Community Corner
Regional Roundup: Hard Work, Talent Takes NHS Cheerleaders to Top
And a Hatboro clock repairman wishes to turn back the hands of time by restoring the township clock.
: After the football season ended, Neshaminy's Cheerleaders began spending more on their competition skills, including stunts, pyramids, basket tosses and tumbling. The hard work paid off as the team took first and second place in every competition this season.
: Clocks ticking, chiming and cuckooing consumes the space of Winships' Pieces of Time store, but owner Keith Winship doesn't hear them anymore. Clock restoration was supposed to be a hobby for Winship, but since it turned into his career, he hopes to restore Hatboro's tower clock.
: $21,360 in tools were removed from a location on Beaver Dam Road in Levittown sometime between November 2011 and March 2012, according to Bristol Township police reports.
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: The Bucks County Classic will plot a course through some of Bucks County's countryside and towns: Doylestown and New Hope boroughs and Plumstead, Buckingham and Solebury townships. The new race will debut this September and grew out of the ashes of the now-defunct Univest Grand Prix.
: To raise awareness about the importance of supporting local businesses, the Bensalem Business Association will hold an expo at Parx East on Saturday, April 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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: A Rising Stars competition will take place at Newtown Welcome Day—an annual street fair held on Sycamore Street. The singing competition will feature both adults and students, who will perform for a $250 prize.
Holland resident Nicholas Trivelis, of Scout Troop 147, recently passed his Eagle Scout Board of review and received the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout, and for that he is a Northampton Whiz Kid. Congratulations!
