LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Plans have been dusted off for a micro-hospital near the Oxford Valley Mall, which would be the first in Bucks County.
Meanwhile, a Giant Food Store in Feasterville is undergoing renovations that are expected to be completed sometime next year.
This is a summary of business stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County:
Capital Health is reviving plans for a micro-hospital next to the Oxford Valley Mall, according to a report. The $60 million micro-hospital will be the first in Bucks County. (Read More)
(Google Maps)
The Feasterville Giant Food Store is getting a makeover. The supermarket at 176 West Street Road is being renovated, with work completed early next year. (Read More)
(Shutterstock)
Across the country last weekend, animal shelters participated in NBC Universal's "Clear the Shelters" adoption event. At the Women's Animal Center in Bensalem, 44 shelter animals found their forever homes. (Read More)
(Women's Animal Center)
The nurses at Jefferson Bucks Hospital have filed to unionize, citing "worsening working conditions" at the Langhorne hospital. (Read More)
(Google Maps)
A Bristol supermarket that suffered from a skimming device scheme has some protection. Bristol-based Allied Electronics, Inc. donated anti-skimming technology. (Read More)
(Bucks County District Attorney's Office)
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