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Share your time or talent as an activity volunteer at Pickering Manor

February 19, 2023

Do you want to make a difference in your community? Do you have a special skill or talent to share? Pickering Manor is always looking for volunteers of all ages to help us bring joy while improving the lives of…

February 19, 2023

Langhorne Rotary Club recently recognized Rachel Stillwell of Neshaminy High School as their December Student of the Month. Rachel plans to attend college to study environmental science and compete in collegiate running. She intends to follow up with grad school…

Capital Health – East Trenton opens offering Emergency Department services and continued outpatient medical clinic services

February 19, 2023

On December 21st, Capital Health assumed responsibility for health care services previously provided by St. Francis Medical Center in Trenton, New Jersey. That campus, which now operates an Emergency Department and some outpatient services, has been renamed Capital Health –…

Family Service takes homelessness and addiction treatment battle to the street

January 22, 2023

Family Service Association of Bucks County has been developing and implementing vital human and social service programs for 50 years. One of the key factors in the agency’s success, has been its ability to recognize and proactively address the needs…

Churchville Nature Center announces outstanding volunteer awards

January 22, 2023

Churchville Nature Center (CNC) has a long tradition of recognizing volunteers who go above and beyond to offer their time and talents to making a difference in education, conservation and preservation. This year was exceptional in that the Center had…

January 22, 2023

by Gina V. Stevens “I’ve seen and met angels wearing the disguise of ordinary people living ordinary lives.” – Tracy Chapman Nikki Farrior, Vice-President of the Peace Center Board of Directors, is a community angel who was honored October 27th…

Langhorne Rotary recognizes Students of the Month

December 4, 2022

The Langhorne Rotary Club recently recognized Ilysia Krzywonos of Neshaminy High School as their October Student of the Month, and Amanda Smigiel from Bucks Technical High School was honored as their November Student of the Month. Ilysia plans to major…

October 31, 2022

Serving God and following Jesus have become physical expressions of faith for members of two Lower Bucks County churches who for years have answered the call to become Code Blue host sites, providing food and temporary shelter to the homeless…

Local children help make a dream come true

September 3, 2022

Children from Middletown Township Parks & Recreation’s Summer Rec Kids Program held a car wash and collected pennies this summer to help Sunshine Foundation answer a Penndel child’s dream. Carol Garner shared her kindness campaign with Nicole Tener, granddaughter of Sunshine Foundation’s Founder Bill…

September 3, 2022

Last month the Middletown Township Board of Supervisors joined local community members for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand opening of the new inclusive playground Cobalt Ridge Park. The Department of Public Works broke ground in the beginning of…

Students helping students: ‘Sunflowers for Ukraine’ fundraiser in Newtown

July 31, 2022

An easy way to show support Thirty-nine youth artists from Bucks County have joined together to create one collaborative painting, titled “Sunflowers for Ukraine,” in an effort to raise money for the refugee children who recently arrived in the area and…

July 31, 2022

The NJ Snake Man introduced young animal lovers to snakes at Bucks County Free Library’s Langhorne branch last month. The Snake Man brought some of his boa constrictors and pythons – two species that produce some of the longest snakes…