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In 2019, Brian Fitzpatrick voted against the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump’s efforts to extort Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and against the subsequent impeachment. In 2021, he voted …

In the face of rising tensions and violence both locally and globally, we, Wrightstown Friends Meeting, reaffirm our commitment to the principles of peace, goodwill, tolerance, equality, and …

On Thursday March 7 President Joe Biden delivered the State of the Union addressing all of our country’s current major issue conditions. The 2024 United States primary elections are being calculated …

When journalists emphasize the importance of the Sunshine Act, some people might think we’re seeking special favors or a particular privilege — that we’re looking for more ways to “get …

Congress must hold hospitals accountable for unreasonable charges with site neutral payments. Not too long ago, a patient of mine said they wouldn’t be getting a procedure I recommended at an …

We are now a few months into the year and many of us have nice things to look forward to. Maybe it’s that special vacation you have been saving for, perhaps a new house or car, or the wedding or …

Primer on the PA Primary

Pennsylvania’s primary election will be Tuesday, April 23. The purpose of a primary election is to decide which candidates will represent each of the two main political parties in the November …

Chatterbox: Time to find the time

Delaying happiness isn’t a good plan; this we know. Still, it’s very difficult, for some more than others, to garner the charm and grasp the fun of life. It’s affected by everything political …

Snirt

Snow soft and pretty on a windy winter day, pure white and undisturbed, it beckons us to play. Pushed by plows, the cars fly by. Snow blackens from the dirt, soon becoming something else, something we call …

Back in the 1970s, Langhorne Borough had five churches — and it still does — Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist and Bethlehem AME, which was founded in 1809 by the Colored Methodist …

There is a single act that would end the fighting in Gaza. In fact, this simple solution has been there for months now and should have been promulgated and encouraged by the world right from the …

The headlines are the same across the state: “More Hospital Cutbacks, Another Round of Doctor Layoffs.” Unfortunately, I could go on. Meanwhile, a new problem is brewing: The growing misery among …

I had the opportunity to meet recently with Mrs. Betty Lee, a woman, a staple in the Morrisville community. I must admit, on the drive down to her house, I called several of my former classmates and …

The other night I attended the Rainbow Room’s vigil for Nex Benedict at Salem Church of Christ in Doylestown, where I serve as pastor. Nex, a 16-year-old non-binary sophomore from Oklahoma, died …

It was with great relief and high hopes that I read the headline in the Feb. 22 issue of the Herald regarding the Headquarters Road Bridge. This bridge is a contributing resource in the Ridge Valley …

The recent news that the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission is considering replacing the Washington Crossing Bridge is very concerning. The unintended consequences a new modern bridge will …

I grew up in a family that honored the law and revered the Supreme Court. Perhaps that is not surprising because my father was a lawyer and county commissioner, my grandfather was a lawyer and a …

Chatterbox: Letting go

There comes a point in many lives whereat the things that once brought us joy begin to bring us stress. Chatterbox has talked about how everything we own ends up at the flea market, eventually, …

In the decade since Jay Armstrong learned he had an incurable disease that was causing a part of his brain to shrink, he has lived more lives than most of us — and shared more love.

HISTORY LIVES: International Women’s Day

Pearl S. Buck. Renowned Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize winning author, activist and humanitarian Pearl S. Buck lived many years in Bucks County.In 1933, she moved from …

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