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Plumstead Township's Newest Career Firefighter Takes Oath
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He brings with him an impressive background in military and public service, leadership, and more than a decade as a firefighter.

Newtown artist will be celebrated at the show’s preview reception for patrons and accepted artists in September at Phillips' Mill.
Government and nonprofit agencies are teaming up to revitalize the landscape at High Rocks in Upper Bucks County.
The change will open the door for Zaveta Custom Homes to build 36 townhomes while preserving the historic homestead and much of the tract.
The Summer Send Off continues on Friday night with a movie at King Park and on Saturday with a vendor market at Lions Pride.
The Bishop family owns and operates Ensenda Holsteins, a fifth-generation farm on Curly Hill Road in the township.
Police also stopped three juvenile e-bike riders and contacted their parents for violating the law.
The council deadlocked 3-3 on a recommendation from the town’s Historic Architecture Review Board to deny approval of the canopy.
During the challenge period, every dollar raised will be matched, up to $50,000, by the Gene and Marlene Epstein Humanitarian Fund.
The fun-filled afternoon welcomes beer enthusiasts over the age of 21 to the spacious outdoor grounds of the Doylestown castle.
"These cows aren’t just a number. They’re known, cared for, and raised with intention,” said the owners of Altomonte's.
“Birdhouse Bacchanal,” a mixed-media sculpture created by students at Bucks County Community College, won the public choice vote.
The high school was also ranked No. 1 in Bucks and No. 6 in the Philadelphia Metro Area, recognizing its outstanding academic achievements.
A verbal argument between an employee and a known customer ended in a physical altercation in the parking lot, police said.
The fun begins with a free concert at Lions Pride, continues with a free movie at Kings Park, and concludes with an artisan market at Lions.
The firefighters responded with Tower 79 to assist police in removing two juveniles from the roof of the closed Weis Market store.
The owners said the economics of continuing to operate their brick-and-mortar location are not sustainable.
22 of the most popular Bucks County businesses in the Spa and Salon industry came together to support the local cancer community.
During this unique event, guests can have their photograph taken and commission a one-of-a-kind hand-painted fashion illustration.
The school is one of just 39 nationwide and only three in Pennsylvania to receive the prestigious recognition.