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Ex-NJ Gov. Chris Christie Says Trump Era Is Over, Eyes Third White House Run

The two-term governor, now an ABC News contributor, predicted the midterm wipeout before it happened....

New Jersey · 1d
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A study says New Jersey is among the most disciplined states

Do you think New Jersey residents are disciplined?

New Jersey · 22h

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Old York Road Historical Society to host ‘Incomprehensible Friends and Rebellious Enemies: German Soldiers in the American Revolutionary War’ Nov. 11, Bryn Athyn train wreck presentation Dec. 5

The Old York Road Historical Society continues their historical lectures series on Wednesday, November 11th, 2026 at 7:30PM in the John Barnes Room of Abington Friends Meeting with Incomprehensible Friends and Rebellious Enemies: German Soldiers in the American Revolutionary War by Friederike Baer, Ph.D.. The presentation will be offered both in-person and on Zoom.

Bryn Athyn, PA · 2d
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Pennsylvania Just Triggered a 50-Year-Old Law to Keep Jefferson Health In-Network

The Jefferson Health insurance fight got a new development this week — and a new deadline that matters more than the one everyone is watching. Pennsylvania’s insurance department announced it will invoke Act 94, a 1975 consumer protection law, if Independence Blue Cross and Highmark don’t reach new contracts with Jefferson Health by December 31. The law gives the state power to freeze a termination for up to six months and force the parties into a formal process. It has only been used twice in its entire history. — Pennsylvania Insurance Department (Philadelphia Inquirer, November 6, 2026)

Pennsylvania · 3d
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Nearby: Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum Veterans Reflect on Their Love of Flying

Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum veterans celebrate National Aviation Month by sharing their lifelong passion for flight. Military veterans and dedicated volunteers bring historic aircraft to life through personal stories. U.S. Marine Corps pilot Gene Atwell loves flying aircraft. He joked that his aviation passion began before birth. Atwell serves...

Horsham, PA · 1d

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New Grand Christmas Spectacular in Pennington, NJ

It's going to be magical for all ages with bonfires, carolers, Santa, and so much more

Pennington, NJ · 1d

CSNews Online

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Tackling Tobacco: October 2026 Legislative & Regulatory Roundup

NATIONAL REPORT — Tobacco legislation and regulation is constantly under review at the local, state and federal levels. In this monthly roundup, Convenience Store News highlights the latest proposals and approved changes happening across the United States. COLORADO. Fort Collins — The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment...

Pennsylvania · 21h

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Mercer County Library System Collecting Diapers for Families in Need Through November

The Mercer County Library System is partnering with Maker’s Place, a nonprofit diaper bank and resource center, for its annual diaper drive to support low-income families in Trenton. Community members can drop off diaper donations at any Mercer County Library System branch through Nov. 30. Diapers in sizes 4...

Mercer County, NJ · 2d

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Glenside Farmer’s Market: Saturday’s vendor lineup

1 West Glenside Avenue will feature the following vendors on Saturday:. Canned Fresh by Lois, Heck of a Cookie, Bucks County, Herr Castle, Domalvia, Olive Lucy, Table Loaf and Musser Family Farming. Canned Fresh by Lois. Heck of a Cookie. Table Loaf. Olive Lucy. Domalvia. Herr Castle Farms. Bucks County...

Glenside, PA · 1d

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Mayor Reed Gusciora Challenges Runoff Opponent to Public Debates

Mayor of Trenton Reed Gusciora today challenged his runoff opponent, Corey McNair, to a four-debate series, “A Vision for the Future of Trenton,” with one public, livestreamed debate in each of Trenton’s four wards before the December 8 runoff election. The campaign asked him to respond by noon Thursday, Nov. 12, so dates and locations can be set with hosts.

Trenton, NJ · 10h

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Hatboro officials to review Data Center Ordinance Draft on Nov. 10, rumors of a proposed data center untrue, borough manager says

Hatboro Borough’s Planning Commission agenda for Tuesday, November 10, includes a review of a Data Center Ordinance Draft. According to borough manager Diane Hegele, a rumor has been circulating which claims that a new data center is being proposed near Crooked Billet School in the northeast quadrant of Hatboro.

Hatboro, PA · 17h

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Mercer County Library System Announces Winter Reading Bingo Program

The Mercer County Library System is inviting readers of all ages to participate in its Winter Reading Program, running from Monday, Dec. 14, through Saturday, Jan. 30, 2027. This year’s program features a reading-themed bingo challenge, encouraging participants to explore new authors, try different genres and make time for reading during the winter months.

