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STRIPES Introduces Wasik as Leader for Cohort 6 Transformational Leadership Launch
STRIPES Leadership Program has introduced Wendi Wasik as the leader of its Transformational Leadership Launch for Cohort 6, which will take place in person from Oct. 16 –18, 2024 in Philadelphia. STRIPES’ Transformational Leadership Launch is designed to set the foundation for STRIPES’ 6-month program. The launch begins the...
New helicopter model enhances training for firefighters at Fort Indiantown Gap
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New Plant Shop and Gourmet Soda Bar Bring Refreshing Vibes to Downtown Sellersville
Downtown Sellersville is welcoming two new women-owned businesses, Just One More Plant and The Fizzy Fern. Downtown Sellersville is welcoming two new women-owned businesses, Just One More Plant and The Fizzy Fern, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. Just One More Plant, formerly located in Quakertown, is...
High school football kicks off Friday
Apologies to Kenny Chesney, but the Pennsylvania football regular season will be half over when the autumnal equinox occurs on Sept. 22. When Council Rock South kicks off at home against Frankford this Friday – with a slightly unusual 6 p.m. start – the 2024 football season will be underway.
Council Rock Newtown welcomed home from LLWS with big celebration
After their magical run in the Little League World Series came to an end, the Council Rock Newtown Little League Team returned home to Bucks County on Wednesday night."Being away from your family for three weeks, and then coming home to the whole town, it's just crazy having so much support behind you," said Greyson Gage, one of the players.The team bus received an escort from the fire department as it entered Chandler Fields in Newtown - the exact spot where the team's journey started.Fresh off the bus from Williamsport, the team was greeted by cheers, confetti, and hugs.They returned...
Cena En Blanc on Saturday
The Northwood Civic Association will hold its third annual Cena en Blanc on Saturday, Aug. 24, from 5-10 p.m., in Northwood Park, at Castor Avenue and Arrott Street. The theme will be The Great Gatsby. Guests are required to wear all white clothing. There will be a DJ, dancing, raffles,...
One bike lost, another bike found in Perkasie Borough over the weekend
In Perkasie, when one bicycle is found, another is lost. Perkasie Borough Police on Monday released a report regarding the theft of a bicycle, and then, an hour later, it reported that a different bicycle was found in the borough. Police said a black Huffy Nighthawk mountain bike, valued at...
FamilieSCN2A Foundation invites applications for Million Dollar Bike Ride grant program
The FamilieSCN2A Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to finding effective treatments and ultimately a cure for SCN2A-related autism and epilepsy disorders. In partnership with the Orphan Disease Center of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, the foundation invites applications for its Million Dollar Bike Ride Grant program, which will award a grant of $62,492 to innovative projects with potential to advance development of therapeutic treatments for SCN2A-related disorders (SRDs).
Aidan Miller learns to adjust in pro ball
BROOKLYN, N.Y. – BayCare Park has served as the spring training home for the Philadelphia Phillies since 2004, a venue that Aidan Miller often visited as a youngster growing up in nearby Pinellas County. These childhood memories eventually fueled his aspirations, culminating in the start of his professional career on that very field in Clearwater, Florida, after the Phillies selected him in the first round of the 2023 MLB draft.
Temple asks community to remain vigilant after assaults on 2 students
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Temple University is asking students and staff to remain vigilant after campus police say three teenagers attacked two students Tuesday night. Police say two 13-year-olds and a 15-year-old were taken into custody in connection to the incidents. The teens are accused of assaulting a student at 11th Street and Montgomery Avenue at around 10:20 p.m. on Tuesday, police said. Authorities say the teens later assaulted and stole the backpack of another student 20 minutes later at Cecil B. Moore Station on SEPTA's Broad Street Line. The student's backpack was later recovered by police.The incident comes as students are moving into...
Atta boy Arcia: Braves shortstop makes pathetic attempt to show up Bryce Harper
The Phillies-Braves rivalry has been churning for a few years now. Not that it didn't exist before, it's just now the Philadelphia Phillies can go toe-to-toe against the pesky Atlanta Braves. With the Phillies going up against the Braves for three games down in Atlanta, it gives perspective on where these two teams currently are in the standings.
Class of 2028 Welcomed to Campus at Convocation Ceremony
Gettysburg College welcomed the class of 2028 in the Opening Convocation ceremony, held Wednesday afternoon on Pennsylvania Hall’s north lawn. The College Convocation Band played the opening prelude to the ceremony. The processional was led by Professor Michael Birkner. Director of Religious and Spiritual Life and College Chaplain Bright delivered the invocation and land acknowledgement.
New York man charged with killing daughter in Lebanon County
PALMYRA, Pa. — A New York man is accused of killing his daughter in Lebanon County, then dumping her body in a park on Staten Island. Investigators said 56-year-old Kabary Salem drove his daughter to Palmyra in October 2019 to paint a restaurant that he co-owned. Charging documents allege...
Medically Tailored Nutrition Improving Health Outcomes, Reducing Costs
A recently released study says Pennsylvania has the potential to realize the second highest level of health care cost savings in the nation if medically tailored meals or MTMs, a proven treatment for reducing hospital admissions, readmissions and ER visits, were accessible for more patients with health issues from diabetes, cardiovascular disease and chronic kidney disease to cancer and HIV.
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