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Although hoops probably earned Gilbert more ink, she stood out in lacrosse – despite not playing club until the summer before her junior year. This spring, the William & Mary junior midfielder earned second team All-Coastal Athletic Association honors.
The Bucks County Bar Foundation (BCBF) hosted its annual Scholarship Reception Celebration May 15 at the Bucks County Bar Association.
William Tennent High School celebrated the Class of 2024 during commencement exercises June 5. The graduation ceremony was held at the school stadium in Warminster.
William M. Ingram, 49, of Northampton, who admitted to Washington, D.C., police to killing his mother last weekend, was extradited to Bucks County Thursday. He was arraigned on multiple charges Thursday night in District Judge Brian Marriott’s court in Northampton.
In December 2015, Smithsonian Magazine article reported that spiders build their webs beginning at the outside and “working their way in.” Kirby Mooney took the opposite approach to developing his basketball game. The William Tennent star built it from the inside-out.
The Bucks County District Attorney’s Office and the Northampton Township Police Department are continuing their investigation into the killing of an 82-year-old woman found buried in a pile of furniture, clothing, towels, linens and other household items inside a condominium in the Holland section of Northampton Township.
The stakes couldn’t have been any higher for Shannon Williams. Williams, a junior on the Council Rock South softball team, was at the plate with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning in a scoreless game. Courtesy runner Paige Brady stood on second, representing the winning run.
Trans-Bridge Lines, Inc. motorcoach driver William C. (Bill) Bond has received the H.T.D. Gillespie Award for outstanding service to Moravian University’s athletics program.Bond was honored by …
At the outset of the May 15 Buckingham Township Board of Supervisors meeting David J. Scirrotto was sworn in as chief of police. Before Scirrotto took the oath, Lieutenant William Moffett gave a …
The District One 3A volleyball tournament started with first-round action on Tuesday night.No. 12 Central Bucks South had its first winning season in 17 years, going 9-8 entering districts. The …
The paintings of William Harrison Atkinson, 1895-1978, folk artist of Bucks County, are featured in an exhibit from now until July 31, at Richland Library Co., 44 S. Main St., Quakertown.
Last year, William Tennent finished third in the District One 3A boys volleyball tournament and earned a berth in states. This year, however after returning only two starters from the …
They are two of the newer girls lacrosse programs in the Suburban One League. But players on William Tennent and Quakertown see bright futures for both programs. Quakertown traveled to William Tennent …
Middle Bucks Institute of Technology (MBIT) multimedia technology students won awards at the Greenville Youth Film Festival.The festival is described as “a forum for young filmmakers from the …
Trinity Church Friends of Music and the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists presents Jonathan William Moyer, organist in recital, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 17, at Trinity Episcopal …
William Tennent was 3-11 (2-9 SOL) at press time, after Tuesday’s SOL Freedom lost against Springfield in Warminster. Yet despite a sub-.500 record, Jackson Archibald and Mike Woehr are going to …
Track and field athletes who excel in high school and college often do so by getting an early jump in the sport. That’s why the William Penn Middle School program in Yardley is so valuable to …
A 37-year-old man will spend the rest of his life in prison after he was convicted Tuesday, April 16, of first-degree murder for killing Samantha Jean Rementer two years ago in the Holland section of Northampton Township.
I came across this passage in the book “Travels” written by William Bartram, the botanist, poet, scientist and humanitarian while traveling in the wilds of America in 1773 and how his thoughts …
