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Read More: Fitzpatrick Speaks Out After President’s Immigration AddressPresident Barack Obama on Thursday night addressed the nation to discuss an overhaul of the country’s immigration system.
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Read More: Cops: Drugs Shipped To House Near DaycareLanghorne authorities allege an Ohio man received seven pounds of marijuana through a United States Postal Service’s Priority Mail delivery. Thomas James Weaver, 49,…
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Read More: 2 Seek Medical Care Following CrashTwo people sought medical treatment after a Thursday afternoon crash in Middletown Township’s Levittown section.
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Read More: State Court Sets Payout At $500,000 For Pennsbury Bus Accident VictimA woman who lost her leg in a bus crash at Pennsbury High School will only get a payout of…
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Read More: Bristol Township Council Meeting AgendaThe Bristol Township Council will be meeting tonight at the municipal building at 2501 Bath Rd. The meeting begins at…
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Read More: Bristol Twp. Holiday Parade Set For SaturdayThe annual Bristol Township Holiday Parade will be marching through Levittown this Saturday.
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Read More: Bristol Twp. Father Jailed On Child Abuse ChargesAbusing an infant so bad that they require hospitalization is heinous enough. Denying it and creating an alternative story for…
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Read More: Bristol Township Police Union Wants Council To Rethink Public Safety Director PositionThe Bristol Township Police Benevolent Association sent a letter to the township council this week asking them to reconsider the…
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Read More: Carrying The Message Of Christmas, The Recovery Community WayRecovery from substance abuse can some times be wrapped up in a singular statement: “In redemption, we will pay it…
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Read More: Light of Justice Wakes ‘Passed Out’ Man in Mill Street Parking Lot as Authorities Turn Up Heat on Narcotics TradeBristol Borough police officials said they have gone from being “reactive to proactive” in recent weeks as more narcotics related…
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Read More: Business Owner Says He Was Wrongly Arrested In Drug OperationA Bristol Township resident and business owner is suing agents from the Pennslyvania Attorney General’s Office. James Howard Simmers, 51,…
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Read More: Gift Ban Legislation To Get Second Chance As Wolf Pushes Own Ethics ReformGov.-elect Tom Wolf has already asked his transition team to sign a code of conduct prohibiting members from accepting gifts,…
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Read More: Fire Chief Warns Of Phone ScamA Middletown fire chief is concerned about phony fundraising calls.
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Read More: DA: Perjury Charge Filed Against Man Who Lied About Being Severely Disabled For YearsBucks County authorities say James George Douris claimed before a judge that he was so physically disabled he couldn’t write,…
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Read More: Police Arrest Man For Craigslist AdA Bristol Township man is accused of using his ex-girlfriend’s image and cellphone number on a Craiglist ad that solicited…
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Read More: Neshaminy Moves Forward With Roadmap For FutureThe proposed roadmap for the future of the Neshaminy School District continues to move forward.
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Read More: Police Log: $150 In Merch Stolen From Giant, Trespassing At Mall & MoreThe following was provided courtesy of the Middletown Township Police Department. Middletown Township November 14 Trespassing Advertisements Shaheen B. Malik,…
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Read More: NEARBY: Popular Columbus Market To Reopen After FireThe Columbus Market in New Jersey is about to open after a fire.
