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EAST ROCKHILL — The newest addition to the township's open space land doesn't stand alone. "It's adjacent to the open space we currently have near Deibler Elementary School, so we can connect to existing open space," board Chairman David Nyman said following the April 27 East Rockhill Township Board of Supervisors meeting. During the meeting, the board approved the agreement of sale to purchase the 1.8-acre tract at 1404 Schwenkmill Road. The $95,000 purchase price was based on an appraisal of the property's market value, Will Oetinger, the township's solicitor, said. - Advertisement ...

Surprise tips boost servers’ funds, spirits By Rita Giordano - The Philadelphia Inquirer Quakertown’s Emily George, left, collected money through Venmo to be given as surprise, inflated tips to local restaurant servers, including Wendy Mosko, right, who works at The Brick Tavern and received a $600 gratuity. It had already been a rough week for Wendy Mosko, a longtime server at the Brick Tavern Inn in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. Then a customer at one of her tables said she wanted to talk to her. The server’s eyebrows arched slightly above her face mask. What could this be? But always th...

It had already been a rough week for Wendy Mosko, a longtime server at the Brick Tavern...

A former softball coach who sexually assaulted one of his players in Upper Bucks will spend up to 13 years in prison. On Monday, Weston Loxley, 32, was sentenced to 6 ½ to 13 years in state prison, followed by seven years of probation. "I can only hope that one day people can forgive me," Loxley said during his hearing. Court documents state Loxley coached the girl, then 14, for the Williams Township Athletic Association (WTAA) for a few months in summer 2017 into the beginning of 2018. The two had sex regularly starting in October 2017, court documents state. Sexual contact between the two...

‘Protect tender plants.’ Lehigh Valley faces freeze warning. Updated Apr 21, 2021; Posted Apr 21, 2021 A wilted and browned apple blossom indicates a potential apple lost in Sietsema Orchards in April 2012 in Michigan.Emily Zoladz file photo | Mlive.com Facebook Share “Take steps now to protect tender plants from the cold,” the National Weather Service said Wednesday in a freeze warning in effect overnight for a region that includes the Lehigh Valley and northwest New Jersey. Sub-freezing temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s are expected across the warning area that encompasse...