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The Beep Generation

May 22, 2022

by JoAnn Yeoman Tongret I’m at the ShopRite trying to grab a few things I need for dinner. It’s been a long day made even worse by a massive traffic jam, and I’m making a genuine effort to forget the…

May 18, 2022

Gov. Wolf’s industrial decarbonization efforts announced with broad bipartisan industry and stakeholder support Governor Tom Wolf today announced that Pennsylvania is working with energy, organized labor, and environmental stakeholders to support a path forward for industrial sector decarbonization with an emphasis on…

Exciting and Rewarding Health Care Career Opportunities Available at the Delaware Valley Veterans’ Home

May 10, 2022

Apply at Job Fair on Wednesday, May 25th Are you looking for an exciting career in health care? The Delaware Valley Veterans’ Home (DVVH) is seeking hard-working, passionate, and caring people who are dedicated to taking care of America’s veterans. The…

Gov. Wolf: ‘Abortion access in Pennsylvania will remain legal and safe as long as I am governor’

May 9, 2022

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf on May 3rd issued the following statement on the potential dismantling of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision to protect access to abortion: “A decision by the Supreme Court on Roe v. Wade will not have an immediate…

Job Corps Launches Recruitment Drive in Pennsylvania

May 9, 2022

Free career training and openings available at Keystone, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Red Rock campuses The U.S. Department of Labor’s Job Corps program has launched a recruitment drive in Pennsylvania, offering immediate openings and free career training for low-income students ages…

April 26, 2022

Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding opened the 2022 Pennsylvania Hemp Summit today, welcoming nearly 100 hemp growers and entrepreneurs to the conference and trade show. There, he highlighted nearly $1 million in Wolf Administration investments strengthening the commonwealth’s hemp industry. “Industrial…

Department of Human Services Partners with Bucks County Leadership, PA Family Support Alliance to Recognize Importance of Holistic Supports in Child Abuse Prevention

April 26, 2022

Department of Human Services (DHS) Acting Secretary Meg Snead today visited the Bucks County Human Services Hub as part of DHS’s effort to raise awareness of April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Bucks County Human Services Division utilizes the…

Langhorne Spiders weave a web of wins

April 23, 2022

by Karen Sangillo The Langhorne Spiders fifth grade girls basketball team are celebrating a season to remember. The year culminated in a trip to the Pennsylvania Middle School championship game, held March 20th at Penn State. There, the Spiders fell…

Middletown Township Board of Supervisors moves to 100% renewal energy supply for Township accounts under new electric contract

April 23, 2022

On Monday, April 4th, The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors authorized an electricity supply agreement for the Township’s electrical accounts which includes 100% “green” energy from renewable resources. The new electrical contract will begin May 1st, 2023 and is specifically…

April 23, 2022

by Lori Goldstein, lorigoldstein102@gmail.com The Bristol-based Freedom Neighborhood One (FNO) non-profit organization has been awarded $25,000 – the maximum amount allotted to an agency of its size – out of Governor Wolf’s $15.7 million grant toward gun violence intervention and…

Middletown Township receives local governance award

April 23, 2022

On Wednesday, April 13th, Middletown Township accepted the 2022 Governor’s Award for Local Government Excellence in Innovative Planning and Sound Land Use Practices at the State Museum of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg. The Township received this award in recognition of its…

April 23, 2022

If you love to cook at home and often have food scraps, put them to use instead of in the trash and consider creating your own compost. Did you know you can also compost things like hair and dryer lint?…