LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Bensalem Township was the epicenter of business news this past week with talk of a Sprouts Farmers Market, a Trader Joe's and the demise of the Neshaminy Mall.
This is a summary of business stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County:
A Sprouts Farmers Market is coming to Bensalem Township, the chain's first location in Bucks County. The plan is for the store to arrive on Street Road next year. (Read More)
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The Neshaminy Mallin Bensalem — Bucks County's first shopping mecca — was expected to close on Saturday, with demolition planned in December. (Read More)
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For several years now, residents have been clamoring for the popular Trader Joe's chain to come to the township. Not township officials are getting into the act. (Read More)
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The BCWSA Utility Services Board of Directors has approved its 2027 water and sewer budgets, keeping rates unchanged for customers of both utilities next year. (Read More)
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Fifty-three new public electric vehicle charging stations are coming to Bucks County under a $37 million investment announced Wednesday by the PennDOT. (Read More)
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