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Most Read Stories – The Year 2020


Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com

Take a look back at LevittownNow.com‘s most read stories of 2020.

Coronavirus Coverage
Across the board, coverage of the novel coronavirus was the top read topic and series of stories in 2020. Starting from it’s first mention on our site in early February to the closures and business impacts, deaths, kindness shown by locals, information on keeping healthy, vaccines, and continuing coverage to this day. Nearly every day, our COVID-19 dashboard has been updated with the latest information.

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One Dead After Car Plunges Into Delaware River
Tragedy struck in April when a car went into the Delaware River in Bristol Borough.

Police Seek Tractor-Trailer In Fatal Hit-&-Run Investigation
The search for the driver who first struck and killed a 29-year-old woman in early March along Route 1. The case was high-profile and has not yet led to charges.

Chick-fil-A Proposed For Shopping Center
We broke the news that Chick-fil-A is planning a second location with a drive-thru in Middletown Township.

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Duo Accused In Sesame Place Attack Headed To Trial
The violent attack at Sesame Place made national headlines. The two defendants are awaiting a trial.

EXCLUSIVE: Large U.S. Steel Site To Be Sold To Developer
The news that the massive U.S. Steel site in Falls Township came early in the year. In July, we broke the news that the site was being sold to NorthPoint Development. Since then, we’ve continued to cover the site, which could lead to $1.5 billion of development and as many as 10,000 jobs.

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EXCLUSIVE: Amazon Opening Two Large Distribution Centers In Levittown Area
Our reporting that Amazon was planning to open two large centers in Levittown-area was a top read. The reporting is big economic news for the area.

After Years, Two Dangerous Middletown Intersections To Be Revamped
Two dangerous intersections in Middletown Township will be remade in the coming years.

Demolition Of Power Plant Rumbles Across Bucks County
A hearty boom and rumble that rippled across Bucks County in March was caused by an implosion at a shuttered New Jersey power plant.

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Busy Intersection Eyed For Redevelopment
A busy corner in Bristol Township could be poised for redevelopment.


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