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Lower Bucks Vietnam Memorial Chair to be Feted as Hometown Hero by Phillies

August 19, 2021

Ed Preston to be Recognized for Contributions to Community, Veterans Causes The chairman of the grass-roots organization that is bringing a Vietnam veterans memorial to Lower Bucks County next month will be among those honored as “Hometown Heroes” by the…

August 10, 2021

As the school year approaches, the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) wants eligible children of veterans to know that the Educational Gratuity Program provides financial assistance for those attending post-high school education or training at an approved institution…

SBA Relocates Disaster Loan Outreach Center From Lower Bucks Government Services Center to Bucks County Free Library

August 5, 2021

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced today the relocation of its Disaster Loan Outreach Center (DLOC) in Bucks County, Pennsylvania to help families and survivors impacted by the flash flooding on July 12, 2021. The DLOC will cease operations…

July 7, 2021

Summer is heating up; kids and pets remain at risk. The Delaware Valley is sizzling with temperatures topping 90 degrees yesterday and today. If you think it’s hot outside, it’s even hotter inside your car. Every nine days, across the…

Spotlight: RealFi Home Funding Corp.

June 7, 2021

Joseph Santini is the Sales Manager and Mortgage Loan Originator for RealFi Home Funding Corp. He is a graduate of the Leon Hess School of Business at Monmouth University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting. He takes his experience working…

Spotlight: PrimoHoagies® – Langhorne

June 7, 2021

Sizzle up your summertime with your favorite Primo® hoagie! The sliced fresh gourmet meats and cheeses you have grown to know and love (or perhaps have yet to discover!) on award-winning seeded bread is what makes a Primo® hoagie stand…

Fitzpatrick reads to Neshaminy Kids Club as part of afterschool initiative

June 7, 2021

by Tianna G. Hansen On May 12th, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick made an appearance via Zoom for afterschool students in Neshaminy Kids Club. Brian read aloud along with the children from this year’s Pennsylvania’s One Book selection, Daniel Finds a Poem,…

June 6, 2021

John Iocco, of Bensalem, in his 1925 Ford Model T. Bill Thompson, of Penndel, with his 1963 Ford Thunderbird. John Indelicato, of Huntingdon Valley, with his 1948 GMC FC102 Pickup. Howard Hackelton, of Telford, proudly displays his 1937 Ford 2-door…

PUC Holds Public Input Hearings on PECO Rate Increase Request

May 19, 2021

Telephonic Hearings Scheduled for June 8 and 9, to Gather Public Input from PECO Electric Customers and Other Concerned Parties The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) today announced a series of four early-June telephonic hearings to gather public input on a rate…

April 21, 2021

We are gratified that the jury in this case knew that what we all saw on that tape was purely and simply murder. They recognized that a badge is not a shield from accountability. Unfortunately, even since the murder of…