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AAA cautions consumers, ‘Don’t buy the hype’

October 6, 2020

Motorists using new in-vehicle technologies with names like AutoPilot or ProPilot, may believe the driving assist systems are more capable than they actually are, according to new research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety…

October 5, 2020

How You Can Stand Up for Inclusion and Justice

The NAACP Bucks County branch today announced two upcoming seminars designed to help County residents embrace the beauty of our diversity and take action against systemic …

September 22, 2020

Bucks County will be holding three (3) household hazardous waste collection events this fall.

Due to new regulations set by the PA Department of Environmental Protection, residents are required to register for the events.

Event …

September 17, 2020

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has $400,000 in grant funding available for youth and adult environmental education projects in 2021-22 and will hold a free webinar on October 14 on how to apply. …

September 17, 2020

Partnership between Warrington Township and Warrington Lions Club welcomes people of all ages and abilities

Lions Pride Park, a partnership between Warrington Townshipand the Warrington Township Lions Club, will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony on …

September 9, 2020

Bucks Back to Work Small Business Grant Round 2 is launching September 14th.

The Bucks Back to Work program is funded through the Federal CARES Act with the goal to lessen the financial stress that …

How are you?

September 1, 2020

submitted by Tracey Reed, Warminster Township Library Director

I stopped using “How are you?” as a greeting many years ago.

It’s ubiquity made it meaningless; no one really wants to know how you’re doing as …

September 1, 2020

The music of Levittown native Danny DeGennaro will live on for future generations to hear digitally through a new music publishing company and record label.

In addition to sharing the late singer/guitarist’s music with new …

September 1, 2020

Family-owned and operated for 33 years

Artefact was established in 1987 by three architects seeking to create an environment where architectural elements and artifacts from the past could be uniquely displayed and purchased.

Artefact is …

Coronavirus relief funds paid to deceased Americans must be returned

September 1, 2020

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

The federal coronavirus relief bill has sent direct emergency payments to some 150 million Americans in the wake of the pandemic.

Among the recipients are possibly millions …

September 1, 2020

by Stewart Gross

Lieutenant Colonel Chris Story, of Southampton, is almost at the end of active duty in the U.S. Marine Corps.

At age 43, he has served 19 years in the Marines, and is …

September 1, 2020

Lions Pride Park, a partnership between Warrington Township and the Warrington Township Lions Club, is nearing completion of Phase I of the park, located at 3129 Bradley Road, in Chalfont, on the former site of the Twin …

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AAA cautions consumers, ‘Don’t buy the hype’

New NAACP Bucks County Seminars Offer Insight and Ideas for Addressing Racism in Everyday Life

Bucks County holding Household Hazardous Waste Collections

DEP Offers $400,000 in Grants for Environmental Education Projects, Free Webinar on How to Apply

Ribbon Cutting for Lions Pride Park Scheduled for October 2

Bucks Back to Work Small Business Grant round 2 launching Sept. 14

How are you?

Danny DeGennaro Foundation partners create record label, music publishing company

Artefact – Furlong

Coronavirus relief funds paid to deceased Americans must be returned

Lieutenant Colonel Chris Story training in first ever Spartan Leadership Program

Lions Pride Park Phase 1 nearing completion