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Family Service Homeless Shelter Benefit raises $210K

The 12th annual event was held at Belle Voir Manor in Bensalem

African American Museum seeks vendors for Juneteenth Community Festival

This family-friendly event is set for June 22 at Mayor’s Park in Langhorne

Montgomery County Events Calendar 4/29–5/5

4/29Hip Hop Workout: The Abington Club, 300 Meetinghouse Road in Jenkintown, holds this event on Wednesdays from 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. for children ages...

WirePOLTICS: Sestak criticizes Toomey for attorney general vote

Tom Waring, the WireFormer congressman Joe Sestak, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, criticized Republican Sen. Pat Toomey for voting against Loretta Lynch’s nomination to...

WirePOLTICS: Sestak criticizes Toomey for attorney general vote

Tom Waring, the WireFormer congressman Joe Sestak, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, criticized Republican Sen. Pat Toomey for voting against Loretta Lynch’s nomination to...

WireENTERTAINMENT: Flames in the frame: Mercer Museum presents 30 years of fire scene photography

Jack Firneno, the WireFire departments often use photographs to critique their work after a fire, pointing to incidents caught on camera to review what they...

Abington Township takes public opinion for bicycle plan

Matt Schickling, the WireSome use bikes to commute, others for recreation, some think it reflects healthy living and environmentally friendly attitudes in their communities.Regardless of...

Time for the show: Managing Director Keith Baker discusses Bristol Riverside Theatre’s upcoming season

Jack Firneno, the WireThe Bristol Riverside Theatre announced the lineup for its 2015–2016 season last week, promising another batch of shows that offer the quality...

Sacred Arts Festival demonstrates religious history through art

Matt Schickling, the WireGlencairn Museum hosts religious art and history exhibits year-round, but rarely can you see it all at once.The Sacred Arts Festival, held April...

Sacred Arts Festival demonstrates religious history through art

Matt Schickling, the WireGlencairn Museum hosts religious art and history exhibits year-round, but rarely can you see it all at once.The Sacred Arts Festival, held April...

Neshaminy reenactment recalls 150th anniversary of the end of U.S. Civil War

Matt Schickling, the WireIt was 150 years ago this month that the U.S. Civil War unofficially came to an end with Confederate General Robert E....

Two state reps. to hold shredding events

Tom Waring, the WireAs a way to help local residents prevent their personal financial information from getting into the wrong hands, state Rep. Gene DiGirolamo...
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Family Service Homeless Shelter Benefit raises $210K

The 12th annual event was held at Belle Voir Manor in Bensalem

African American Museum seeks vendors for Juneteenth Community Festival

This family-friendly event is set for June 22 at Mayor’s Park in Langhorne

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Bucks Deputy District Attorney Marc Furber named Prosecutor of the Year; Farry bill would modernize illegal street racing laws