Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn has announced that grant applications are now being accepted for recreation and conservation projects in communities across Pennsylvania. “DCNR grants have a tremendous impact in helping communities with local…
Eligible Pennsylvanians Can Visit mypath.pa.gov to File Rebate Applications for Property Taxes, Rent Paid in 2021 Older and disabled Pennsylvanians can now apply for rebates on property taxes or rent paid in 2021, the Department of Revenue announced today. This assistance is…
by Lori Goldstein Dr. David Tucker, of the Tucker Chiropractic Center in Langhorne, is on the exciting frontier of patient care with the use of a device that delivers shock-wave therapy, or as it is technically named, myofascial acoustic compression…
This year The Peace Center (TPC) celebrates 40 years of educating and empowering schools and families, and enriching communities with proven conflict resolution and social justice programs. Education is the hallmark of TPC’s ongoing commitment to the community. By continuing…
In today’s world of polarization and sharp-edged politics, it is our goal here at the Langhorne Ledger promote pride and fellowship in the communities that we serve. It’s so easy to fall into the trappings of negative discourse. We all…
Neither rain nor sleet nor limitations due to a pandemic kept the students of the Bucks County Intermediate Unit (Bucks IU) at Samuel Everitt Elementary School in Levittown from completing their annual Stockings for Soldiers program. In this sixth year,…
Did you know that present-day Langhorne was once home to an early settlement for former slaves? Believe it or not, the village of Parkland was once a camp founded by spiritualists. These are some of the quirks and oddities that…
The people of Middletown Township continue to pursue excellence despite unprecedented challenges. In the last year, both the community and the Township have been adapting to a new normal we face today as we continue to prepare for tomorrow. We are…
State Reps. Perry Warren, John Galloway and Tina Davis, as well as state Sen. Steve Santarsiero, all D-Bucks, announced on December 21st the awarding of funds through the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Career and Technical Education Equipment Grant Program to…
Governor Tom Wolf today was joined by state and local officials and older Pennsylvanians to celebrate recently signed legislation to expand eligibility in the Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly (PACE) and the Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly Needs…
The Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) is encouraging organizations across the state to help provide nutritious meals to children in low-income areas during the summer months through PDE’s Summer Food Service Program. Sponsors must apply by May 31, 2022. “Hunger impacts families across…
Highlights Opportunities to Increase Energy Efficiency, Compare Pricing & Options for Electric Generation and Seek Help Through #CallUtilitiesNow With January utility bills reflecting higher energy costs and increased cold weather energy usage for many consumers, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission…