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The Funky Little Pennsylvania Town That Feels Like Stepping Into A Vintage Movie Set

Somewhere in the Pocono Mountains, tucked between two green ridgelines like a secret someone forgot to keep, sits Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, a town so impossibly charming it almost doesn’t seem real. If you’ve never been, you’re missing out on one of the most visually stunning, historically rich, and genuinely...

Jim Thorpe, PA · 3d
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The Pennsylvania Mystery That Still Has No Clear Answer

Next time you go hiking in Bucks County, be sure to pack a hammer and don’t be alarmed if you hear eerie sounds coming from deep inside the woods. No, these noises are not made by humans, animals, or even the movement of trees, but rather by a group of stationary boulders that emit a […]

Bucks County, PA · 10d

LehighValleyLive.com

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PIAA 6A girls volleyball first round photos: Conestoga at Liberty, Nov. 11, 2026

Liberty hosted Conestoga in a girls volleyball state playoff contest on Wednesday night.

Bethlehem, PA · 1d
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BUCKSCO.Today

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Quakertown Five-and-Dime Serves Milkshakes Beneath 200 Model Airplanes

Shoppers at Sine’s 5 & 10 Cent Store in Quakertown can browse candy and housewares beneath about 200 model airplanes, then settle in at the original soda fountain for a milkshake, writes Clara Winslow for My Family Travels. The Quakertown five-and-dime at 236 W. Broad St. pairs everyday errands...

Quakertown, PA · 1d
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BUCKSCO.Today

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Historic Pipersville Tavern Still Serves Dinner 265 Years After It Opened

During the Revolutionary War, Eva Piper reportedly drove two men tied to the Loyalist Doan Gang out of Pipersville’s Piper Tavern, which still serves dinner today, writes Aria Ellison for My Family Travels. The Night Eva Piper Took On the Doan Gang. As the story goes, her husband, Colonel...

Bucks County, PA · 2d

LehighValleyLive.com

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PIAA 4A boys soccer first round photos: Wissahickon at Northampton, Nov. 11, 2026

The Konkrete Kids hosted Wissahickon in the first round of states Wednesday night.

Northampton, PA · 1d

Berks Weekly

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Holiday Lights at Gring’s Mill returns for 38th season with festive displays and special events

Berks County Parks & Recreation will welcome visitors back to Gring’s Mill this holiday season as the annual Holiday Lights at Gring’s Mill returns for its 38th year, beginning Saturday, November 28. The popular holiday tradition features illuminated displays throughout the historic recreation area, highlighting the property’s buildings...

Berks County, PA · 2d

Bucks County Courier Times

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After 60 years, Neshaminy Mall historic dioramas saved | Exclusive

Ten minutes. That’s how long it took to rescue the last three pieces of unique historical artwork from imminent destruction in Bucks County on Tuesday. Ten minutes after a week of careful planning, precise measuring and tricky demolition work necessary to free the large window-size dioramas in the now-closed Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem. The displays removed Nov. 10 were the last of seven animatronic dioramas depicting scenes from Colonial life during the American Revolution that were installed nearly 60 years ago as part of an intended permanent exhibit. With demolition of more than half of the mall property scheduled to start next month as part of a major mixed-use redevelopment of the property, Bensalem officials had pledged to save the last and most difficult to remove of the displays. Sally Van Sant Sondesky, founder and former president of the Bensalem Historical Society, was among the handful of onlookers Tuesday who got a close up view as they were removed. The scenes depicted William Penn signing a treaty with the Shackamaxon tribe; Ben Franklin’s 1785 return to Philadelphia from Paris and finally, the 1777-78 hiding of the Liberty Bell in Allentown. “You can’t do that anymore,” Van Sant Sondesky said of

Bensalem Township, PA · 2d

MONTCO.Today

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For Pottstown’s Daniel Keota, Die Laughing Turns Personal Hardship Into Community Connection

Daniel Keota found his way to comedy while struggling to breathe. Now, the Pottstown resident is helping give his hometown more reasons to laugh. Through Die Laughing, the organization he runs with his wife, Keota produces comedy shows that support health causes while bringing people together in the community where he grew up.

