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Bucks County Punk Rock Flea Market Returns to Warminster on Saturday

If you are going to shop, shop punk rock with 70 vendors, live music, progressive politics – and no AI.

Melinda Rizzo April 15, 2026

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What SCOTUS’ Decision to Overturn Colorado’s Conversion Therapy Ban Means for Pennsylvania’s LGBTQ+ Youth

“This ruling sends a message, and it’s a cruel one,” said Planned Parenthood Keystone’s Rainbow Room Director Marlene Pray.

Pat LaMarche April 15, 2026

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Will Stay Open After Journalism Nonprofit Purchases It

The newspaper dates its history to 1786, and if it had been closed, it would have left Pittsburgh as the nation’s largest community without a city-based newspaper.

AP April 14, 2026

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State House Committee Republicans Split on Democrat Proposals to Bolster Pennsylvania Housing

The proposals that drew the fiercest debate are among the most common requests from housing advocates.

Whitney Downard, Author at Penn-Capital Star April 14, 2026

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Stage United Announces Doylestown’s ‘Concerts at the Commons’ 2026 Schedule for May

Philly-based Sug Daniels kicks off the new concert season on May 7.

Aidan Tyksinski April 14, 2026

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Alleged White Supremacist Pleads Guilty in Arson Attack That Destroyed Tennessee’s Historic Highlander Center

Highlander Research and Education Center is known as a place where civil rights activists and icons such as Rosa Parks and John Lewis received training in organizing and civil disobedience. A white-power symbol was spray-painted on the pavement near the site of the fire.

AP April 13, 2026

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Mulling Over Markwayne Mullin and Theocratic Creep in the GOP

One thing that didn’t come up during Mullin’s Senate confirmation hearing that should have is his involvement with City Elders, a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based political organization enmeshed with the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) movement, writes Frederick Clarkson.

Special to The Bucks County Beacon April 13, 2026