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Yet another shopping center

By On March 13, 2010 · 2 Comments

I’ve been keeping an eye on Richboro.

For those of you who can’t quite place Richboro, it’s in Northampton Township, Bucks County, just several miles west of Newtown. It’s not quaint like Doylestown or Newtown, or artsy like New Hope, but it’s an old community, and people are fiercely loyal to it.

The big issue [...]

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Deep Fried Oreos: Where have you been all my life?

By On December 18, 2009 · 5 Comments

One in an occasional series about good, local places to eat breakfast (and usually lunch). See our past review of the Cross Keys Diner in Doylestown, too.

Hogeland’s Corner Grill is one of those small, home-cooking places where the owner, in this case Sherri Martella, greets you, serves you, keeps your coffee cup [...]

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Let the shopping begin…locally

By On December 1, 2009 · 2 Comments

Interested in sourcing your holiday gifts locally too this year? Check out two events this week that aim to help you do just that.

This Wednesday, December 2nd, the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance is sponsoring their 1st Annual Local Farms Holiday Event. Over sixteen farmers and producers from the Wrightstown, New Hope and Lower [...]

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Let’s go for ice cream

By On July 14, 2009 · 17 Comments

Everyone has their favorite ice cream place. Usually it’s local, and maybe because it’s associated with sweetness and warm summer evenings, people tend to be fiercely loyal.

That’s why we are not going to rate ice cream purveyors in Bucks County (ha!), or even attempt to be comprehensive in our list. But for those of [...]

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Kudos to Pallante’s Italian Hoagie

By On June 17, 2009 · 1 Comment

Catch the latest “Where’s the best…?” contest run by Glen Macnow, sports broadcaster on WIP. This year – hoagies. And who came in number 7? Pallante’s in Richboro. They had to come all the way out to beautiful Bucks County (but South Jersey doesn’t seem far? Hmmpf!). Here’s Glen’s description of the Pallante [...]

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