African American Museum of Bucks County Hosting $25,000 Dollar Fundraising Challenge During July
The AAMBC describes the Lift Every Voice fundraiser as a “community investment in preserving our shared history.”
The AAMBC describes the Lift Every Voice fundraiser as a “community investment in preserving our shared history.”
The new survey of more than 1,000 Jewish adults offers a rare detailed accounting of a key demographic that sits at the very center of some of the nation’s most divisive political debates.
“Passing these resolutions might prompt fears of retaliation by the Trump administration, but that illustrates why they are so necessary,” said Bucks County resident Craig Peters.
“He did not deserve to die. He did not deserve to be reduced to a headline of Mexican man shot and killed by ICE,” said Lorenzo Salgado Araujo’s son Ronaldo.
“Senator Coleman stood on the Capitol steps defending one of his largest campaign donors and asking Pennsylvanians to believe these machines are not gambling,” said Lehigh Valley Democrat Mark Pinsley, who is challenging the Republican lawmaker for his seat in November.
The power plants would release nearly 662 million tons per year of greenhouse gas pollution, which equals the emissions of Australia, according to a report from the Environmental Integrity Project.
Solebury Orchards saw most of their crops suffer a “total wipeout” after the freeze. Farms like this need community support.
The JBS facility in Souderton is one of the largest employers in Montgomery County. Its closure would not only affect its workers, but also their families.
A new report studied potential emissions from seven planned gas-fired plants that would fuel data centers in Pennsylvania. The industry says it’s investing in clean technology.
“Pride Polo represents an exciting opportunity for the Gay Polo League (GPL) to advance its mission of elevating awareness and visibility of LGBTQ+ athletes – not only in polo – but throughout the broader sports community,” said Gay Polo Founder Chip McKenney.
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