Ken Knickerbocker

1 week ago | vista.today | Ken Knickerbocker

The invasive northern snakehead is spreading in the upper Delaware River, and you can help stop them by killing any you catch. The northern snakehead is spreading fast through U.S. waterways including in the upper Delaware River, and it’s not just an odd-looking fish. It’s a serious problem. This thing looks like a mash-up of a snake and a fish, complete with sharp teeth and the ability to breathe air. Yes, air.

1 week ago | bucksco.today | Ken Knickerbocker

The new logistics park, developed on the site of the former Philadelphia State Hospital, better known as Byberry Hospital, is nearing completion on the Bensalem border and is now available for lease, write Lacey Latch and Damon C. Williams for the Bucks County Courier Times. The Rockefeller Group Logistics Center on Roosevelt Boulevard was green-lit by local officials over a year ago and is expected to be finalized by the fall.

1 week ago | vista.today | Ken Knickerbocker

Two open-air retail shopping centers in Bucks County sold to a joint venture for a total of $28.9 million, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. ShopOne Centers REIT of New York City, together with London investment firm Pantheon, and a global institutional investor paid $15.38 million for Goodnoe’s Corner in Newtown and $13.55 million for Village Center in Bensalem. The purchase was announced in March, with property records recently confirming the price.

1 week ago | bucksco.today | Ken Knickerbocker

Woman is having flu and she is using nasal spray to help herself. Woman using nasal spray. Nasal spray to help a cold. Sick with a rhinitis woman dripping nose. Woman applies nasal spray Yardley-based Optinose, which put itself up for auction three years ago attracting multiple suitors, has secured a potential $330 million deal with Paratek, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal.

1 week ago | bucksco.today | Ken Knickerbocker

Since Mark Rosenthal of Jamison died in 2010, his family has been coping with the loss through humor, while sharing their journey on various social media platforms, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. His wife, Robin, and their two children, Emma and Sam, film many of their videos near Robin’s Jamison home, capturing authentic and often quirky segments of their lives.