“It’s really the community and showing the kids we are still fighting for them, to honor them, and we’re not going to stop,” said Jeffrey Bernstein, an Upper Bucks United volunteer and organizer.
Bald eagles and other raptors are among more than 100 bird species that have died from avian flu in the past four years—and the virus is still spreading.
A public meeting is scheduled for April 16 in Langhorne to discuss the PennDOT renovations to U.S. 1 that begin north of the Penndel Interchange and complete just beyond the overpass at Corn Crib Lane.
“Your home is so much more than the four walls. Data clearly shows that owning your own home improves the mental and physical health of all who live in it,” said Kawoczka, who recently announced she is retiring this summer.
Five takeaways from PRRI’s latest report: “Mapping Support for LGBTQ Rights Across the 50 States: Insights from PRRI’s 2025 American Values Atlas.”
Doctors across the nation are alarmed that skepticism fueled by rising anti-science sentiment and medical mistrust is increasingly reaching beyond vaccines to other proven, routine, preventive care for babies.
A 2019 Georgia law bans abortion after embryonic cardiac activity can be detected, typically about six weeks into a pregnancy.
The Keystone State has the highest incarceration rate in the Northeast and the nation’s second highest percentage of persons on probation and parole.
Latino leaders and community groups quickly condemned the alleged abuse by Chavez but emphasized that the farmworker movement was never just about a single man.
Following the release of the Bucks County DA report last week over the February Quakertown student protest and local law enforcement’s response, The Peace Center plans August listening circle sessions aimed at shared understanding and mending the Upper Bucks community.
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