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  • Police Log: Wires & Pipes Stolen from George School, $650 Phone Taken from Mall & More
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Log: Wires & Pipes Stolen from George School, $650 Phone Taken from Mall & More

    July 30, 2014

    See the latest crime in Middletown.

    Read More: Police Log: Wires & Pipes Stolen from George School, $650 Phone Taken from Mall & More
  • Charges Held Against Man Accused of Fighting Friend, Striking Him with Truck
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Charges Held Against Man Accused of Fighting Friend, Striking Him with Truck

    July 30, 2014

    A Middletown man will go to trial for allegedly attacking a friend in June.

    Read More: Charges Held Against Man Accused of Fighting Friend, Striking Him with Truck
  • Work on Big Oak Road Progressing
    Government, Transportation

    Work on Big Oak Road Progressing

    July 30, 2014

    Contractors have finished reconstruction, regrading and realignment of Big Oak Road between Woodbourne and Township Line roads in Middletown, according…

    Read More: Work on Big Oak Road Progressing
  • Police: Stolen Items, Drug Paraphernalia Found in Truck During Routine Traffic Stop
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police: Stolen Items, Drug Paraphernalia Found in Truck During Routine Traffic Stop

    July 30, 2014

    A routine traffic stop turned into an uncovering of nearly $1,000 worth of stolen merchandise when an expired inspection certificate…

    Read More: Police: Stolen Items, Drug Paraphernalia Found in Truck During Routine Traffic Stop
  • Lt. Gov: $1 Billion Education Cut Claim a โ€˜Damned Lieโ€™
    Government

    Lt. Gov: $1 Billion Education Cut Claim a โ€˜Damned Lieโ€™

    July 30, 2014

    Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley must have broken out his thesaurus Monday morning, considering he found several ways to denounce a…

    Read More: Lt. Gov: $1 Billion Education Cut Claim a โ€˜Damned Lieโ€™
  • Q2 Campaign Finance Reports: Fitzpatrick Has 7 Times More Than Strouse in Bank
    Elections, Government

    Q2 Campaign Finance Reports: Fitzpatrick Has 7 Times More Than Strouse in Bank

    July 29, 2014

    According the most recent campaign finance reports for the candidates in the eight congressional district of Pennsylvania, the race is…

    Read More: Q2 Campaign Finance Reports: Fitzpatrick Has 7 Times More Than Strouse in Bank
  • 3 Sent to Hospital After Trash Truck Crushes Minivan
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Transportation

    3 Sent to Hospital After Trash Truck Crushes Minivan

    July 29, 2014

    A veteran Bristol Township police lieutenant said three people trapped inside a Honda minivan that was crushed by a trash…

    Read More: 3 Sent to Hospital After Trash Truck Crushes Minivan
  • Business, Cops, Courts and Fire, Government

    Attorney General Warns of Consumer Scams

    July 29, 2014

    Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane is warning Pennsylvania consumers about several scams that have been reported to the Bureau of…

    Read More: Attorney General Warns of Consumer Scams
  • Crews to Spray Sections of Levittown for Mosquitoes
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Crews to Spray Sections of Levittown for Mosquitoes

    July 29, 2014

    Officials from the county and state will be spraying a chemical in the Levittown section of Bristol Township Thursday evening…

    Read More: Crews to Spray Sections of Levittown for Mosquitoes
  • Police Log: Out of Control Dog, Wallet with $2,000 Stolen & More
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Log: Out of Control Dog, Wallet with $2,000 Stolen & More

    July 29, 2014

    The following was provided courtesy of the Bristol Borough Police Department. Bristol Borough July 10 Theft Advertisements A Kindle Fire…

    Read More: Police Log: Out of Control Dog, Wallet with $2,000 Stolen & More
  • Superintendent ‘Hopeful’ BTSD Meetings Will be Broadcast on TV
    Government, Schools

    Superintendent ‘Hopeful’ BTSD Meetings Will be Broadcast on TV

    July 29, 2014

    Superintendent Dr. Sam Lee said the Bristol Township School District is “aggressively” looking to televise school board meetings.

    Read More: Superintendent ‘Hopeful’ BTSD Meetings Will be Broadcast on TV
  • Middletown to Repair Forsythia Crossing Bridge, Improve Redwood Avenue Storm Drains
    Government, Transportation

    Middletown to Repair Forsythia Crossing Bridge, Improve Redwood Avenue Storm Drains

    July 29, 2014

    The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors voted to award bids for contracting work throughout the township on Monday night.

    Read More: Middletown to Repair Forsythia Crossing Bridge, Improve Redwood Avenue Storm Drains
  • Man Admits to Stabbing Girlfriend, Her Mother
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Man Admits to Stabbing Girlfriend, Her Mother

    July 29, 2014

    A Morrisville man pleaded guilty Monday to stabbing the mother of his child and her mother inside a Falls Township…

    Read More: Man Admits to Stabbing Girlfriend, Her Mother
  • Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce Gives Award to Volunteer
    Business

    Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce Gives Award to Volunteer

    July 29, 2014

    Jessica J. Sweeney, Vice President of Marketing for First Federal of Bucks County, has been honored by the Lower Bucks…

    Read More: Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce Gives Award to Volunteer
  • Security Tight at Bristol Twp. School Board Meeting Following Threat
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Security Tight at Bristol Twp. School Board Meeting Following Threat

    July 29, 2014

    Bristol Township School District officials said a “vague threat” caused them to step up security at Monday night’s school board…

    Read More: Security Tight at Bristol Twp. School Board Meeting Following Threat
  • Bristol Hosts Puerto Rican Day Festival
    Arts & Entertainment, Neighbors

    Bristol Hosts Puerto Rican Day Festival

    July 28, 2014

    Bristol Borough was host to the Puerto Rican Day Festival on Saturday.

    Read More: Bristol Hosts Puerto Rican Day Festival
  • Man Pleads Guilty to Bristol Twp. Rapes
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Man Pleads Guilty to Bristol Twp. Rapes

    July 28, 2014

    A Bristol Township man stood before a judge in Doylestown on Monday and pleaded guilty to two rapes.

    Read More: Man Pleads Guilty to Bristol Twp. Rapes
  • Playwickian Editor, 17, Philly Mag’s Best Truth-to-Power Player
    Government, Schools

    Playwickian Editor, 17, Philly Mag’s Best Truth-to-Power Player

    July 28, 2014

    Spunky 17-year-old Penndel resident and Neshaminy High School senior Gillian McGoldrick was included to Philadelphia Magazine’s Best of Philadelphia list.

    Read More: Playwickian Editor, 17, Philly Mag’s Best Truth-to-Power Player
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