Although February is the shortest month of the year, it sure was one of the busiest.
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According to our analytics, LevittownNow.com saw 730,000 pageviews during the 28 days of the month. The majority of those pageviews were from residents in Lower Bucks County.
The most read coverage of the month was of the tragic murders of five people inside a Morrisville apartment. While we don’t normally cover day-to-day matters in Morrisville, the story was so important that we have been providing ongoing reporting on it.
See what your neighbors were clicking on this month:
1. Cops Say Mother & Daughter Confessed To Role In Deaths Of Five Family Members
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Police and county detectives entered the three-bedroom, ground-floor Morrisville Borough apartment where five people were found dead and discovered it in disarray.
2. Detectives: Three Men Delivered More Than $800,000 Worth Of Drugs
Three Virginia men were arrested in Middletown for allegedly hauling several hundred thousand dollars worth of drugs.
3. North Carolina Man Charged With Crashing Car Into Club Capri
A 32-year-old North Carolina man has been charged with plowing his older Ford Mustang into a Bristol Township bar, according to police.
4. Body Found In River ID’ed As Missing Falls Twp. Man
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Authorities confirmed that the remains pulled from the Delaware River in Bristol Township in late January belonged to Raymond Myslinski, a resident of Falls Township’s Hedgerow Woods neighborhood.
5. 18-Year-Old Trenton Man Busted For Allegedly Selling Heroin In Lower Bucks County
An investigation that spanned Lower Bucks County and Trenton led to the arrest of a man who allegedly sold heroin in the area.
6. Jury Convicts Former Stripper For Murder Of ‘Sugar Daddy’
A 34-year-old mother was convicted at the start of the month for the murder of her on-and-off-again 64-year-old boyfriend inside his Upper Makefield home along the Delaware River.
7. Man Shot In Ear Following Argument, Cops Say
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An argument at a Falls Township mobile home community led to a man being shot.
8. Newspapers Layoff Photographers, Other Staff In Latest Round Of Cuts
The owner of the Tullytown-based Bucks County Courier Times has made more cuts to its staff.
9. New Bakery Brings Sweets, Soup To Mill Street
Angelina’s Bake Shop, which was soft-opened last October, serves sweets, bread, and soup in a sit-down storefront with a classic design motif in Bristol Borough.
10. Authorities Warn Of Police Impersonator With Body Odor
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Falls Township police are warning area residents of a police impersonator.
An important story you may have missed…
Congressman Fitzpatrick, Chair Of National Heroin Task Force, Visits ‘Ground Zero’
It only took moments to see the impact. Stray uncapped needles on the street, open-air drug dealers calling out for buyers, and people struggling with opioid addiction dipping out on the sidewalk were among the scenes in the area surrounding Kensington Avenue and Somerset Street in Philadelphia.
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