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2015 Year in Review at Weber Kracht and Chellew

December 31, 2015 By WKCLawBlog

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As we pause before celebrating the arrival of 2016, we want to thank our friends, clients, and colleagues for a meaningful and successful 2015. We don’t exist without you and we are so very glad you choose us to represent, guide and advise you during the most important times of your lives.

It is also because of you that we are able to be supportive of the community we serve. This year alone we collaborated with Bucks County Community College for the Bebop Bolt at Bucks Color Dash, raising $4,300 in scholarship funds for BCCC students and the young musicians of Got Strings? Youth Orchestra.

We had the opportunity to mingle with the “Business After Hours” mixer we co-hosted at the firm with Sisters U and the Pennridge Chamber of Commerce. It’s always a pleasure to meet new people and catch up with old friends.

Santa joined the firm – for a day – and accompanied attorney Mike Frisbie’s team to Rockhill Mennonite Community’s Personal Care Center. It’s one of the highlights of the year to spend time handing out presents and singing carols with the residents.

And we had the privilege of collaborating with ten fellow local businesses to collect 897lbs of winter clothing for Pennridge FISH. It doesn’t get much better than that.

We close this year with “Promise” as our word of the month. It is our desire that your year ends on a note of promise for a wonderful, healthy and prosperous 2016.

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This Week at Weber Kracht and Chellew | 1.17.15

January 16, 2015 By WKCLawBlog

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We hope you’ve had a good start to 2015. Here’s a recap of the past week at the firm.

We kicked off the new year with “gratitude” for January’s Word of the Month. What better way to start 2015?

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Last weekend we had the opportunity to tour the brand new Bucks County Justice Center. You can take a look around as well, courtesy of this video and report from The Intelligencer.

Our own Dean Arthur and his wife, Jodi, attended the January 8th debut of The Bucks County Bar Association‘s exhibition, “A Judicial Legacy: Portraits from the Bucks County Courts Collection” at the James A. Michener Art Museum. The exhibition runs through February 8.

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It’s also time to cast your vote for the Bucks County Courier Times and The Intelligencer’s 2014 Do-Gooder. There are many worthy organizations in the running to win $5,000 in public service advertising, including our friends at Pennridge FISH. Learn more about it and cast your vote here.

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The Year in Review at Weber Kracht and Chellew

December 30, 2014 By WKCLawBlog

It’s hard to believe it’s time to say goodbye to 2014.

This year we were proud to serve our community in a number of ways: a Back to School supply drive, sponsoring the Perkasie FallFest 5K, providing pro bono services, helping to present a Child ID event and bringing smiles – and Santa Claus – to the residents of the Belle Haven Nursing Home.

Our attorneys, always eager to help, shared their expertise in the areas of Constitutional law, real estate, non-profits, insurance, estate planning and small business counseling.

We hope you are looking toward 2015 with anticipation and wish you all the best in the coming New Year.

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This Week at Weber Kracht and Chellew | 12.20.2014

December 19, 2014 By WKCLawBlog

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This week we debuted our “Word of the Month.” It’s something we’ve done for quite a while here in the office and now we share it with you. The word for December is “Exuberant.”

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What comes to mind when you think of this word?

Since it’s the season of giving, we revisited Dean Arthur‘s post on the value of giving back.

Over on our Facebook page, we shared news of a terrific scholarship opportunity from Bucks County Community College as well as the chance to purchase discounted ski tickets from Perkasie Borough’s Parks and Recreation Department. We’re fortunate to do business in such a great community.

We want to thank you for reading our blog and your interest in Weber Kracht and Chellew.

Wishing you and your loved ones very Happy Holidays.

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This Week at Weber Kracht and Chellew | 11.1.14

October 31, 2014 By WKCLawBlog

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Welcome to November! We hope you had a safe and happy Halloween and are looking forward to an extra hour of sleep when Daylight Savings Time ends tonight. We’re still thrilled that our colleague, firm administrator Karen Chellew, received one of the very few endorsements given by The Intelligencer this election year. If you didn’t know, Karen is running for election as State Representative for the 145th District of the Pennsylvania Legislature. We are incredibly proud of her. Read The Intelligencer endorsement here.

We unveiled our plans to provide a Child ID event in conjunction with the Quakertown Rotary Habitat 5K & Kids’ Fun Run Saturday, November 29. The Child ID is FREE of charge for all children participating in the Kids’ Fun Run. The Bucks County Sheriff”s Department will be administering the IDs inside the Quakertown United Methodist Church from 8am-12Noon. Learn more about the 5K and Kids’ Fun Run here and also here.

We also got to know more about Rick Howard, who in turn helped navigate the potential pitfalls of nonprofit management via this week’s blog post.

Our #TBT moment took us to the very recent past, with a sneak peek at a photo shoot with the firm by Steve Brown of Looking Glass Photography.

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