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Revive Medical Weight Loss & Wellness of Jenkintown: The Holidays Are Coming. Your Health Doesn’t Have to Wait.

You don’t have to put your health on hold until January. As October comes to a close and holiday plans begin filling the calendar, it can be tempting to postpone weight-loss goals. But beginning now gives you an opportunity to enter the season with a plan and support already in place.

Jenkintown, PA · 1d
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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 · 2d
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This or That – Thanksgiving Theme

In roughly two weeks, Thanksgiving will be here. Many people travel to see family and friends, and others just stay at home resting, enjoying the break from school and work. Excitement is in the air as the holiday season begins. Recently, an anonymous poll was sent out to North Penn...

Lansdale, PA · 1d
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Princeton Cancels Electric Shuttle Purchase; Loop Bus Service Continues Uninterrupted

Princeton Council has canceled a $480,060 contract for two electric shuttle vehicles that were ordered nearly three years ago but never delivered, as the Municipality approaches a December 1 deadline to decide whether to pursue state funding for replacement vehicles for its Loop bus service. The October 26 resolution formally...

Princeton, NJ · 1d

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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Hatfield, PA, is honored to unveil an art discovery as the centerpiece of our upcoming December 10 Fine Art Auction: an unpublished, original oil portrait by one of the iconic American painters of the twentieth century, Alice Neel (1900–1984).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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New Jersey Means Business: What Sherrill’s New Economic Plan Means for Jersey Residents

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New Jersey · 10h

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Generations across the region honor, celebrate those who served this Veterans Day

BUCKS COUNTY, PA. - From young voices to those with aspirations to serve, this Veterans Day brought together many generations to honor and celebrate. On Wednesday, more than 300 sixth graders in Quakertown honored those who served in their own way. The choir sang songs to the veterans; their voices joining together in gratitude. The reason is simple.

Quakertown, PA · 23h

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“New Jersey Icons” Exhibit Opening at Princeton Library

”NEW JERSEY ICONS”: A charcoal portrait of Walt Whitman by Daniel Krovatin is part of an exhibition on view at Princeton Public Library November 16 through January 15, 2027. An opening reception is on Monday, November 16, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. An opening reception for “New Jersey Icons,”...

Princeton, NJ · 1d

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Trenton Sellers Are Cutting Prices as Homes Sit Longer

Trenton sellers were cutting prices more often and homes spent more time on the market, giving buyers more room to negotiate.

Trenton, NJ · 1d

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Level Up Arcade+Bar to Open Nov. 20 in Bristol Borough

Level Up Arcade+Bar will open Nov. 20 in the former Naked Brewing taproom in Bristol Borough, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. Owner Chris Kinsey, a Richboro father of three, is trading a brewery taproom for joysticks and pinball flippers. He has transformed the space at 212...

Bucks County, PA · 11h

York Daily Record

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York Catholic boys cruise past Dock Mennonite in PIAA 1A first round

Joe Nattans will take his starting lineup against any team in the state. The York Catholic coach has never doubted his players. Not when they played in the SCAC tournament final, not when they won their first District 3 title since 2011 and not Tuesday night against Dock Mennonite in the PIAA Class 1A first round. “When you get to this point in the season, every team’s good,” Nattans said. “But I told them I’d put our 11 up against anybody. We’re playing with confidence, but we’re also playing with understanding that we have to have our best game every time.” The Fighting Irish delivered on that expectation from Nattans in a 5-1 win over Dock Mennonite on Tuesday night. Russell Young led with two goals, and Landon Baker had two assists to push the Fighting Irish to their first trip to the PIAA quarterfinals since 2019. Week 12 SCAC Football Preview: Win or go home: Week 12's District 3 football previews for SCAC teams SCAC Football All-Stars: SCAC football coaches reveal 2026 all-stars, postseason awards It didn’t take long for the Irish to establish themselves. Young took the ball himself and scored in the fourth minute of regulation. The

York, PA · 1d

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The Jenkintown Police Department’s restructured finances are moving in a positive direction, borough officials say

As of February 2024, the future of the Jenkintown Police Department was uncertain due to financial concerns. As 2026 draws to a close, borough officials say those concerns have been significantly mitigated. According to borough manager George Locke, the proposed 2027 police operational budget is approximately $200,000 less than the...

Jenkintown, PA · 1d

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Opioid deaths decline as settlement funds fuel recovery efforts – Bucks Round-Up – November 11, 2026

Opioid deaths decline as settlement funds fuel recovery efforts. Bucks County has seen a substantial decline in opioid-related deaths since the height of the epidemic, with fatalities falling from a record 257 in 2020 to 139 in 2024, according to county figures. The opioid crisis began gaining momentum across the country around 2011, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but it took several years before the growing number of overdose deaths drew widespread attention from elected officials, law enforcement, families, and community organizations. Bucks County was among the communities hit hard by the epidemic, with the highest numbers of opioid-related overdose deaths occurring between 2016 and 2021. The decline in fatalities in recent years reflects an ongoing effort to expand prevention, treatment, and recovery services. Diane Rosati, executive director of the Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission Inc., said the county has put several strategies in place to address the crisis and save lives. “It has been a significant effort in offering programs and services,” she said. “The County developed plans for prevention, treatment, and recovery support programs using opioid settlement funds.” She also pointed to the hiring of an Opioid Settlement Fund project manager to oversee the county’s substantial investment in addressing the epidemic. “It is a very significant multimillion-dollar project over many years and it’s getting the attention it needs,” Rosati said, adding that the county is also working to reduce access to opioids through drug take-back programs and public education. Those efforts include helping residents recognize the warning signs of addiction and providing opportunities to safely dispose of unused prescription medications. Funding from national opioid settlements is expected to play a major role in sustaining those initiatives. Bucks County has received $27,076,428.19 in settlement payments to date. The county is projected to receive approximately $70 million over an eighteen-year period extending through 2038. The funding includes the county’s initial $45 million share of the landmark 2022 agreement with major pharmaceutical companies, along with subsequent settlement expansions.

Bucks County, PA · 1d

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Local Eagles Autism Challenge team to host Holiday Market this month

The team is also celebrating being #1 on the fundraising leaderboard and raising more than $33,000 through community support. The holiday season is a time for giving, kindness, and bringing people together, and one local fundraising team is doing just that while making a difference in the autism and neurodivergent community.

Lansdale, PA · 1d

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Lawrence delays action on proposed data center ban measure

An ordinance that would prohibit data centers anywhere in Lawrence Township has been tabled by the Township Council pending further review by the Planning Board. The amendment to the township’s Land Use Ordinance (LUO) was scheduled for a public hearing and final action at the Township Council’s Nov. 5 meeting. The proposed amendment had been sent to the Planning Board for routine review following its introduction in October.

Lawrence Township, NJ · 1d

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On Ramp: Week of Nov. 11

Hightstown vendor openings. Vendors and food-truck operators can inquire about participating in the Wedgwood 120 Holiday Vendor and Senior Resource Fair Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 3 p.m. at 201 E. Ward St., Hightstown. The organizers are still accepting participants. The fair combines holiday shopping, food trucks and senior-care resources, with...

Hightstown, NJ · 1d