Yardley News

At 26,800 square feet, the building that houses Suburban Jewish Community Center-B'nai Aaron in Havertown is plenty big.

67-year old Joan Dragolic of Yardley feels right at home in Elmo's World at Sesame Place in Langhorne.

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Centre Hall man facing drug charges A 27-year-old Centre Hall man faces drug charges after police say they found about 12 grams of marijuana in his vehicle.

On paper, the theme of hormone-enraged teenagers breaking out of a repressive, 1890s German environment seems an unlikely subject for a musical.

For anyone up north of town who uses the distance from Center City as an excuse to avoid coming into town for 'Green' gatherings, now there's one right up in Yardley.

LIFE DOESN'T GET much better than it is today for Christy Altomare. "Spring Awakening" opens tonight in her hometown of Philadelphia, and she's playing the female lead, Wendla, her self-described "dream role." It's also her golden birthday.

Local revitalization groups are worried that the state will cut funding to programs that breathe new life into downtown commerce and foster community spirit.

Legislation that would give municipalities more power to fight development and take the sting out of curative amendments filed by builders will be introduced by state Rep.

Jay Shafer, on a cross-country trip from California, pulled his U-Haul truck into Philadelphia late, towing a three-room house.

After installing new sewers to flood-ravaged neighborhoods near the Delaware River, Yardley sewer officials are embarking on a five-year, $3 million-plus effort to fix other portions of the sewer system.

It was all fun and games for a preschool class in Bucks County today. At the same time, the youngsters are learning a valuable life lesson.

Their professional futures would appear to be now for Monmouth University junior pitchers Ryan Buch and Brett Brach, and Brookdale Community College outfielder Joe Talerico.

Some couples like to globe-trot. For Jane and Jeffrey Evans, home is where they like to be.

A two-state solution to the longstanding Arab-Israeli conflict would be ideal, if only the violence would end, some local Jewish leaders said following President Barack Obama's speech Thursday in Cairo.

How valuable is your financial adviser? After seeing even carefully crafted portfolios devastated by the market turmoil, many investors are wrestling with that question.

Tom Sabbatelli noticed a missed call as he walked out of his statistics class in February.

Intoxication is not always obvious, experts at an independently-owned U.S. consulting firm say.

Matt : It just came to my attention yesterday that the Rangers have a new pitching philosophy of sorts, patterned after the abilities of perhaps the most uniquely gifted player in the history of the game.

The Associated Press= Eighty-five percent of college students surveyed in an Associated Press-mtvU poll reported feeling stressed in their daily lives in recent months, while 42 percent said they had felt down, depressed or hopeless several days during the past two weeks.