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Family Service Welcomes Mary Bradley to Board of Directors

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Family Service is delighted to welcome Mary Bradley to their Board of Directors. A dynamic leader dedicated to igniting brand passion, achieving operational excellence,...

Powering the Arts Grant Opens for Local Nonprofits

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

WirePOLITICS — Murt backs child care benefit reform bill

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Tom Waring, the WireState Rep. Tom Murt joined fellow Republican Reps. Dave Reed and Stephen Bloom in releasing a statement following the introduction of House...

WirePOLITICS — Murt backs child care benefit reform bill

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Tom Waring, the WireState Rep. Tom Murt joined fellow Republican Reps. Dave Reed and Stephen Bloom in releasing a statement following the introduction of House...

Santarsiero discusses state funds for Israel

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Tom Waring, the WireDuring a Capitol news conference, state Rep. Steve Santarsiero said that his bill to protect investments in Israel is a natural step...

WirePOLITICS: Petri to hold town hall meetings

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State Rep. Scott Petri will hold two upcoming town hall meetings to share information concerning Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed state budget and House alternatives...

WirePOLITICS — Haywood, Boyle support minimum wage increase

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Tom Waring, the WireSen. Art Haywood joined U.S. Rep Boyle at a news conference at the Inter-Faith Food Cupboard to support an increase in the...

WirePOLITICS — Haywood, Boyle support minimum wage increase

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Tom Waring, the WireSen. Art Haywood joined U.S. Rep Boyle at a news conference at the Inter-Faith Food Cupboard to support an increase in the...

WirePOLITICS: Bath Road set to commemorate fallen police officer Sgt. George Stuckey

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Tom Waring, the WireGov. Tom Wolf last week signed into law legislation naming a segment of Bath Road — State Route 2049 — in Bristol Township as the Sergeant...

WirePOLITICS: Davis, Galloway vote for lower property taxes, stabilized school funding

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Tom Waring, the WireBucks County Democratic Reps. John Galloway and Tina Davis both voted to adopt an amendment to a bill that would offer lower...

WireENTERTAINMENT — The strongest man who stands alone: An Enemy of the People opens at Bristol Riverside Theater

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Jack Firneno, the WireAfter a preview of An Enemy of the People last week at the Bristol Riverside Theatre, a young girl said the play...

Montgomery County gives update on Pennypack Trail extension

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Matt Schickling, the WireThe Pennypack Trail extension unofficially opened when the weather broke, but the official grand opening is still pending and more improvements may...
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Family Service Welcomes Mary Bradley to Board of Directors

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