by June Portnoy Summer is the perfect time to get children outside, discovering the world around them. During the week of July 15, grade school age children enrolled in the Bucks County Audubon Society’s (BCAS) Nature Exploration Camp learned about…
submitted by Newtown Borough Environmental Advisory Council Have you noticed this sign in the windows of Newtown Borough businesses? On Sept. 17, Newtown Borough’s new ordinance reducing the use of single-use plastic bags, utensils and straws goes into effect. Now…
Thanks to these talented young artists from Newtown and their beautiful artwork. By using art for a good cause, they have raised $1,321.00 for local food pantries through the Bucks County Housing Group AND $800.00 for The Pennsylvania Lyme Resource…
The 2024 Cancer Support Community Greater Philadelphia (CSCGP) recently celebrated the writers of the annual Teen Essay Contest and Higher Education Grant, generously sponsored by the Ben Strauss Youth Program. This contest provides a platform for young writers to share…
by June Portnoy Teens and adults with disabilities filled a large room at the Free Library of Northampton Township in Richboro on Wednesday, July 10 eager to paint during “Art with Anita”, presented by the Autism Cares Foundation (ACF). They…
Did you know that there are over 25 murals in Lower Bucks County? Public art adds so much to a community! Langhorne Council for the Arts has compiled a self-guided tour of murals in Langhorne, Bristol, Yardley, Bristol Township, Falls…
by June Portnoy Teens and adults with disabilities filled a large room at the Free Library of Northampton Township in Richboro on Wednesday, July 10 eager to paint during “Art with Anita”, presented by the Autism Cares Foundation (ACF). They…
The American Legion Auxiliary of Jesse W. Soby Unit #148, Langhorne, recently announced the 2024 Poppy poster winners. The students are from Our Lady of Grace School in Penndel. The Class III Division winners are: 1st place, Scarlett Huckel; 2nd…
Doylestown at Dusk’s annual car show, held July 20, featured over 500 hundred cars in the heart of downtown Doylestown. The car show attracted participants and attendees from all over the county and beyond.
Saving a life was a team effort among Falls Township’s first responders recently. During a recent July Falls Supervisors meeting, Fire Marshal and Assistant Township Manager Rich Dippolito presented citations to members of the Falls Township Police Department, Levittown-Fairless Hills…
by June Portnoy Teens and adults with disabilities filled a large room at the Free Library of Northampton Township in Richboro on Wednesday, July 10 eager to paint during “Art with Anita”, presented by the Autism Cares Foundation (ACF) They…
Falls Township Fire Company No. 1 is planning to expand its firehouse to make room for new apparatus. During a recent Falls Supervisors meeting, the governing body voted unanimously to grant preliminary and final land development approval to permit the…