“We’ve raced the best across the country this season, but nothing compares to racing in front of our hometown,” said Brian Boger, Bike Works powered by Fred Beans Cycling Team team director.
The Department of Homeland Security told Stateline it arrested about 51,000 immigrants in July, up from 43,000 in June and the highest number recorded by the Trump administration.
USA Today Co. will use the controversial defense contractor’s AI-powered tools in an attempt to squeeze out more profits and reverse declining readership. This should alarm readers and subscribers, writes Editor Cyril Mychalejko.
“After an unprecedented turnout for our April market, we are expecting an even larger crowd for this event at TileWorks, which will offer more space and parking,” said Anja Keister, co-organizer of the Bucks County Punk Rock Flea Market.
As demand for gas rises, environmental groups say that wider buffer zones are needed around drilling sites. The industry argues that would impede production.
Now in its 50th year, the Bucks County poet laureate program was shepherded by the late Christopher Bursk -reflections from some past poet laureates as well as current director and the impact of the program on the county’s creative community.
Each step of the way, Kendzior seeks out a balanced narrative by offering readers America’s terrible legacies as well as its most encouraging potential, writes Kutztown University’s Dr. Michael Gambone.
Ceisler talks about his first seven months in office, ending his predecessor’s ICE 287(g) partnership, and how he and his deputies have been busy protecting domestic violence victims, clearing outstanding bench warrants, and more.
“Trump and Republicans are making healthcare more expensive for seniors at every turn,” said Leslie Dach, chair of the advocacy group Protect Our Care.
“An Evening of Poetry in Memory of Julie Cooper-Fratrik” brings local authors and poetry lovers together at Freeman Hall on September 3 to honor the cherished poet’s life and work.
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