Lower Bucks Co.'s 1st Shopping Mall Is Closing

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — The Neshaminy Mall, Bucks County's first shopping mecca, is closing after showcasing stores for decades.

Meanwhile, the Five Ponds Golf Course in Warminster Township has unveiled plans for its new $25 million clubhouse.

This is a summary of business stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County:

The Neshaminy Mall Is Closing

The Bucks County Redevelopment Authority is working with the mall's owners on a redevelopment plan for the site off Route 1 in Bensalem Township. (Read More)

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Details Unveiled On Five Ponds Golf Clubhouse

The Warminster Township-owned Five Ponds Golf Course off Street Road will soon see construction begin of a new $25 million clubhouse. (Read More)

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Boscov's Responds To Neshaminy Mall Closing

The Neshaminy Mall may be closing, but one of its anchors is sticking around. Boscov's issued a statement on Wednesday following the announcement that the Neshaminy Mall would be closing over the next few months. (Read More)

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Iron Oven Begins Construction At New Site

The deal has been signed, sealed, and delivered — and now work on The Iron Oven Hatboro is underway. It's the second location for the Southampton business. (Read More)

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What Shoppers Want At Neshaminy Mall Site

With the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority planning to help in the makeover of the 108.5 acre-site Neshaminy Mall property located on Route 1 near the PA Turnpike, some shoppers have their own ideas for its future. (Read More)

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