Mercer County, NJ · 2d

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Wrightstown eying 2027 budget with no property tax hike – Bucks Round-Up – November 10, 2026

Wrightstown eying 2027 budget with no property tax hike. Wrightstown Township supervisors are considering a 2027 budget that would keep the municipal property tax rate unchanged at 13.5 mills. The proposed spending plan includes $2.75 million for township operations, $443,000 for road repaving in the Wrenwood development, and $1.2 million for a conservation easement to protect private property from future development. The budget also sets aside $355,000 for a state-mandated Anchor Run stream restoration project intended to reduce sediment erosion into the Neshaminy and Delaware rivers. Grants would cover most of the project’s cost. Police coverage, contracted through Newtown Township, will cost Wrightstown $1.08 million next year, a five-percent increase. Supervisors are expected to discuss the proposal on Monday and could vote to advertise it for adoption. A final vote could take place on December 7 following a public hearing. At the proposed rate, a property assessed at $75,000 would owe approximately $1,012.50 in annual township property taxes. County and school taxes are separate.

Bucks County, PA · 23h

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Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum honors our veterans | One Tank Trips

As we prepare to honor our nation's veterans, we are visiting a museum that pays tribute to them all year long.

Horsham, PA · 14h

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Cheltenham Township’s EMS Director feat. by The Inquirer for resuscitating a premature baby

Jessica Barto, Cheltenham Township’s EMS Director & Chief of Operations, was featured by The Philadelphia Inquirer today for reuniting with a newborn she resuscitated in July. Baby Isabella was born three months premature to Crystal Hilliard-Keith and Anthony Robinson of Elkins Park. Barto and veteran paramedic Gerald Speed responded...

Cheltenham Township, PA · 1d

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Middletown Township reviews two key funds ahead of budget – Bucks Round-Up – November 9, 2026

Middletown Township reviews two key funds ahead of budget. Middletown Township officials are examining funding for local fire services as staff get ready to present the township’s proposed 2027 budget to the Township Board of Supervisors later this month. During a recent budget workshop, township finance director Laura Hucklebridge outlined two central funds to support the township’s fire companies: the Fire Protection Fund and the Fire Apparatus Fund. The Fire Protection Fund covers firefighter and fire chief wages, along with payments to the township’s fire companies. It also accounts for foreign fire insurance distributions received from the state, which are subsequently distributed to the local fire companies. Hucklebridge also discussed the township’s financial incentives for volunteer firefighters. Volunteers currently receive a $599 stipend, up from $250 following an increase approved by the Board of Supervisors in February. The second account, the Fire Apparatus Fund, is intended to help finance major equipment purchases. Township officials are planning to use the fund to support the purchase of three fire trucks in 2027. Hucklebridge said the township will continue building the balance in the Fire Protection Fund, providing additional financial resources to sustain fire services. The funding discussions come as Middletown prepares to move toward adoption of its next municipal budget. The proposed overall budget is scheduled to be presented to the board on November 16. A public town hall meeting is scheduled for November 23, giving residents an opportunity to hear about the spending plan and offer feedback. The final budget is scheduled to come before the supervisors for approval on December 14.

Bucks County, PA · 1d

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Philadelphia's Long-Delayed Schuylkill Swing Bridge Finally Set To Open Nov. 13

A new swing bridge over the Schuylkill River just south of the Grays Ferry Avenue Bridge is scheduled to open on November 13 at 2 p.m., finally closing a missing link in Philadelphia's trail network after years of setbacks. The 1,000-foot span, known as Schuylkill Crossing, will connect Bartram's Garden and Grays Ferry, giving pedestrians and cyclists an off-road path between Southwest Philadelphia and Center City.

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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New affordable housing apartments coming in North Philadelphia

Officials broke ground Tuesday morning on the Nayda Cintron Apartments on Cumberland Avenue.

Philadelphia, PA · 19h

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Why so many historic Philadelphia street lamps are shaped like the letter 'P'

Hundreds of historic lampposts in neighborhoods like Society Hill and Old City curve into an arch resembling a capital "P," carrying fixtures known as "Franklin lights." The design traces back to the 1750s, when Benjamin Franklin set out to improve fragile, soot-covered round glass globes imported from London. Franklin’s four-pane...

Philadelphia, PA · 4d