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Mister Softee ice cream truck to visit The Birches
The Birches is celebrating National Ice Cream Month with Mister Softee on Friday, July 19, from 3-4:30 p.m. Stop by The Birches, 70 Durham Road in Newtown, to receive a $5 coupon – good for one cone of ice cream and one topping – and enter a raffle to win a gift card to a local ice cream shop.
Historic Patriots Park Taking Shape in Newtown
Newtown Borough Councilo Julia Woldorf and landscape designer Nancy Minich with the Gaspar Landscaping Team at the groundbreaking for Patriots Park. Patriots Park is taking shape at the corner of Court and Mercer streets in Newtown, writes Jeff Werner for The Patch. Slated for completion by fall, this park will...
Pickleball court center proposed for Bucks County. Here's where to dink and volley
Pickleballers will have another venue to dink, lob and volley if Newtown approves a plan to bring the popular pastime to a shuttered store in a busy township shopping center. The Planning Commission granted approval in June for an 11-court setup in the former Bed, Bath and Beyond store at the Newtown Shopping Center on Eagle Road. The plan was presented by The Picklr, a chain of pickleball facilities, headquartered in Utah.
Sherrif’s sale set for site of former middle school in Bensalem
A 35-acre Bucks County development site eyed for a large-scale, mixed-use project is set for sheriff’s sale after its owner filed for bankruptcy, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports. The property at 2201 Street Road in Bensalem is owned by a company controlled by Jignesh “Jay” Pandya, who is also...
Wedding and event venue owner expands Bucks portfolio
Bill Haas, the owner of three prominent Bucks County wedding and event venues, has expanded his portfolio with the acquisition of Spring Mill Manor in Ivyland, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Purchased for $3.15 million on June 3, the property includes the 35,000-square-foot manor and the 12,000-square-foot...
Central Bucks Regional Police officers commended
When a military veteran had an episode of PTSD earlier this year in Doylestown Borough, it was three trained Central Bucks Regional Police Department members who came to the vet’s aid. Officer Dan Boyle, Corporal Sean Tropiano and Sergeant Jaclyn Riccio were recognized for their response at a June...
Happy to Be Here: Brick and mortar shopping is alive and well in Bucks
This month, a Target store is set to open in Doylestown. It’s the closest thing to a department store like the Bon-Ton, which closed in 2018. The new store is built where the Bon-Ton used to be. I grew up in the era of department stores that lined Market...
Bucks Intermediate Unit honors 2024 retirees
The Bucks County Intermediate Unit (Bucks IU) recently honored more than two dozen retiring employees for their dedicated service to the agency’s students and programs. The 31 retiring Bucks IU employees served a combined 691 years – almost seven centuries worth of time – in educational sites throughout Bucks County.
How Protect Your Kids from Bucks County Playground Burns on Hot Days
As the summer in Bucks County continues to bring heat waves, parents are urged to be cautious when taking their children to playgrounds. As the summer in Bucks County continues to bring high temperatures, parents are urged to be cautious when taking their children to playgrounds, writes Jo Ciavaglia for the Bucks County Courier Times.
Doylestown YMCA Gets New Name and Another Merger
DOYLESTOWN, PA—The next time you drive by the YMCA in Doylestown, you may notice some changes. Starting on July 1, the YMCA of Bucks and Hunterdon Counties is officially known as the River Crossing YMCA. The organization includes the YMCAs in those two counties along with YMCA locations in Lehigh and Northampton counties that were previously part of the Greater Valley YMCA.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The new regional organization, which became official on Monday, has Bucks County locations in Doylestown, Fairless Hills, Newtown, Quakertown and Warminster. It has Lehigh County locations in...
Bucks County Water & Sewer Authority Urges Water Conservation Amid Heat Wave
The Bucks County Water & Sewer Authority (BCWSA) is urging all customers to conserve water due to excessive heat. The Bucks County Water & Sewer Authority (BCWSA) is urging all customers to conserve water due to excessive heat, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. With recent heat waves increasing water...
Mangy fox spotted in Hilltown. How to protect pets from mange from wild animals
Residents of Hilltown Township in Upper Bucks County spotted a wild animal on Monday that appears to have mange. Residents posted a photo of the animal in a local Facebook group, expressing concern about their pets catching the skin disease, which is caused by mites. The animal was seen across from the Hilltown Township municipal building, one resident said.
$10M Home Repair Program: Bucks County Launches Initiative to Help 120-150 Low-Income Homeowners with Essential Repairs Starting July 1!
Bucks County Launches $10 Million Home Repair Initiative Key Details of the Bucks County Home Repair Program According to BUCKSCO.TODAY, Bucks County has launched a program to help low to moderate-income homeowners with essential home repairs. Starting July 1 the program will accept applications and provide grants of up to $50,000 per household. It aims […]
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