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The additions include a new community recreation center, restroom facilities at Central Park and new sports fields and playing courts.
The bipartisan bill would ban stock trading by members of Congress and establish "robust" enforcement mechanisms and penalties.
During a two-month period, police said he made more than 115 unauthorized transactions totaling over $9,600.
This year’s race is the 21st edition of the Classic and will boast some of the biggest fields in its two-decade history.
Motorists approaching the bridge are urged to reduce speed, prepare for lane shifts, observe size restrictions, and exercise caution.
This is a summary of business stories over the past week in Bucks County.
The experience features a thoughtfully prepared five-course menu and wine pairing by Executive Chef Keith Bernstein.
The book, which celebrates everyone's favorite ice cream flavor, marks the store's 20th anniversary on South State Street.
More than 10,000 people are expected for the grand finale of the Summer Series Fireworks and Drone Show on Friday, September 5.
Firefighters from numerous companies in Central and Upper Bucks County responded to the fire Wednesday afternoon on Easton Road.
Police in New Britain Township are asking for the public's help in identifying suspects involved in two separate retail thefts.
Police also made arrests involving bank fraud, domestic disputes, and protection-from-abuse violations.
Philanthropist supports new incentive program offering a $1,000 cash reward to anyone who donates a car to the program.
Customers invited to "Experience the heat, Savor the flavor' during the eatery's grand opening on East State Street.
The non-profit wellness center is now taking sponsorships for what is expected to be the largest casino night event to date.
"This is a scheduled training and not an emergency," police said in a community notice of the event.
A handful of new businesses including a new restaurant, an iconic jewelry store and a furniture store will be joining the village center.
Borough officials will join Keystone Partners Group, Suburban City Group, and Milex Construction to cut the ribbon on the new complex.
According to a summary posted on the township's website, the project will include the construction of a single-lane roundabout.
District launches full-day kindergarten pilot program, continues working on plans for grade realignment.
