Pipersville News

Santa's sleigh is packed and ready to roll. Christmas is almost here. Area Christians will gather together tonight and tomorrow morning to rejoice and behold the glad tidings.

Police reported the following arrests for driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs: Buckingham David B. Woffindin, 58, of Lambertville, was charged with DUI on Oct.

With her children grown and gone, but not yet having little ones of their own, Barbara "B.J." Rieck found herself with no one to make quilts for.

Doylestown Disorderly conduct charges filed: The following people were cited for disorderly conduct after police allegedly caught them urinating in public in November: Colleen Donovan, 24, of Decatur Street, Doylestown; Andrew O'Donnell, 21, of Nicholas Court, Doylestown; Leslie Vaughn, 25, of Ashland Street, Doylestown; John McNichol, 22, of River ...

Melissa Jesse is working full time again and taking online classes in the hope of earning a teaching degree.

The weekend's mailbag delivered a big boost to The Intelligencer's holiday fund, with $3,385 contributed to Give A Christmas.

Richard Van Duzer, well-known artist and avid gardener, died Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009 at his residence in Pipersville, Bucks County, after a brief illness.

Sentencings in Bucks County Court of Common Pleas Oct. 5 to 8: BUCKINGHAM Gary Michael Weaver, 28, Lititz, approved for ARD program for 1 year on charges of unsworn falsification to authorities, tampering, related summary offenses June 24.

COCAINE, 11 p.m. Oct. 1. Rory Kushall, 23, and Jacob Hall, 18, both of Pipersville, Pa., were charged with possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute, possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia following a traffic stop on Route 31.

Sentencings in Bucks County Court of Common Pleas Sep 8-11: BEDMINSTER Daniel Stephen Haddon, 27, Quakertown, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence, related summary offense May 16.

When Andrew Diabo broke ground on his Tinicum Township dream home just before 9/11, he was excited to finish construction and settle in with his young family.

PIPERSVILLE, PA, September 17, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Robert W.O. Ball, Jr., President and General Manager of R & M International Corp., has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in distribution operations.

Don Bethman glanced over the rows of old farm tractors moments after the 61st annual Middletown Grange Fair opened Wednesday.

Family, friends remembered 21-year-old Eric Gotwols, who fell to his death at the Edison Quarry, as a big brother to neighborhood kids.

Michael P. Baumher, 21, Willow Grove, pleaded guilty to theft, receiving stolen property Aug 29, 2007.

The ice cream man is getting a cool reception in Nockamixon. But most wouldn't know it, as John Fezzuglio, owner of the oWowCow Creamery, mixes up daily batches of smooth, churned ice cream made from organic milk, cream and sugar, free-range eggs, honey and a variety of fresh-picked fruit, all supplied by local farms.

The Durham Grist Mill is getting a little help from its friends. A handful of local skilled craftsmen have volunteered to help get the 189-year-old grist mill back in shape.

Among its many attractions, Bucks County, Pennsylvania features some great wineries.

Bux-Mont Home & Garden is the best place around for garden supplies. It's not a huge place, but it's easy to get to and worth the trip.It's in Pipersville, Pennsylvania, on Route 61,1 just north of Doylestown and Plumsteadville, You can find everything there--outdoor furniture, statues, trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, bulbs, veggie and herb ...

Pipersville's community library is poised to go wireless. It's been pipe-free, however, for more than a century.