March 10, 2010
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March 4 Headlines
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WEB ARTICLES
Quilt Fest of New Jersey returns for sixth year
State committee supports health care measures
Trio of poets featured at next Wordsmiths event
Jersey judge orders review panel for voting machines
NEWS
NH-S considers plan for outdoor sports activities A1
A toast to the king, to the queen, to Saint David... A1
Bucks County Library system restores hours to branches after last year's cutbacks A1
$102 left in snow removal this year: Can't snow in Haycock Township unitl 2011 A1
New Hope council turns down request for free parking A3
Fran's Pub takes expansion plan to council A3
Springtown accepts sewage facilities plan A4
County Boroughs Association honors Wenger A4
No agreement reached on Upper Makefield tower A5
Central Bucks votes to buy land for bus depot A7
Springtown firefighters celebrate 75th anniversary A9
Fund-raiser nets $155 for Tabor Children's Services A12
Milford plans second annual Bark in the Park A12
FEATURES
Pediatricians blog provides advice, tips to parents B8
Olympic spirit: Olympian takes first at Championship Roller Racing C1
Cabin fever got you? Take the family to an auction D8
PHOTO FEATURES
Weekends: Business card exchange A6
Weekends: Mardi Gras style at Michener A6
Boys Scouts test skills at annual Klondike Derby B9
Friends help New Hope resident battling leukemia D7
OPINION & EDITORIAL
Letters to the Herald A10
Charles Meredith: It's a small world - part two A10
Happy to be Here: A museum dedicated to firefighters A11
Al Benner: Don't drill until there's no risk for the river A11
Marianne Fluehr: The Olympics, Philadelphia-style A11
COLUMNS
Howard Savin: One pill makes you larger, one makes you small B10
Peggy O'Neill: Smart aging B10
Elizabeth Ludlow Bowman: Snow: The elemental touch B11
David Baer: Advantages seen in unstructured life D6
Joe Sestak: "Woman's nation" has changed everything D10
Robert Leight: Remembering a historic year for baseball D11
SPORTS
Three local wrestlers finish second at districts B1
CB East girls earn another ticket to states B1
Local athletes shine at Meet of Champions; states next B3
Postseason recap: CB South boys eliminated; three divers advancing B4
ENTERTAINMENT
Mark your Calendar C6-C7
Dining In: Diana Cercone: Farmers' market provides the freshest seafood C2
Dining Out: The fresher the better at Maize C3
Dining Around: "Revolution never tasted so good" C4
Restaurant Week a first for New Hope C8
Spend "A Night under the Tuscan Sun" for YMCA C9
Judges named for Phillips' Mill photo show C10
Juried art exhibit opens at Coryell C11
"Now and Then" juxtaposes early, contemporary painters C12
HEALTH & FITNESS
Health & Fitness Calendar B6
Hypnosis center opens office in Frenchtown B6
Jim Brennan: Celiacs rejoice! Gluten-free bagels are here B7
BUSINESS
Home is where the business is for New Hope's Augenblick D1
John Augenblick: Roth IRS conversions - don't believe the hype D1
Juniper Place Yarns opens doors in Quakertown D2
SPIRITUAL SIDE
Partners help preserve St. Michael's site D9
February 25 Headlines
Christmas Citelebratiy con a bright light for Bethlehem
U.S. files Clean Air Act suits
DelVal appoints new dean of agriculture
Prizes awarded for "Lens on Litter" contest
Series provides new farmers introduction to soils
At one-year mark, PennDOT reports on stimulus funding A1
Upper Makefield residents protest nonprofit preserve's ownership of Crossing park land A1
Road equipment suffers under snow's weight...but frugal Tinicum road department fixes it A1
He's young but determined: Griffin collects for Haiti A1
Doylestown supervisor pleads guilty, resigns from board A3
State transportation projects awarded $121 million A3
Land Ethics Symposium offers practical stewardship A3
Lambertville wants to cut free parking at holidays A5
Solebury will ask voters to approve $5 million bond A7
Disposition of Upper Mountain Farm uncertain in Solebury Township A7
Doylestown fines developer for cutting down trees A9
Benner Hall receives life-saving donation A9
State announces fisheries position on Delaware management A9
County gives up first place: St Mary Medical Center is largest employer A12
Quakertown Alive hosts business mixer A12
Bucks Women's Fund will honor founding members D6
Prudential honors Bucks volunteers D6
Businesses hear how they can help a local school D7
DRBC hearing includes Bucks water withdrawal D9
Washington's birthday cake had 278 candles C1
75 years as a firefighter: Jack Lindsley, 98, continues as a volunteer D3
Sol Jacobson promoted more than 200 shows D4
Weekends: Evening at Cradle Valley A6
Charles Meredith: It's a small world - part one A10
Happy to be Here: It' time to step in at the Crossing A11
Donna Butchko: We need to end dependence on oil A11
Suzanne Zoglio: How old are you, really? A11
Elizabeth Ludlow Bowman: Angled arborvitae and ragged stumps B9
Diana Cercone: Count Emily Thompson among Bucks' abstract artists C9
CB South's Schmidt, Ahrens shine at leagues B1
Palisades falls short B1
Rock North tough: Quakertown boys bow out of districts B2
Moving on: Clutch free throws save the day for East girls B3
Motorsports: Reading reunion, car show a huge hit B3
Tracking success: West's Scarpello gives credit to coach B4
Dining In: Jane Gimpel: Centuries ago, Alpine herdsmen dined on Raclette C2
Dining Out: Blend of casual and formal at Brick Tavern C3
Dining Around: Give and take all the way with Alton Brown C4
Lahaska artists hang paintings in State Capitol C5
Art gets "Twisted" in Lambertville C12
Health & Fitness Calendar B7
Carolyn Holdsworth: Feeling dry? Here's how to glow B8
The coffee is served: Roasters search for the perfect blend D1
Pennridge's Ferry elected president of POTA board D1
Grey Nun helps Haiti earthquake victims D8
Squires serve pancakes at church breakfast D8
