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BUCKSCO.Today is a daily source of information for both residents and professionals in Bucks County. It highlights the county's growth and economic vitality by providing clear, positive summaries of local news related to business, culture, and community happenings. Though it’s not a conventional newspaper or journalism outlet, BUCKSCO.Today offers insights into the stories that influence Bucks County, promote economic progress, and reshape the experience of living, working, enjoying leisure activities, shopping, and studying in the area.
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2 days ago |
bucksco.today | Ken Knickerbocker
Emily Gatto, Director of TLC Wellness at The Lincoln Center, grew up in Wyndmoor. As a kid, she loved a wide range of music and worked hard at part-time jobs as a teenager, but she struggled with school due to an undiagnosed learning disability. With the support of her parents and a few other key adults, including one who inspired her to study social work, Gatto graduated from Millersville University.
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4 days ago |
bucksco.today | Ken Knickerbocker
Mike Vennera, Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy, Technology, and Operations Officer of Independence Blue Cross (IBX), spoke with BUCKSCO Today about his childhood in Montgomery County, learning the value of hard work in his parents’ restaurant, playing football, and becoming the first in his family to attend college. After studying English literature, Vennera realized that a career in academia was not the right fit for him.
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4 days ago |
bucksco.today | Ken Knickerbocker
1970's artists rendition of the Roosevelt Boulevard Subway Line. PennDOT has submitted three new proposals for the Roosevelt Boulevard corridor, including a Roosevelt Boulevard Subway Line that would run up to Neshaminy in Bucks County.
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5 days ago |
bucksco.today | Tracey Romero
Visiting abandoned places has become a popular activity among tourists across the country. From ghost towns to abandoned historic sites, these places are filled with eerie stories about life in earlier centuries. In Pennsylvania, there are ten sites that Joshua Childu at The Travel considers the most historic abandoned places in the state. Among them is Pottstown’s Fricks Locks. Fricks Locks, a historic village in Pottstown, dates back to the 1700s.
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6 days ago |
bucksco.today | Ken Knickerbocker
Doylestown Hospital earns a place Newsweek’s 2025 World’s Best Hospitals list, highlighting top healthcare institutions across 30 countries worldwide. Doylestown Hospital has earned a spot on Newsweek’s 2025 World’s Best Hospitals list, a ranking that highlights the top healthcare institutions across 30 countries worldwide, according to a staff report from TAPinto Doylestown.
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