Pottstown, PA · 1d

6abc Action News

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Bucks County dad turns pandemic idea into Bensalem-based putter company

A Bucks County father, who spent the pandemic watching engineering videos and putter reviews, turned that interest into a Bensalem-based company now shipping custom golf putters around the world.

Bensalem Township, PA · 3d

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Easton Panel Rejects Bid to Raze 1946 Bus Terminal for 74-Foot Apartment Tower

Easton's Historic District Commission unanimously rejected a developer's plan to demolish the former Easton Bus Terminal on Bushkill Street and replace it with a six-story apartment building, following more than an hour of public comment. The vote included one abstention, and it deals a setback to developer Kevin Serfass, who wanted to tear down the 1946-era terminal building at 102 Bushkill St. to make way for a 74-foot residential project.

Easton, PA · 2d

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“Answering the Call” Exhibit at Doric House

“ANSWERING THE CALL”: Taken in September 1917, this photograph shows the Selective Service men before they left Hunterdon County for Camp Humphreys. It was taken in front of the Hunterdon County courthouse. The Hunterdon County Historical Society (HCHS) invites the public to explore the military service and sacrifices of...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 2d

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Alice Neel Portrait Discovery Headlines Alderfer Fine Art Auction

Alderfer Auction of Hatfield, PA, is honored to unveil an art discovery as the centerpiece of our upcoming December 10 Fine Art Auction: an unpublished, original oil portrait by one of the iconic American painters of the twentieth century, Alice Neel (1900–1984). A Masterpiece Revealed: Dr. William Hanaway Jr.

Hatfield, PA · 1d

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The Archive in Lansdale Is a Two-Floor Maze of Books, Comics and Old Postcards

From the outside, it looks like any other warehouse. The building at 725 W. Second St. sits two blocks from Lansdale’s Main Street, across from a row of new townhouses. Most passersby would guess it stores building supplies. Inside is The Archive, one of Montgomery County’s most packed secondhand shops.

Lansdale, PA · 1d

FOX 29 Philadelphia

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SS United States being sunk to become the world's largest artificial reef

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

LehighValleyLive.com

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R&B and disco legend dead at 72: ‘One of the greatest’

Rochelle Fleming, a founding member and lead singer of the beloved R&B and disco girls group, First Choice, has died. Fleming was a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania native, and First Choice was formed there in 1971. The group produced a list of hits that included “Armed and Extremely Dangerous,” Smarty Pants,” “The Player (Part 1).” “Guilty,” “Love Thang,” and “Doctor Love.”

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Video shows Malayshia Alford singing 'Love' to classmates before tragic death

A recent video showing 10-year-old Malayshia Alford singing 'Love' by Keyshia Cole with classmates was shared by her former teacher as West Philadelphia mourns her heartbreaking death and demands answers.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

Axios Philadelphia

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SS United States, long docked in Philly, goes under the waves

The formerly Philadelphia-docked SS United States now rests at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico. Why it matters: So ends the vessel's strange odyssey from the United States' largest ocean liner to Philly landmark to world's largest artificial reef . Driving the news: The controlled sinking began Wednesday afternoon roughly 22 nautical miles southwest of Destin-Fort Walton Beach in the Florida Panhandle. The sinking was slow going and stretched on for hours, but it was all over around 10pm when the ship fully disappeared into the water. Zoom in: The SS United States now joins a smorgasbord of other sunken vessels and artificial reefs for divers to explore off the beach. Plus: The ship's iconic red-white-and-blue smokestacks, as well as radar mast and a massive five-blade propeller were removed before the sinking — all of which will be incorporated into a land-based museum for the ship nearby. 👷 How it works: No explosives were used to sink the ship. Instead, crews strategically placed openings in the ship's hull and underwent a controlled flooding, which allowed it to rest in an upright position on the Gulf floor. Several compartments and lower deck areas that were deemed unsafe were also sealed

Philadelphia, PA · 23h

6abc Action News

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Marines celebrate 251st birthday at future site of 'The Tun' in Philadelphia

All eyes are on Philadelphia as it plans to recreate the historic 'Tun Tavern,' regarded as the birthplace of the United States Marine Corps.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d