Major Warehouse Plans Pushing Forward In Lower Bucks Co.

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Plans for a major warehouse are moving forward in Falls Township.

Meanwhile, the Bucks County District Attorney has joined others in a lawsuit cracking down on hidden "junk fees" from secondary ticket vendors.

This is a summary of business stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County:

Zoning Change Pushed For Nuuly Warehouse

Falls Township Supervisors are pushing for a zoning change to to accommodate Nuuly’s approximate 1 million-square-foot warehouse. (Read More)

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Lawsuit Aims To Crack Down On Secondary Ticket Vendor Fees: Bucks DA

A lawsuit joined by the Bucks County District Attorney's Office focuses on a secondary ticketing agent that sells seats at the Xcite Center at Parx Casino. (Read More)

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SPS Technologies Settles Lawsuit Over Fire

SPS Technologies has settled a lawsuit with businesses and residents over the massive fire that destroyed its building and disrupted the community. (Read More)

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Doylestown Restaurant Wins 4th Wine Spectator Award

For the fourth year in a row, a Doylestown Borough upscale cocktail lounge and restaurant has won an international award for its curated wine list. (Read More)

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Pennsbury Manor Gets $50K Grant

The historic home of state founder William Penn is getting a $50,000 grant. State Rep. Jim Prokopiak and State Sen. Steve Santasiero presented the grant and toured the museum at the historic site on Wednesday afternoon. (Read More)

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