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Correction: The Centre Bridge Inn is currently closed. An earlier version of this story included the New Hope business.  With the turn in the weather, New Hope's dining scene is also going through changes  — Jose Garces has left Stella of New Hope, Logan's Inn and sister Mansion Inn are under construction (Logan's Inn will open in June and Mansion Inn in late summer) and Triumph Brewing Company will reopen in the next couple of weeks.  Warmer days mean finding the perfect spot to dine outdoors, especially after months of staying inside, hiding from the pandemic while ordering take...

Last year, the holiday coincided with the first wave of the pandemic. With indoor dining permitted and increased seating capacity, Bucks and Montgomery county bar owners are excited to welcome guests to spend the holiday with Irish foods, music and , of course, drink.   Here’s how area bars are celebrating in year two of the pandemic. The Dubliner on the Delaware, New Hope For the New Hope pub, St. Patrick’s Day is the busiest time of the year. The staff plans weeks in advance to accommodate the large numbers. Last year, The Dubliner temporarily closed its doors right before the holi...

Brant County: 956 cases, 6 deaths, 728 resolved Haldimand-Norfolk: 961 cases, 40 deaths, 803 resolved Huron Perth: 705 cases, 22 deaths, 595 resolved There were 11 tickets handed out for COVID-19 infractions in Waterloo Region over the holidays, between the days of Dec. 17 and 27. Six tickets were handed out by City of Kitchener bylaw officers at two homes for exceeding gathering limits. Five of those tickets were issued at one house. Those tickets were all for $880. Public health officials ticketed two restaurants $880 each for not following orders. Sushi Star was fined for exceeding...

Family and Friends surprise a pair of newlyweds in Stratford with a drive-by wedding celebration.

Skyrocketing coronavirus cases have led to more business restrictions in Pennsylvania for the next three weeks, including no indoor dining, closing gyms and pausing high school sports until Jan. 4. Gov. Tom Wolf announced late Thursday afternoon an order prohibiting indoor dining and closing theaters, casinos and other "similar entertainment, recreational or social facilities" through the holidays. Bucks County officials and restaurant owners expressed disappointment. One Bucks business owner met the announcement with defiance, saying his fitness center would remain open. "I certainly under...