16th Annual Sourland Mountain Festival (SMF) six hours of live music, local food, craft beer, wine and spirits, mountain history, and family activities. Proceeds will be used to preserve and protect the Sourland Mountain. Read more
Don Pearse
Tanya and I are ready to take a geographical cure. The constant pull of work, kids, grandkids, and even the frantic search for something good on TV have bombarded us to the point where we are shell-shocked by life. Tanya sums it up, “I want to get... Read more
Sitting next to a nine-foot green and gold sofa in his office, Keith Baker says nonchalantly, you can hide a body in there. The couch, which is not the most comfortable, was used for a murder mystery. In fact, every piece of furniture in his offic... Read more
Some have a blue tint to them. Others display petals that lean on the rosy side or burst into a brilliant bouquet of sunset orange. Still others are more sedate hiding in their mass of creamy browns or grays. A few are scruffy looking and globe-... Read more
If a trip overseas isn’t in the cards this year, there’s an alternative. Want to see the sun-drenched coast of Italy or visit an Irish fishing village? Or perhaps meet a Portuguese flower dancer? Then let your eyes take you on a visual trip throug... Read more
According to the 2017-2018 National Pet Owners Survey, 68 percent of U.S. households own a pet. The survey counted all types of pets, from freshwater fish to reptiles to horses. But (of course) cats and dogs lead the pack, with over 94 million... Read more
It should come as no surprise that Chef Russell Lebkuecher, the owner of Kasey’s on the Delaware — like his celebrated ancestor Dr. Benjamin Rush, physician, author, humanitarian, educator, and signer of the Declaration of Independence — is a... Read more
To be truthful, my property Cedaridge Farm is not ideal for growing roses. The ground in winter is generally too wet, causing root rot among all but the most robust varieties and we are plagued with rodents such as field mice that make a feast of... Read more
Gracing a prime parcel of property on the scenic banks of the Delaware, Lambertville Station has been delighting families from Philadelphia to New York, and all points in-between, for nearly forty years. Rising from the metaphoric ashes of the... Read more
Bucks County Magazine can be found for sale at most major newsstand locations. We also are sold at local farm markets, delis, garden centers and country stores. Attached is a list of these locations.
William N. Waite
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