Melinda Rizzo

1 month ago | buckscountyherald.com | Melinda Rizzo

Create your own summer starry nights with thoughtfully placed outdoor lighting. From threaded string lights to up-lighting magnificent specimen trees or casting a warm glow over architectural features, you can achieve a lot with the right lighting. When the sun sets and it’s time to enjoy an al fresco meal, dessert or drinks on the patio or in the yard, thoughtfully placed outdoor and landscape lighting adds attractive ambience.

1 month ago | buckscountybeacon.com | Melinda Rizzo

Abram Lucabaugh took the stage Thursday night at Log College Middle School in Warminster for a Q&A listening session where he made the case to the Centennial School District community about why he is the right person to be the next superintendent. First, according to Lucabaugh, the buck doesn’t stop with him when it comes to the controversies he left behind him in Central Bucks School District.

1 month ago | buckscountyherald.com | Melinda Rizzo

Do you have – or need a fence? From enclosing livestock and defining property boundaries to carving out privacy or creating a place for children and pets to enjoy playtime outside, fences are a mainstay in many communities and landscapes. “The reason for the fence drives material choices,” said Bill White, owner of Hilltop Farm and Fence in Hilltown Township. For enclosing large areas, White said, agricultural fences made of post and wire are common.

1 month ago | buckscountyherald.com | Melinda Rizzo

Your own home décor style can – and should be – as unique as your fingerprints. As no two people are alike, the merging of home decorations and interior choices with others in your household will create its own distinct pattern. Understand unless you live alone, you will need – and should want – to compromise as the choices and preferences you, your spouse, partner or house mate vibes with can create a special and unparalleled look and lifestyle.

1 month ago | buckscountybeacon.com | Melinda Rizzo

Bucks County Commissioners voted on a resolution 2-1 to reaffirm – and remind – anyone with doubts that they are the sole legal governing body able to enter into contracts with other entities, including the federal government. The resolution was in response to an agreement between the Bucks County Sheriff’s office and Immigration and Customs Enforcement.