The Bucks County Coroner’s office on Friday identified the victims in the fiery crash that killed two people in Bedminster ...

A couple sewage plants in Wrightstown may be in need of upgrades to stay operational. The topic came up at this month's ...

While the rich railroad history in our towns has been gradually forgotten, we can be glad that Henry Souder made a deal with a long-ago railroad. People were scared and willing to believe the ...

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Virtually lost in history is the village of Benjamin in Central Bucks. Believed to be named for Ben Franklin, its "Benjaminites" tried and tried again to declare independence as a new borough.

The brick twin at 75 E. Ashland St. was built in 1895, overlooking what would become the Mercer Museum lawn. The site was part of the large Shaw-Taylor tract which had been subdivided into building ...

The Kids-N-Hope Foundation raised over $11,500 during November's Purse and Power Tool Bingo event.

“A generation which ignores history has no past and no future,” according to Robert Heimlein.

At a 1978 reunion in central Litchfield County, CT my old friends were upset: There were too many celebrities buying property and driving up prices. Arthur Miller and Madeleine L'Engle were already ...

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