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SPOTLIGHT: Altomonte’s

November 30, 2024

Visit Altomonte’s Italian Market for world’s best Panettone Life’s too short for bad Panettone. The world’s best holiday Panettone is at Altomonte’s Italian Market, made for them by two brothers in Sicily and imported here just for you! When we…

November 30, 2024

Elevate your holiday celebrations with a limo service The holiday season is here, and it’s time to celebrate in style! Whether you’re attending a corporate event, hosting a festive gathering, or enjoying a night out with loved ones, renting a…

SPOTLIGHT: Pizza, Pasta & Bread at Altomonte’s

November 21, 2024

Pizza, Pasta and Bread: The United States vs. Italy What’s the difference between pizza, pasta and bread in the US vs. Italy? We hear it all the time, “I just came back from Italy and ate pizza, bread and pasta…

November 3, 2024

The Art of Alan Fetterman “American Flag, Doylestown,” 40″ x 48″ oil on linen is one of the paintings that Alan Fetterman, Bucks County’s Artist in Residence, will exhibit at his upcoming show, “Bucks County – Home & Haven”.

Bucks County Opportunity Council Adopt-a-Family program kicks off the holiday season

November 3, 2024

The Bucks County Opportunity Council has been helping residents of Bucks County struggling financially during the holiday season for over twenty years with their Adopt-a-Family program. The program provides financial assistance for the holidays to people already enrolled in BCOC…

SCORE Bucks County celebrates 60 years of supporting small businesses

November 3, 2024

17 million entrepreneurs achieve their dreams with help from SCORE SCORE Bucks County is proud to celebrate 60 years of helping America’s small businesses launch, grow and thrive. The chapter provided nearly 2,800 mentoring sessions in fiscal year 2024 –…

November 3, 2024

Pet Photos Plus, located at 13 N. Main Street in New Hope, makes wonderful photos of pets and families. They have many ways to display their photos including canvas, wood, metal, coasters, mugs, even travel tags, etc. PPP started with…

November 3, 2024

Why trust your home furnishing restoration work to a professional? Incorrect repair techniques are much more likely to result in disappointing appearances, frustration, and loss of time and money. In the worst cases, incorrect repair even results in irreparable damage….

Mission Accomplished!

November 3, 2024

Doylestown dad bikes across the country to support Ronald McDonald Houses by Maryanna Savage Phinn Jeff Bekos of Doylestown had one mission – to bike from California to Pennsylvania to raise money for and increase awareness of Ronald McDonald House…

The Washington Crossing Park Association of NJ has received a $75,000 NPS Semiquincentennial Grant

November 3, 2024

The Washington Crossing Park Association of New Jersey has received a $75,000 National Park Service Semiquincentennial Grant to update the National Historic Landmark (NHL) Boundary for Washington’s Crossing. Americans have the image of “Washington Crossing the Delaware” engraved into our…

Hunger has met its match!

November 3, 2024

Over $21K raised in donation match challenge from local philanthropists Warminster Food Bank, a nonprofit organization that serves people experiencing food insecurity in Bucks and Montgomery Counties, is pleased to announce that its August donation match challenge was a big…

November 3, 2024

Those among the 10,000 visitors to the 45th Peddler’s Village Scarecrow Festival who voted for their favorite scarecrow, chose Pinkalicious-Pinkadicious to be honored with 1st place in the Carecrow “In Your Corner” category. Their eye-catching choice, with its important message…