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The Doylestown Historical Society will explore the life and legend of an 18th-century Pennsylvania woman whose story became part of American folklore during a special USA 250 lecture on Nov. 15. Historian Nicole Frederick will present “Rachel Wall: Fallacy, Folklore and the Art of Catching a Thief” at 2 p.m....
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...
Jack Stanton hit just 1 of 7 shots and missed all six of his 3-point attempts for the Princeton University men’s basketball team in its 78-46 season-opening win over Carnegie Mellon last week. On Thursday as Princeton hosted Hofstra, junior guard and co-captain Stanton got off to a slow...
Five Lawrence Township businesses have been honored for making significant or unusual contributions to the economic growth of the community. The Lawrence Township Economic Growth Committee (formerly known as the Lawrence Township Growth and Redevelopment Committee) sponsors the awards program. The Mayor’s Impact Award, which was given to AmeriKick Princeton...
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania’s longstanding role as a leader in energy production is entering a new chapter with the arrival of a company that is turning air into fuel. AIRCO, formerly Air Company, recently relocated from Brooklyn, N.Y. to Bucks County, Pa., to start a new hub for research, development, engineering, and manufacturing of advanced fuel technologies. Its proprietary AIRMADE technologies convert carbon dioxide into synthetic fuels – including diesel and jet fuel – which the company says could have implications for national security and global fuel supply. Although the facility will produce some fuel, its primary focus is manufacturing its MAD (Mobile, Adaptable, and Dynamic) Fuel Systems, which are designed to produce fuel near the point of use, potentially reducing dependence on vulnerable fuel supply lines. “For over a century, fuel has been produced in centralized refineries and shipped around the world. We’re changing that,” said Gregory Constantine, co-founder and CEO of AIRCO , at a ribbon-cutting event on Oct. 28. “This facility enables us to manufacture autonomous systems that produce fuel anywhere, on demand. It’s a fundamental shift from fuel as a commodity to fuel as infrastructure.” Constantine said they plan to mass manufacture modular e-fuel production
Following the decision Monday to put first-year Orientation changes on pause for reconsideration, many students responded with excitement and expressed hope that the University will take student perspectives into account in the future. On Oct. 27, the University announced that first-year Orientation programming was going to be cut by four...
END GAME: Princeton High girls’ volleyball player Sedona Arminio, right, goes up for a hit in a game earlier this season. Last Friday, senior Arminio recorded 10 kills, three blocks, and four digs but it wasn’t enough as top-seeded PHS fell 3-2 to 13th-seeded Shawnee in the semifinal round of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) South Jersey Group 3 Tournament. The defeat ended the Tigers’ quest for a fourth straight NJSIAA Group 3 state title and left PHS with a final record of 20-8. (Photo by Frank Jacobs III)
We want to know who you think is the top 2026 playoff performer in Bucks County high school football. Voting, which ends Monday, Nov. 16, at 8 p.m., is permitted more than once.
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.
