 2020

John and Joan Logrando, of Doylestown, pose with their ‘31 Ford Sport Coupe at the Newtown Business Association’s Antique & Classic Car & Truck Cruise Night in Newtown last month. The event raised $2,000 to …

August 5, 2020

Department of Human Services (DHS) Secretary Teresa Miller today reminded Pennsylvanians who receive assistance in the form of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), or Medical Assistance that the CARES …

Team Smiley on the road again this year for MS research

August 2, 2020

by Stewart Gross

Joe Terinoni of Doylestown, his brother Stephen, son James, daughter Ashley, and the other members of bicycling Team Smiley have been travelling 80 miles from Cherry Hill to Ocean City, New Jersey, …

States may not terminate Medicaid benefits during coronavirus pandemic

August 2, 2020

submitted by E. Garrett Gummer, III, Esquire – www.GummerElderLaw.com

Access to affordable medical care is especially important during a health crisis.

One of the bills passed by Congress in response to the coronavirus pandemic increases …

Olivia Forker of Doylestown a finalist for College Television Awards

August 2, 2020

by Stewart Gross

Olivia Forker of Doylestown has produced and written a documentary on gun violence in America which is one of three national finalists for the College Television Awards.

“One Nation Under Guns” is …

August 2, 2020

Lenape Valley Foundation (LVF) has named its new slate of officers as well a new member of its Board of Directors.

The organization is pleased to announce the following appointment of officers.

Lisa Policare, MBA

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Doylestown Borough Council member organizes community letter writing project

August 2, 2020

by Tianna G. Hansen

The pandemic has hit everyone in unexpected ways, but has also left an impact on some of the most vulnerable and often-forgotten members of the community: the elderly in nursing homes.…

August 2, 2020

Are you experiencing any financial hardship? Has your income been affected by COVID-19?

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