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Wild Fork Opens, Bye Bye Bagel Man: Bucks County Business Briefs
Wild Fork has opened its first location in Bucks County with a store in Bensalem Township. Also, a beloved bagel man in Doylestown retired.

BUCKS COUNTY, PA —Wild Fork has opened its first Bucks County location to offer its specialized meats and seafood. Meanwhile, Bucks County said goodbye to a beloved bagel man.
These were some of the business stories making news over the past week:
Wild Fork Opens 1st Bucks County Location
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Wild Fork & Seafood Market has opened its first location in Bucks County, setting up shop at the former Bar Louie property across from the Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem. (Read More)
Landmark Lower Bucks Co. Restaurant Owners Staying
"Same Owners, Same Good Food." The owners of the landmark Georgine’s Restaurant at 1320 Newport Rd. in Bristol Township say they're sticking around for a while. (Read More)
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Doylestown Celebrates A Bagel-Making Legend At Retirement Block Party
Longtime customers, coworkers, and fans of the Bagel Barrel in Doylestown Borough last week to celebrate the retirement of the store’s founder and owner Patrick Murphy. (Read More)
Doylestown Hospital Appoints Dr. Anthony Tran As Endowed Chair
Doylestown Health has appointed Anthony Tran, MD, as the Marvin and Dee Ann Woodall Endowed Chair in Cardiothoracic Surgery, according to Doylestown Health’s Chief Medical Officer, Sean Reinhardt, MD. (Read More)
Hearth And Hallow Holds Grand Opening In Ivyland
Hearth and Hallow Movement Lounge held its grand opening in Ivyland Borough last weekend, offering a welcoming space for flexibility and mobility training. (Read More)
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