🌟 Now Enrolling: Pre-K Students! 🌟

Give your child the co

Day Care Centers, Inc

🌟 Now Enrolling: Pre-K Students! 🌟 Give your child the confidence, skills, and foundation they need for a successful transition to kindergarten! Day Care Centers, Inc. is now enrolling students for our Koala Bear and Pooh Bear Pre-K classrooms for children 4 turning 5 years old. Our Pre-K program is built on the Pennsylvania Early Learning Standards and provides a nurturing, engaging environment where children learn through hands-on experiences, exploration, and play. Our classrooms are designed to meet children where they are academically, socially, and emotionally while preparing them for future success. Why Families Choose DCCI 🍎 Pre-K curriculum aligned with Pennsylvania Early Learning Standards 📚 Individualized learning based on each child's developmental needs 🎨 Comprehensive curriculum including Reading, Math, Writing, Science, Social Studies, Art, Nutrition, Music/Movement, Physical Education, and Social Skills 🤝 Daily communication between teachers and families 🏫 Programs tailored in partnership with local school districts Parent Information •	Morning and afternoon snacks are provided. •	Parents provide lunch (unless participating in Thursday hot lunch). •	Parents provide nap linens and a complete change of clothes. Flexible Enrollment Options •	5 Days: $300/week •	3 Days: $240/week •	2 Days: $160/week At Day Care Centers, Inc., we're committed to building confidence, sparking potential, and preparing children for success—one child at a time. 📍 Day Care Centers, Inc. 2828 Spear Avenue Glenside, PA 19038 📞 Schedule a tour today: 215-572-0862 x 2 🌐 Learn more or enroll online: https://daycarecentersinc.com/programs/

Montgomery County

Dino Ciliberti

Philadelphia Metropolitan Area

Abington

Pennsylvania

🌟 Now Enrolling: Pre-K Students! 🌟 Give your child the confidence, skills, and foundation they need for a successful transition to kindergarten!...

Friends Village: Where Purpose Meets Community

Friends Village

Friends Village offers community living rooted in purpose, belonging and choice. Blending Quaker values and active aging, we promote connection and care for one another. Our residents live well, engaged with the wider world and confident they will have support should they need it. Located on two campuses, Friends Village provides independent living and personal care in peaceful settings embedded in residential neighborhoods. Our Paxson Campus is in the heart of Newtown Borough, close to shops, dining and local events. Our Styer Campus, on Lower Dolington Road, boasts raised-bed gardens and walking paths for resident enjoyment. The full calendar of resident-informed programming features lectures, wellness classes, discussion groups and cultural events to promote residents’ intellectual, physical and social well-being. If needed, Friends Village provides our residents with flexible, affordable support in their own apartments through its NeighborCare program. By using our long-tenured and dedicated staff, it is a home care service without the onerous minimum hours or uncertain staffing of agencies. And if care needs increase further, personal care is available in our historic Paxson Hall. What truly sets Friends Village apart is the warm sense of community. While residents remain connected outside of our walls, our small size and intentional approach ensure that each resident is known and know that they genuinely belong – they thrive, make new friends and live well. Locations: • Paxson Hall Campus: 50 South Congress Street, Newtown PA 18940 • Styer Campus: 331 Lower Dolington Road, Newtown PA 18940

Bucks County

Jeff Werner

Newtown

Friends Village offers community living rooted in purpose, belonging and choice. Blending Quaker values and active aging, we promote connection and...

Urgent Care Clinic

Urgent Care Clinic offers Immediate Care Without Appointment. We help Children and Adults. Our experienced providers are here to help with a variety of non-life threating conditions including X-Ray, Injury Care, Illness care like cold and flu, labwork, physical examination and much more

Upper Southampton

Urgent Care Clinic offers Immediate Care Without Appointment. We help Children and Adults. Our experienced providers are here to help with a...

By JASON LADAYDrivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike will face a 6 percent toll hike come Jan. 3,<a href="https://www.paturnpike.com/press/2015/20150707144125.htm" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">according to a statement posted on the turnpike commission's website.</a>The commission announced the decision on Tuesday, stating the increase is needed to repay "substantial borrowing" required to meet the its financial obligations under state laws signed in 2007 and 2013. According to the statement, the repayments are in connection to statewide roadway projects and mass-transit operations, including $4.75 billion for "off-Turnpike investment."The commission foresees annual toll increases of 3 to 6 percent until 2044."We are confident that we can continue to moderate future increases through improved efficiencies, however we have no choice but to increase tolls as we move forward," said Turnpike Commission Chairman Sean Logan in the statement. "At the moment, traffic and revenue forecasts estimate annual increases of three to six percent will be required until 2044."The 6 percent increase means the minimum toll will rise from $1.09 to $1.16 for EZ Pass customers, and from $1.70 to $1.85 for drivers who pay cash.Photo of the Pennsylvania Turnpike courtesy of the Turnpike Commission.

Drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike will face a 6 percent toll hike come Jan. 3,<a href="https://www.paturnpike.com/press/2015/20150707144125.htm" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">according to a statement posted on the turnpike commission’s website.</a>The commission announced the decision on Tuesday, stating the increase is needed to repay “substantial borrowing” required to meet the its financial obligations under state laws signed in 2007 and 2013. According to the statement, the repayments are in connection to statewide roadway projects and mass-transit operations, including $4.75 billion for “off-Turnpike investment.”

The commission foresees annual toll increases of 3 to 6 percent until 2044.“We are confident that we can continue to moderate future increases through improved efficiencies, however we have no choice but to increase tolls as we move forward,” said Turnpike Commission Chairman Sean Logan in the statement. “At the moment, traffic and revenue forecasts estimate annual increases of three to six percent will be required until 2044.”

The 6 percent increase means the minimum toll will rise from $1.09 to $1.16 for EZ Pass customers, and from $1.70 to $1.85 for drivers who pay cash.Photo of the Pennsylvania Turnpike courtesy of the Turnpike Commission.

Justin Heinze

Lower Moreland

The new toll hikes will go into effect on Jan. 3.