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Bucks County Opportunity Council: Dedicated to ending poverty by connecting those in need with the resources to thrive

January 26, 2021

BCOC is the designated Community Action Agency for Bucks County, and is one of more than 1,000 agencies nationwide, dedicated to ending poverty by connecting people with the resources to thrive.

Last year, BCOC helped …

January 26, 2021

For over 26 years Credit Counseling Center has helped more than 25,325 families get their debt paid off and regain control of their financial life.

Here is just a sampling of the feedback we have …

January 26, 2021

Matt Halper is a lifelong resident of Northampton Township.

He went to school at St. Bede’s and graduated from Council Rock North in 1990.

Matt became a US Marine in 1991 and served in the …

Your Medicare Minute – Ask Lu

January 26, 2021

submitted by Lucille Bondi, Lucille Bondi Insurance Solutions

Q: I am not happy with the Medicare Advantage Plan I chose for 2021 what are my options?

A: You are in luck! The Medicare Open Enrollment is …

January 26, 2021

This year, BARC Developmental Services is celebrating 70 years as a pioneer in the field of human services, serving over 700 children and adults with intellectual disabilities and Autism throughout Bucks County.

The agency provides …

Is it time to change your timing belt?

January 26, 2021

submitted by Lad Hucaluk, Owner, Doylestown Sunoco

The timing belt in your vehicle synchronizes the movement between the camshaft and the crankshaft.

If any part of this system is not in synch, your engine may …

January 26, 2021

When it is cold outside, you head inside for warmth. Unless, you have no home.

The Code Blue Project, operated by Coalition to Shelter and Support the Homeless (CSSH) volunteers, offers a solution and CSSH …

Three changes you may want to make to your estate plan now

January 26, 2021

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

The unique aspects of the coronavirus pandemic may make it advisable to review your current estate plan. Language in estate planning documents that is fine under …

January 25, 2021

Eligible Pennsylvanians Encouraged to Use Mypath.pa.gov to File Rebate Applications for Property Taxes, Rent Paid in 2020

Older and disabled Pennsylvanians can now apply for rebates on property taxes or rent paid in 2020, the …

January 22, 2021

Calling all Valentines! Let Your Love Show with a gorgeous gift from the Valentine’s auction online fundraiser being held by Soroptimist International of Indian Rock, Inc. Visit https://charityauction.bid/Soroptimist anytime from 7:00am January 25th to 5:00pm …

January 14, 2021

First Lady Frances Wolf has announced One Lens: Sharing Our Common Views, a statewide virtual photo exhibit she is launching to document the story of Pennsylvania throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The exhibit will celebrate the hard work and commitment of all Pennsylvanians as we …

January 11, 2021

Governor Tom Wolf has announced nearly $4.7 million in PAsmart Next Generation Industry Partnership grants were awarded to bolster workforce development across Pennsylvania.

“Employers need skilled workers now more than ever,” said Governor Wolf. “My administration …

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