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Powering the Arts Grant Opens for Local Nonprofits

PECO, in partnership with Team Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Creative Industries, powered by Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, have announced the opening of the 2025...

Reps. Warren and Pickett Modernize Pa. Insurance Laws

The Pennsylvania Senate has passed legislation sponsored by state Reps. Perry Warren, D-Bucks, and Tina Pickett, R-Bradford/Wyoming, that updates outdated and offensive language in...

PennDOT resumes issuance of REAL ID

Federal enforcement will begin in October 2021

Environmental Quality Board approves proposed climate change regulation

The proposed regulation would reduce carbon dioxide emissions by an estimated 188 million tons between 2022 and 2030

Virtual town hall on unemployment set for Thursday

Claimants can ask questions live from 1 to 2 p.m.

Wordsmiths Reading Series resumes with free, live online events

Former poets laureate Christopher Bursk and Joseph Chelius join Greg Probst on Oct. 9 for the live streamed event on Bucks County Community College’s YouTube channel

Camp NAC serves 600 local kids, no COVID cases

The Newtown Athletic Club has also launched a Supplemental School Enrichment Program, an on-site program that will supplement what local school districts are offering through the rest of the year

‘Big Laughs on Campus’ to help Bucks students

The new monthly online series with nationally touring comedians hosted by Marc Kaye starts Thursday; tickets are free with donations encouraged for BCCC Foundation fundraisers for students

Rate of COVID-19 infections slows in Bucks

The county is averaging about 26 new cases per day; decreases are also seen across the state

Residents invited to participate in new Safety Citizens program

Community members can answer traffic safety questions by submitting a short video, poem or original piece of artwork

Bensalem hosts Scarecrow Row Contest

Participate for bragging rights in creating a one-of-a-kind scarecrow to be displayed around the Municipal Complex

PA to invest $4 million to train direct care workers

The funds will help create/develop training programs, offer specialty certifications and create viable career opportunities for personal care assistants, home health aides and certified nursing assistants
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