Articles By: shannon

Buster’s Story

Buster’s Story
Reinventing relationships at David Cugno’s Canine Center. By Michael Kelly David Cugno, former owner of Perfect Pooch, had been training dogs for over ten years when he first met Buster, a three-year-old boxer with a long history of aggression. “He had bitten three people and had attacked a number...
July 1st, 2010 | Profile | Read More

Out & About: July

Out on a Limb’s First Birthday Saturday, July 3 from 11am to 1pm Morris Arboretum invites guests to Out on a Limb’s first birthday party on July 3rd from 11am-1pm. Enjoy free birthday cake starting at 12:00 pm, and a giveaway from Bredenbecks Bakery in Chestnut Hill, while supplies last....
July 1st, 2010 | Out & About | Read More

The Other Side of Things

The Other Side of Things
The charitable efforts at Holland Floor Covering shoot past the ceiling. By Alina Makhnovetsky At first glance, Holland Floor Covering is one of the most successful family businesses of its kind in the area. Their 8,000 square foot showroom boasts an uncanny selection of flooring and the 37 years...
July 1st, 2010 | Profile | Read More

Cutting Edge and Committed

Cutting Edge and Committed
Mary Ann O’Keeffe is your agent for a smooth and successful real estate transaction. By Karen Appold In today’s challenging real estate market, you need a real estate agent who markets aggressively, possesses excellent negotiating and communication skills and can handle complicated transactions...
July 1st, 2010 | Home | Read More

The Unintimidating Exotic Cuisine

The Unintimidating Exotic Cuisine
Saffron delivers an introductory taste of India for anyone. By Neil Harner I’ve been fortunate to try many different cuisines from around the world right in our own back yard, which isn’t surprising since Bucks and Montgomery counties deliver a melting pot of diverse ethnicities. One food that...
July 1st, 2010 | Dining Out | Read More

Stage Struck

Stage Struck
A look at the world of live theater in Bucks and Montgomery. By Brenda Lange “All the world’s a stage.” — “As You Like It” by William Shakespeare Sometimes it may feel as if a large part of the world of Bucks and Montgomery counties actually is a stage. Dozens of theaters and productions...
July 1st, 2010 | Features | Read More

The Top Ways to Enjoy the “Real” New Jersey

The Top Ways to Enjoy the “Real” New Jersey
Visiting Lambertville & Frenchtown in the summer of ‘10. By Maryanna S. Phinn Let’s set the record straight. The real New Jersey is not about “Reality TV” housewives and MTV wannabes. In fact, the real New Jersey is filled with people and places that exhibit quiet sophistication and historic...
July 1st, 2010 | Features | Read More

TV Launch Party Photos!

TV Launch Party Photos!
Check out our Bucks & Montgomery Living Television launch party premiere photos by Amy McDermott of Heart and Soul Portraits.
June 8th, 2010 | Features | Read More

Staycation Vacation

Making the best of summer at home. By Blair Johnson As the Director of Sales at Bucks and Montgomery Living Magazine, I have the privilege of meeting many locals, see their businesses and hearing their stories! Like so many others, my family has had to tighten our vacation budget and seek “staycations”...
June 7th, 2010 | Travel | Read More

Taking Flight

Taking Flight
The Philadelphia Flyers soar their way to the Stanley Cup. By Dom Cosentino By the time you read this, the Flyers may or may not have won the Stanley Cup. But, in some ways, it may not matter whether they did or didn’t. It’s true that, for a majority of sports fans in the Delaware Valley,...
June 7th, 2010 | Features | Read More