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  • Police Charge Man In Alleged Pickax Attack
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Charge Man In Alleged Pickax Attack

    July 8, 2015

    A Falls Township resident is accused of threatening a man with a pickax.

    Read More: Police Charge Man In Alleged Pickax Attack
  • ‘American Pickers’ Looking For Filming Locations In Area
    Arts & Entertainment, Business

    ‘American Pickers’ Looking For Filming Locations In Area

    July 8, 2015

    The “American Pickers” duo from the hit History Channel program are gearing up to shoot in Pennsylvania.

    Read More: ‘American Pickers’ Looking For Filming Locations In Area
  • Philadelphia Residents Charged With Robbing 78-Year-Old Woman
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Philadelphia Residents Charged With Robbing 78-Year-Old Woman

    July 8, 2015

    Two Philadelphia residents have been charged with robbing a 78-year-old woman outside of the ShopeRite in Fairless Hills.

    Read More: Philadelphia Residents Charged With Robbing 78-Year-Old Woman
  • Falls Police Will Meet With Residents Following Burglary Spree
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Government, Neighbors

    Falls Police Will Meet With Residents Following Burglary Spree

    July 8, 2015

    Officials from the Falls Township Police Department will be holding a town hall meeting for residents after a recent burglary…

    Read More: Falls Police Will Meet With Residents Following Burglary Spree
  • Pope’s Visit Expected To Bring Influx Of Vehicles To Area Train Stations
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Neighbors, Transportation

    Pope’s Visit Expected To Bring Influx Of Vehicles To Area Train Stations

    July 8, 2015

    Tullytown Borough Chief of Police Daniel Doyle said Tuesday night that the borough of barely 1,900 people could see an…

    Read More: Pope’s Visit Expected To Bring Influx Of Vehicles To Area Train Stations
  • Bristol Borough Police Department Running Low On Vests
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Bristol Borough Police Department Running Low On Vests

    July 8, 2015

    An important issue was addressed at Monday night’s Bristol Borough Council Work Session.

    Read More: Bristol Borough Police Department Running Low On Vests
  • Local Family Dollar Stores To Be Sold
    Business

    Local Family Dollar Stores To Be Sold

    July 8, 2015

    A messy acquisition involving Dollar Tree taking over Family Dollar stores has closed.

    Read More: Local Family Dollar Stores To Be Sold
  • Turnpike Toll Increases Expected For ‘Foreseeable Future’
    Transportation

    Turnpike Toll Increases Expected For ‘Foreseeable Future’

    July 7, 2015

    The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission voted to hike tolls by 6 percent come January 3, 2016.

    Read More: Turnpike Toll Increases Expected For ‘Foreseeable Future’
  • Bristol Senior Boys Win 2-1 Against Levittown Pacific
    Neighbors, Sports, The Latest

    Bristol Senior Boys Win 2-1 Against Levittown Pacific

    July 7, 2015

    The Bristol Senior Boys are coming off an exciting weekend battle for the Senior League District 21.

    Read More: Bristol Senior Boys Win 2-1 Against Levittown Pacific
  • History Instructor Receives Grant To Attend Holocaust Education Conference
    Business

    History Instructor Receives Grant To Attend Holocaust Education Conference

    July 7, 2015

    Bucks County Community College history instructor Jerry Millevoi has received a grant to attend the 2015 Arthur and Rochelle Belfer…

    Read More: History Instructor Receives Grant To Attend Holocaust Education Conference
  • Police: Man Robbed Home Depot Customer, Fled In Stolen Vehicle
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police: Man Robbed Home Depot Customer, Fled In Stolen Vehicle

    July 7, 2015

    Officers in Bristol Borough and Falls Township coordinated to arrest one man they say was rummaging through a man’s vehicle…

    Read More: Police: Man Robbed Home Depot Customer, Fled In Stolen Vehicle
  • Groups Have Differing Views On Proposed Stripper Registry
    Government

    Groups Have Differing Views On Proposed Stripper Registry

    July 7, 2015

    Plenty of people have made cracks recently about legislation that would create a registry of strippers in Pennsylvania, but a…

    Read More: Groups Have Differing Views On Proposed Stripper Registry
  • Stolen Pickup Found Stuck In Mud
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Stolen Pickup Found Stuck In Mud

    July 7, 2015

    Falls Township police have recovered a stolen vehicle.

    Read More: Stolen Pickup Found Stuck In Mud
  • Cops: Levittown Man High On Heroin Attacks Ex-Girlfriend
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Cops: Levittown Man High On Heroin Attacks Ex-Girlfriend

    July 6, 2015

    Police in Falls Township have arrested a Levittown man after they allege heroin induced behavior caused him to attack his…

    Read More: Cops: Levittown Man High On Heroin Attacks Ex-Girlfriend
  • Electrical Malfunction Causes Scare At Hotel Sauna
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Electrical Malfunction Causes Scare At Hotel Sauna

    July 6, 2015

    Fire crews from around the area responded to the Sheraton Hotel in Falls Township for a smoke condition.

    Read More: Electrical Malfunction Causes Scare At Hotel Sauna
  • Neshaminy Teacher Passes Away After Cancer Battle
    Neighbors, Schools

    Neshaminy Teacher Passes Away After Cancer Battle

    July 6, 2015

    A popular Neshaminy School District teacher passed away, officials announced Monday.

    Read More: Neshaminy Teacher Passes Away After Cancer Battle
  • Community Survey Planned To Help Pick Next BTSD Superintendent
    Government, Schools

    Community Survey Planned To Help Pick Next BTSD Superintendent

    July 6, 2015

    A survey seeking input on the next leader of the Bristol Township School District will be released this week.

    Read More: Community Survey Planned To Help Pick Next BTSD Superintendent
  • Bids For Bristol Docks Due Wednesday
    Government

    Bids For Bristol Docks Due Wednesday

    July 6, 2015

    Bids from contractors hoping to build much-anticipated docks to the Delaware River at the end of Mill Street in Bristol…

    Read More: Bids For Bristol Docks Due Wednesday
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