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Read More: State Conforms With New Federal Quarantine GuidanceLate last week, the Pennsylvania Department of Health issued an advisory that they will be aligning quarantine guidance for people…
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Read More: Pennsbury Continues Welcoming Students Back To ClassroomsThe Pennsbury School District will continue with their plan of allowing students in grades pre-kindergarten to eighth to return under…
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Read More: Congressman Fitzpatrick-Supported Big Cat Public Safety Act Passes HouseA bill featured in Netflix’s docuseries “Tiger King” and supported by Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick passed the U.S. House of Representatives…
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Read More: Power Issues Cause Problems, Require Fire Company To Respond To MallThe Oxford Valley Mall was forced to close for some time Saturday evening, a peak shopping period during the holiday…
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Read More: After Lobbying By Bristol Twp. ‘Rosie The Riveter,’ WWII Heroes Will Get Congressional Gold MedalA piece of legislation pushed forward by area lawmakers and a Bristol Township resident was signed into law by President…
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Read More: Trump Campaign Appeals Bucks County Case To PA Supreme CourtPresident Donald Trump’s campaign isn’t done fighting to appeal a rejected decision to toss about 2,000 mail-in and absentee votes…
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Read More: Letter From Dozens Of GOP State Lawmakers Asks Federal Delegation To Object To Election ResultsA number of state Republican lawmakers have signed a letter urging Pennsylvania’s federal delegation to object to the outcome of…
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Read More: Investigators ID 18 Year Old Killed In ShootingThe Bucks County District Attorney’s Office on Friday released the name of the 18-year-old man shot and killed Tuesday night…
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Read More: Man In Need Of Medications Reported MissingFalls Township police said Friday that they are seeking the whereabouts of a missing man.
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Read More: Enjoy Holiday Lights In The Vines On Bucks County Wine TrailIf 5 p.m. sunsets have you feeling light-deprived, there’s good news from Pennsylvania wine country, where acres of enchanting vineyards…
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Read More: Former Longtime Middletown Township Manager Dies From CancerThe man who served as Middletown Township manager during a pivotal time in the 1980s and 1990s passed away.
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Read More: Middletown Looks To Produce Savings By Offering Deal For Veteran Officers To RetireSome veterans officers in Middletown Township could have incentive to retire early.
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Read More: Legislative Rules Need Refreshing In PA For Better Representation, Lawmakers SayPennsylvania runs the most expensive full-time Legislature in the nation that produces the fewest bills, according to redistricting advocates, because…
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Read More: Police Log: Thefts From Vehicles, Business Burglary, & MoreSee the latest incidents in Bristol Township.
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Read More: Rob’s Automotive & Service Center Is HiringRob’s Automotive & Service Center is seeking qualified candidates for a number of open jobs.
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Read More: Bucks County Testing New Program That Will Pair Social Workers With CopsA new Bucks County pilot program will pair social workers with police officers to help people in crisis.
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Read More: Pandemic, Partisan Jabs Exposed Gaps In PA’s New Mail-In Voting LawBefore any threat of a deadly, fast-spreading coronavirus disrupted daily life in every way across Pennsylvania, state lawmakers had approved…
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Read More: UPDATED: 2-Year-Old Boy Died Of Gunshot WoundBucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub identified the boy who was killed as 2-year-old Julius Thornton.
