House Fire, New Popcorn Store, The Digits Of Pi Top Doylestown News

DOYLESTOWN, PA — Just in case you missed it, here are some of the top stories covered by Patch during the final week of March.

The week began with a fire that ripped through a Doylestown Borough house. Patch also shared with its readers the news of a new popcorn store in town.

In addition, Patch captured the joy on the faces of the kids as they enjoyed the first-ever Broad Commons Easter Egg Hunt in Doylestown Borough.

And Patch reported on a Lenape Middle School ninth grader who recited an amazing 1,017 digits of pi without making a mistake.

These were some of the stories making news in Doylestown this past week:

Firefighters Battle Blaze At Doylestown Borough Home

Doylestown Fire Company No. 1, along with neighboring fire companies, fought a two-story, single-family house fire that broke out early Monday morning.

Great American Popcorn Works Pops Up In Doylestown

The Telford-based retail store and manufacturing facility has opened a new retail store on East State Street in Doylestown Borough.

First-Ever Broad Commons Egg Hunt Sends Kids Scrambling In Doylestown

The event brought hundreds to the park for a morning of Easter weekend fun that included age-group hunts, music, Kona Ice, and more.

Central Bucks 9th Grader Rattles Off Mind-Blowing 1,017 Digits Of Pi

Her math teachers at the Lenape Middle School both agreed. It was a pretty awesome accomplishment.