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09/11/2026

25 year later. Never forget. Honor and remeber those that were lost and the heros that ran into the fire to help. God Bless.

09/01/2026

Some things to know about easements when buying a property easily broken down to understand.

Understand the different types of easements, how they affect property rights, and what every homebuyer should know before closing.

08/30/2026

Property taxes are more manageable with the Real Estate Tax Installment Plan! Eligible low-income homeowners and seniors can spread their Real Estate Tax payments through the end of the year, instead of paying the full bill at once. Apply by March 31.

Learn more: https://www.phila.gov/2026-01-27-pay-your-2026-property-taxes-in-monthly-installments-with-this-relief-program/

08/20/2026

Looking for facts about Pennsylvania? I've compiled 53 unique Pennsylvania facts from my four years traveling PA that you probably don't know.

07/27/2026

Do homebuyers know they have a legal right to choose their title agent? 🏡

We are held to the highest standards in the industry. Share this resource on your social media to help clients find a trusted title professional in Pennsylvania with our "Title Agent Search" feature. They can search by company, name, county or zip code. 🤝

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07/04/2026

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05/18/2026

Message from Animal Control Officer Czech

In May and June, does seek out secluded areas with tall grass, brush, or dense bushes to give birth and hide their fawns from predators. Here are some things to look out for and know:

~ After giving birth, the doe will leave her newborns alone for most of the day, returning at dawn and dusk to nurse them. Although the fawns may seem abandoned, they are not. The mother will continue to care for them, even jumping fences to reach and feed them.

~ To maximize their chances of survival, fawns stay curled up and motionless on the forest floor, using their scentless fur and white spots to camouflage with their surroundings. In their first few days of life, they remain close to their birth site, needing time to build strength and develop their bones and muscles.

~If a fawn becomes trapped in your fenced-in yard, do not worry. Simply open the gates, and they will find a way out.

~If you have a dog, it's best to bring them inside first. Then, open the gate and gently guide the fawn toward it. Move slowly and calmly—fawns can panic, and if they miss the opening, they might continue running into the fence and seriously hurt themselves.

~Fawns should not be taken in and fed regular store bought milk. That will make them sick.

If you have any issues or problems with a fawn contact: PA Game Commission at 1-833-PGC-WILD or Abington Township Animal Control to assist with the situation 267-620-1412.

05/08/2026

We spoke with security experts, but we wanna know: Do you keep your exterior lights on all night? If so, why? ⬇️

📸: Kyle J Caldwell