Wrightstown, PA

Do you Want to be a Hero? Lingohocken Fire Company is Looking for Volunteers

The Lingohocken Fire Company is looking to up their numbers and is holding a recruitment BBQ on Saturday 10/2.  Do you want to join in?

The Lingohocken Fire Company is composed of a wonderful group  who do so much more for this community than put out fires (and really, that would be enough, right?)

My favorite thing is the annual Santa run when Santa and Mrs. Clause come around on the fire trucks.  We live on a REALLY small dead-end street, but they always take the time to stop, get off the truck and take a picture with us.  The kids go crazy.

The also offer an annual Fire Safety Day where they have the community come out and learn about fire safety.  Only this isn't boring lectures of demonstrations - these guys give the kids a turn on the firehoses.  THE FIREHOSES!  Again, the kids go crazy

This little firehouse enhances the community in numerous ways and I'm thankful that we have them watching our backs.

If you want to join this great group of people, stop by the recruitment BBQ held at the firehouse on the corner of Mill Creek Rd and Washington Ave in Wycombe and find out the scoop!

Lingohocken Fire Company

1090 Washington Ave.

Wycombe, PA  

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The Village Renaissance Faire - Wrightstown, PA September 18th & 19th 2010

All the Lords and Ladies are partying at the Middletown Grange this weekend!

The Village Renaissance Faire

Middletown Grange Fair Grounds (Penns Park Rd & 413)

September 18th & 19th

11:00 - 6:00 Daily

Ridiculously fun (I love being called a Fair Maiden) and super cheap, this is a great way to spend the weekend here in Wrightstown, PA.  Admission is just $5, kids under 8 are free, and there is free parking.  

Told you.  Super cheap.

 They have a full schedule of events, including jugglers, music, jousting, crafts, kids' kingdom, and a living history pavillion. 

If you've never been to a Renaissance Faire, however, the best part are the actors who walk around and interact with you throughout the day.  They never break character, and if you can suspend your disbelief and play along, it's a fun time.

All proceeds from the Renaissance Faire go to the best little library that could - The Village Library in Wrightstown, PA.