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Ken Knickerbocker

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The Valley Forge Music Fair Story: From a Tent in Devon to Lost Landmark

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By Ken Knickerbocker
| VISTA Today
Every show was an experience of a lifetime. Today, where generations of people once sat in the dark and watched some of the greatest entertainers in the world perform on a revolving stage, the Valley Forge Music Fair is only a memory. For those of us who were lucky enough to see a show there, there will never be another place quite like it.
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Bucks County Ranks 7th in Life Expectancy Statewide. What Would It Take to Rank First?

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By Ken Knickerbocker
| BUCKSCO.Today
A 30-mile drive west out of Philadelphia adds six and a half years to your life expectancy, BUCKSCO Today reported last week. Chester County averages 81.4 years. Philadelphia averages 74.9. The map was published by the Center for Rural Pennsylvania using the County Health Rankings model from the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute.
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Inside The Station Doylestown: Why Three Restaurateurs Bet on Doylestown’s Historic Freight House

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By Ken Knickerbocker
| BUCKSCO.Today
For more than a century, the old Reading Company freight house on Ashland Street sat beside the Doylestown train station doing what freight houses do: moving things from one place to another. Goods arrived by rail, changed hands, and headed out into the borough. The building was useful, unglamorous, and very much tied to the rhythms of the region. Today, it is one of the most talked-about new restaurants in Bucks County.
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