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Sesame Place expands tools to help meet needs of autistic guests

Full-time staff and security completed Blue Bridge Autism Training for First Responders

Uptown String Band places ninth for ‘Safari So Good’

The Langhorne-based group featured music from ‘The Lion King,’ intricate sets and more in its Mummers performance

Bucks nonprofits launch HELP Center to distribute food and other necessities

The Bristol Borough-based site was created by St. Mary Medical Center, Bucks County Opportunity Council and United Way of Bucks County, with support from Penn Community Bank

Study will assess impact of COVID-19 on PA child care providers

OCDEL will identify operational and financial challenges that child care providers must overcome to stay open after statewide business and stay-at-home orders are lifted

Residents encouraged to support local restaurants with CarryoutPA.com

The website offers a comprehensive list of restaurants offering takeout, curbside, or delivery services during the state’s stay-at-home order

Middletown Township hosts NFL Draft ‘Be Eagles’ GM Howie Roseman’ contest

Participants can win a free Carson Wentz jersey

Bucks County Community College offers new way to ‘visit’

Daily online presentations and a virtual tour allow prospective students to explore their options from the safety of home

Wolf extends statewide stay-at-home order until May 8

The initial order was set to expire on April 30

Wolf announces online vehicle sale process, construction restart date, PLCB curbside pick up

These three actions are meant to help the state take a small step toward normalcy

Philadelphia Catholic League wrestling banquet canceled

Honorees, including Langhorne’s Joe Jamison, recipient of the Travis Manion Award, will still be presented with their awards

Businesses should stay vigilant against scams

DCED has received reports of small businesses contacted by individuals posing as loan agents asking for payment to apply for a loan

Pennsylvanians encouraged to use electronic filing options for PA tax returns during COVID-19 pandemic

Filing now electronically is recommended, even though the deadline has been extended to July 15
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