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PA Turnpike and NJTA Announce Two Alternatives in Delaware River Bridge Project

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More than 200 community members participated in the second series of joint public meetings between the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike) and New Jersey...

PECO Files Targeted Long-Term Infrastructure Improvement Plan to Enhance Electric Service Reliability for Customers

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Yesterday, PECO filed an Electric Long-Term Infrastructure Improvement Plan (LTIIP) as part of the company’s efforts to enhance service reliability for customers. PECO’s plan,...

Picture perfect: Local students compete in photo exhibition

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Danielle Gladstone of Dresher, Pa., was in Sofia, Bulgaria, last summer with a youth group when she eyed what she thought would make an...

Archdiocese says girls can play CYO football

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By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorCaroline Pla will once again be wearing a Romans football jersey this fall.The Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced on March 14 that the Catholic...

Organic gardening is thriving locally

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By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorUp until two years ago, AnnaMarie Chiofolo never considered herself a gardener.Now, she’s growing her own organic produce with the help of...

Alternative energy a hot topic at MCCC

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By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorMontgomery County Community College is exploring the use of alternative energy.But, not everyone in the community is excited about it.The college is seeking...

Abington High School Garden Club is in full bloom

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By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorThe Philadelphia Flower Show is the largest indoor plant show in the nation. And one local high school garden club has proved...

Reading the signs: Schwartz moves toward governor run

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By Tom WaringWire Staff WriterThere have been strong signs over the last few months that U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz was inching toward a run for governor...

Tackling her dreams

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By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorCaroline Pla grew up watching her older brother play football.So, when she was old enough, she decided she would try her hand...

Flower power

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By John LoftusWire Staff WriterBrandon Huber has a tall plant with a purple flower whose fragrance is death itself. Fittingly, it’s called a “corpse plant,” and...

Experience local history with Charter Day activities

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By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorPennsylvania is rich in history.And each year on Charter Day, people can experience the region’s many historic sites for free.The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum...

Keeping score

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By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorWhen it comes to choosing a college, there are dozens of factors to consider.In an effort to simplify the process, the government...
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Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley left Sunday’s Week 8 game against the New York Giants on October 26, 2025, after suffering a groin...

Federation Housing Celebrates the Opening of the Daniel B. Green House, its Newest Senior Living Community

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State and local officials joined community supporters on Friday to celebrate the opening of Federation Housing’s newest senior living community, the Daniel B. Green...

GO SHOPPING IN THE PLAYHOUSE CLOSET! at Bucks County Playhouse’s 3rd Annual ‘Props & Frocks’ Sale

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Bucks County Playhouse is hosting its third annual costume sale, Props and Frocks, on Saturday, November 8th, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and...

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