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It's sunflower season. As summer winds down, see a car show or some sand sculptures too!
Residents experience a seamless, stress-free move to Ann's Choice, thanks to support from Planning and Moving Consultant Lisa Sicilia.
Warminster Township invites the community to meet its police officers, EMS, and fire department members at its event on Tuesday.
Patch recently polled readers to settle the great state debate regarding the rivalry between the two convenience store chains.
This is a summary of some of the stories making news in Lower Bucks County this past week.
Grant to be used to renovate multi-purpose training & healing space
Warminster Food Bank seeks volunteer van drivers to support local hunger relief efforts.
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Go see Santa Claus or check out the sunflowers as summer starts to wind down on the last weekend of July.
Employees made over 500 sandwiches for local families in need.
A GoFundMe page has been started to raise funds to support Bobby Butler and his family, who lost everything in a fire Sunday night.
Crooked Eye Brewery in Hatboro hosted a fundraiser to help the food bank, which serves Bucks and Montgomery counties.
Come out for some delicious food that is good for our community!
Carnivals and movie blockbusters make this summer weekend special in Bucks County.
The Bucks County District Attorney's Office is offering safety tips for families taking road trips this summer.
Residents enjoy class which combine music, movement, and social interaction.
The first fireworks to celebrate America's Independence Day were fired off in Philadelphia and Boston. The year was 1777.
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Dinner honors volunteers for their years of service and dedication to NOVA’s mission
This is a summary of some stories that made news last week in Lower Bucks County.
Funds raised will support Bucks Coalition Against Trafficking
Summer shows featuring two symphonies get everyone in the holiday spirit as the Fourth of July nears in Bucks County.
The donation conveys to NOVA clients that they are cared for and supported