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Bucks County Courier Times About Danielle: I was born and raised in the Delaware Valley, and am incredibly proud to work for the newspaper I grew up reading as a kid in Levittown. I graduated from Conwell-Egan Catholic and Temple University, and began my tenure at the paper in college as a news clerk some 24 years ago. Five years ago, I was named news director of the Burlington County Times, where I spent most of my reporting career. In 2017, I came home to the Courier Times and am now Eastern Pa. regional news director. I beat cancer at 40, enjoy bad reality TV, love to travel and, most o...

Bucks County Courier Times About Marion: I am a writer and photographer who works to present an authentic perspective of human experience in our local communities, going beyond the facts to tell stories with heart. I live in Doylestown with my husband, Dave, and our three children, 14-year-old daughter Olivia, 19-year-old son Ben and a 20-year-old son Max. Hidden talent: I am also a fitness instructor at Cornerstone in New Hope, a certified English teacher/tutor and a relentless fan of "Game of Thrones" (minus the last few episodes). Why do I consider it my best work? Timing and impac...

She wasn't looking to be saved. "I was so broken. I was homeless at that point for quite a while and I wasn’t in the right state of mind at all," said Cohen. "Tons of people drove right past me. I may have driven right past me."     Coming off his shift as an Uber driver, Joshua Santiago spotted Cohen as she headed toward Bensalem.  “Something in my heart told me to stop," said Santiago. “I was about to go home and lay in a warm bed." When he pulled over, Cohen was skeptical about his intentions, “but being so cold I didn’t care what happened ... I had no hope or will t...

WYSO In this episode of The Race Project series, a conversation with two Yellow Springs residents, David Turner and Cheryl Smith, about the legacy of slavery in the United States. Transcript (edited lightly for length and clarity) David Turner: My name is David Turner, I'm a retired engineer. I've been married for several decades. I have two wonderful sons and I'm a, you know, an old white guy. Cheryl Smith: My name is Cheryl Smith. I am an African-American woman. I'm a psychiatric nurse and a former member of the original Black Panther Party. David Turner: The original Black Panther Party a...