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  • Police Log: $6,264 Worth Of Equipment Stolen & Arrests
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Log: $6,264 Worth Of Equipment Stolen & Arrests

    April 14, 2017

    See the latest crime in Middletown.

    Read More: Police Log: $6,264 Worth Of Equipment Stolen & Arrests
  • Bristol Twp. Polling Place Relocated Permanently
    Elections, Government

    Bristol Twp. Polling Place Relocated Permanently

    April 14, 2017

    A Levittown-area polling place is changing for the upcoming primary election.

    Read More: Bristol Twp. Polling Place Relocated Permanently
  • New Skate Shop Opens In Langhorne
    Business, Neighbors

    New Skate Shop Opens In Langhorne

    April 14, 2017

    Bucks County skateboarding has a new home in Dogwood Skate Shop, a new specialty shop which recently opened along Maple…

    Read More: New Skate Shop Opens In Langhorne
  • Community College Trustees Raise Tuition Costs To Balance Budget
    Government, Schools

    Community College Trustees Raise Tuition Costs To Balance Budget

    April 14, 2017

    The Bucks County Community College Board of Trustees have voted to increase tuition.

    Read More: Community College Trustees Raise Tuition Costs To Balance Budget
  • Pickup Truck Engulfed By Flames Along I-95
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Pickup Truck Engulfed By Flames Along I-95

    April 13, 2017

    Firefighters responded to a pickup truck fire along I-95 north Thursday afternoon.

    Read More: Pickup Truck Engulfed By Flames Along I-95
  • Park Vandalized With Swastika
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Park Vandalized With Swastika

    April 13, 2017

    A swastika painted on a sliding board in Middletown will be removed and police will increase patrols.

    Read More: Park Vandalized With Swastika
  • Blue Fountain Diner Gets Overhaul, New Name
    Business

    Blue Fountain Diner Gets Overhaul, New Name

    April 13, 2017

    The long standing area dining institution is in the middle of a rebranding.

    Read More: Blue Fountain Diner Gets Overhaul, New Name
  • Lt. Gov. Mike Stack Accused Of Mistreating Staff, Security Detail
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Elections, Government, Neighbors

    Lt. Gov. Mike Stack Accused Of Mistreating Staff, Security Detail

    April 13, 2017

    Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor and the second lady are under investigation by the Inspector General’s Office for their alleged mistreatment of…

    Read More: Lt. Gov. Mike Stack Accused Of Mistreating Staff, Security Detail
  • Neshaminy Approves Final Set Of Upgrades To Elementary Schools
    Government, Schools

    Neshaminy Approves Final Set Of Upgrades To Elementary Schools

    April 13, 2017

    The final phase of the Neshaminy School District’s upgrades to elementary schools is scheduled to begin later this spring.

    Read More: Neshaminy Approves Final Set Of Upgrades To Elementary Schools
  • Cops: Man Breaks Into Girlfriends House, Taken Into Custody Twice In One Day
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Cops: Man Breaks Into Girlfriends House, Taken Into Custody Twice In One Day

    April 13, 2017

    Bristol Township police have taken a local man into custody after he broke into his ex-girlfriend’s home twice in one…

    Read More: Cops: Man Breaks Into Girlfriends House, Taken Into Custody Twice In One Day
  • Philadelphia Man Traced To Levittown Burglary Through Cell Phone Records
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Philadelphia Man Traced To Levittown Burglary Through Cell Phone Records

    April 13, 2017

    A nearly six-month police investigation has led to the arrest of a Philadelphia man.

    Read More: Philadelphia Man Traced To Levittown Burglary Through Cell Phone Records
  • NEARBY: Police Look For Attempted Robbery Suspect
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    NEARBY: Police Look For Attempted Robbery Suspect

    April 13, 2017

    Police in Morrisville Borough are looking for a woman who tried to rob a shop on East Bridge Street.

    Read More: NEARBY: Police Look For Attempted Robbery Suspect
  • Local Family Dollar Stores To Close, Layoffs Confirmed
    Business

    Local Family Dollar Stores To Close, Layoffs Confirmed

    April 12, 2017

    Dollar General’s purchase of 332 stores operated by North Carolina-based Dollar Express will mean layoffs in Bucks County.

    Read More: Local Family Dollar Stores To Close, Layoffs Confirmed
  • Cops, Courts and Fire

    UPDATED: Missing Man Found By Police

    April 12, 2017

    UPDATED: 11:16 p.m., Wednesday:ย  Jesse Weber was found safe by police. Advertisements Original Post: The Falls Township Police Department is…

    Read More: UPDATED: Missing Man Found By Police
  • How You Can Get Immediate Protection From Abuse
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    How You Can Get Immediate Protection From Abuse

    April 12, 2017

    If you are currently in an abusive relationship in Bucks County, you can be fully protected and safe within 24…

    Read More: How You Can Get Immediate Protection From Abuse
  • Students Receive Awards At Computer Fair
    Arts & Entertainment, Schools

    Students Receive Awards At Computer Fair

    April 12, 2017

    Bristol Township School District Tiger Techs, representing Armstrong Middle School, had an opportunity to show their creativity and technical skills…

    Read More: Students Receive Awards At Computer Fair
  • Officials Remind Residents That You Can Register To Vote Online
    Elections, Government, Neighbors

    Officials Remind Residents That You Can Register To Vote Online

    April 12, 2017

    Gov. Tom Wolf and Secretary of State Pedro A. Cortรฉs today reminded Pennsylvanians that Monday, April 17, is the deadline…

    Read More: Officials Remind Residents That You Can Register To Vote Online
  • Police Charge Homeless Woman With Vehicle Arson
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Charge Homeless Woman With Vehicle Arson

    April 12, 2017

    Bristol Township Fire Marshal Kevin Dippolito and police have completed their investigation of the car dealership arson that occurred late…

    Read More: Police Charge Homeless Woman With Vehicle Arson
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