Archive for the ‘Features’ Category
Where the Green Grass Grows
Now is the time to take tried and true methods and some fresh new ideas to kick off your landscaping in time for Spring.
By Kerri Penno
As the last remnants of this winter’s record-breaking snowfall melt away, it’s time to stow away the snow shovels and rock salt, and turn your attention to rejuvenating...
March 8th, 2010 | Features | Read More
Small and Mighty
Newtown, PA
By Susan McDonnell
Before our country was The United States of America – when it was just a hodgepodge of colonies and settlements – there was Newtown. This Bucks County borough, which is nestled in a larger township of the same name, is steeped in American history, and maintains the...
March 8th, 2010 | Features | Read More
Next Stop: Ambler Borough
A classic town with a current vibe.
Maryanna S. Phinn
On the outskirts of Ambler, a welcome sign reads: “A hard-working, friendly community founded on harmony and commitment.” That sign reflects how this tiny borough reinvented itself from a declining old industrial town into a vibrant destination...
February 4th, 2010 | Features | Read More
Romantic Staycations
Enjoy an intimate experience at one of our ten favorite B&Bs in your own backyard.
By Beth D’Addono
Staycations are well and good, but really relaxing at home can be a challenge. Why not venture out at least a few miles from your abode and experience a refreshing overnight stay at a local B&B....
February 4th, 2010 | Features | Read More
Winter Games 2010
Unleash your inner athlete this season through these unique activities.
By Susan Haine
Come wind and snow and sleet and hail…oh, let’s face it. Most of us simply are not going to brave the elements this winter to go for a leisurely bike ride along the Delaware River, or a jog in Valley Forge...
January 8th, 2010 | Features | Read More
Washington Crossing, PA
More than meets the eye.
By Susan Haine
This past December, a dedicated troupe of Americans set off across the Delaware, braving icy waters and frigid winds. Like the troops who had crossed the Delaware on December 25, 1776, their cause had faced adversity—a lack of funding from the State triggering...
January 7th, 2010 | Features | Read More
‘Tis the Season for Shopping at Skippack
Relax, shop and dine among the best this holiday season at Skippack Village.
By Susan Haine
Driving to Skippack Village, located on Route 73 in Montgomery County, you’ll notice how the scenery quickly changes, shifting from strip malls and housing developments to sprawling countryside dotted with houses....
December 4th, 2009 | Features | Read More
Cultured Pearls
Doylestown museums add new luster to Bucks landmarks.
By Gordon Hesse
Like pearls that increase in size and beauty as they mature, the venerable Mercer Museum and its younger Cultural District neighbor, the James A. Michener Art Museum, are growing and maturing with expansions, updates and innovative,...
November 1st, 2009 | Features | Read More
Destination: Phoenixville, PA
A Little of the Old, A Little of the New, A Lot of Heart
By Susan Haine
There are some who dub it one part New Hope, one part Manayunk, but the culture of Phoenixville, PA is distinctly its own. New Hope is known for its quirky arts scene, and Manayunk is primarily defined by its hip, urban nightlife,...
November 1st, 2009 | Features | Read More
Haunted Happenings
From eerie historic castles to bloodcurdling storytelling around the bonfire, Bucks and Montgomery counties are no stranger to this magical month.
By Shannon McLaughlin
October rings in the time of the year when orange and black reign and widespread fascination settles on all things spooky. Brimming...
October 1st, 2009 | Features | Read More









