July is traditionally among LevittownNow.com‘s slower months, and that was evidenced by how many automatic “on vacation” replies we got back from our Daily Digest newsletter.
Our site had 618,000 pageviews in July and, as expected, saw the bulk of our visitors from Lower Bucks County.
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See what your neighbors were clicking on this month:
1. Cops: Baby Found With Two People Suspected Of Being High
A child was found in a vehicle where both of the adult occupants were suspected of being under the influence of drugs.
2. Langhorne Man Arrested For Attempted Luring Of Girls
A Langhorne man was taken into custody on charges he attempted to lure two girls in Lower Makefield.
3. Young Woman Tells Police She Was Raped At 14
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A Philadelphia man has been charged with raping a woman six years ago in Bristol Township.
4. Former Leaders Charged With Stealing Thousands From Volunteer Fire Company
Two former leaders of the Falls Township Fire Company have been charged with stealing from the volunteer organization.
5. Community Comes Together To Help Local Family Impacted By Serious Accident
A summer trip with friends has changed the life of Luke Tynan and his family.
6. Bank Robbery Suspect Captured At Motel
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A homeless man who recently was released from prison is accused of robbing a bank in Tullytown.
7. Wendy’s, AutoZone Approved For Former Gas Station Site
A new retail development has been approved for a group of vacant lots in Bristol Township.
8. Man Robs Wells Fargo In Bristol
Police swarmed the Wells Fargo Bank on Radcliffe Street in Bristol Borough the after the July 4th holiday for an armed robbery.
9. 10 Homes Approved To Be Blighted In Bristol Twp.
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Bristol Township Council recently approved moving forward to blight 10 properties as part of the community’s fight against abandoned homes.
10. Wife Remains In Vegetative State As Husband Makes Plea
While a 32-year-old woman remains under medical care in an unresponsive, vegetative state, her 32-year-old husband came before a judge earlier this month at the Justice Center in Doylestown.
An important story you may have missed…
AARP, Critic Of Senior Scams, Draws Flak Over Membership Marketing Practices
In its newsletters and magazines, in congressional testimony and on its website, AARP warns seniors about deceptive direct mail and other dubious marketing come-ons as part of its mission to protect members from financial abuses. But the huge advocacy group’s own aggressive efforts to coax seniors to join or renew their memberships also have drawn a burst of criticism this year.
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