Abington Township takes public opinion for bicycle plan

Matt Schickling, the Wire

Some use bikes to commute, others for recreation, some think it reflects healthy living and environmentally friendly attitudes in their communities.

WireENTERTAINMENT — On and off the record: Newtown Book and Record Exchange celebrates Record Store Day with exclusive releases and live music

Jack Firneno, the Wire

Two state reps. to hold shredding events

Tom Waring, the Wire

As a way to help local residents prevent their personal financial information from getting into the wrong hands, state Rep. Gene DiGirolamo will host his annual shredder event on Saturday, April 25.

Knits2Go: Spiral Hat

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Yarn: Easy Colors from A2Z Fibers, 30% wool, 70% acrylic, 100g = 300 yds, 1 ball.

Local students awarded for Murt’s poster contest

Tom Waring, the Wire

State Rep. Tom Murt (R-152nd dist.) has announced the winners of his poster contest held to help raise awareness about bullying.

WirePOLITICS: FItzpatrick leads first hearing on terrorism financing

U.S. Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick (R-8th dist.) last week led the first hearing of the Task Force to Investigate Terrorism Financing, and focused on laying the groundwork to understand current policy and challenges…

Knits2Go: Jumbo Cable Scarf

Jumbo Cable Scarf

Yarn: Encore Chunky — 3(4) — 100 gram balls

Gauge: 2.5sts = 1”(2.5cm) in pattern stitch

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WirePOLITICS: Boyle celebrates Earth Day in Fairmount Park

Tom Waring, the Wire

U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle last week celebrated the 45th anniversary of Earth Day.

Loss matters: Bucks family seeks support for ACA amendment to benefit addicts in recovery

Matt Schickling, the Wire

Cris Fiore decided almost immediately after the death of his stepson that the loss had to count for something.

Lawmakers, advocates express support for medical cannabis bill

Matt Schickling, the Wire

If state Sen. Mike Folmer (R-48) had his way, Pennsylvania would join Washington, D.C. and the 23 states that already legalized medical cannabis programs.