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Read More: Man Struck, Killed On Route 1; Police Seek DriverThe driver of a vehicle that struck and killed a pedestrian along Route 1 in Falls Township fled the scene.
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Read More: Neshaminy Student Who Attended In-Person Orientation Tests Positive For COVID-19A Neshaminy School District student who attended an in-person orientation this week has tested positive for COVID-19, the district confirmed…
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Read More: Bristol Coalition Hosting Conversation On Race, EquityA local prevention-based coalition is hosting a community conversation about race and equity.
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Read More: Backpacks Sought To Help Homeless, VeteransA local food pantry is seeking donations of backpacks to benefit local veterans and individuals experiencing homelessness.
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Read More: Governor Again Pushes For Legalization Of Recreational MarijuanaGov. Tom Wolf convened a news conference Wednesday to once again plead with lawmakers to look at the possibility of…
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Read More: Car Struck By Gunfire At Nursing Home, No InjuriesPolice were investigating several shots fired into a parked vehicle Wednesday evening. The car was parked outside Statesman Health and…
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Read More: PA Medical Society President Says Telemedicine Needs Some GuidelinesTelemedicine became a vital tool in limiting the contagion of COVID-19, while enabling medical professionals to bridge the gap in…
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Read More: Former ITT Tech Students With Loans To See ReliefA group of state attorneys general have obtained debt relief for former students of the for-profit ITT Technical Institute, which…
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Read More: Bristol Council Will Hear Verizon Cell Tower ProposalBristol Borough Council will hear a proposal from Verizon to construct a cell phone tower.
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Read More: Middletown Will Replace Police SUV Crushed By Tree During Tropical StormA Middletown Township police SUV that was destroyed when a tree fell on it during Tropical Storm Isaias will be…
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Read More: Police Log: Obscenities Scratched Into Car, Computer Taken & MoreThe latest incidents in Bristol Township.
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Read More: State Will Appeal Federal Judge’s Decision On COVID-19 Mitigation MeasuresGov. Tom Wolf’s administration will appeal a federal judge’s decision that threw out some of the state’s COVID-19 mitigation measures.
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Read More: Construction Underway in Falls Twp. On Wawa’s First-Ever Drive-ThruWawa has begun construction on its first-ever contactless, drive-thru location.
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Read More: Community College Hosting Online Forum For Constitution DayBucks County Community College will host a special Constitution Day virtual event for the public.
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Read More: DEP Offers Tips On How To Properly Close Swimming PoolFootball is back, and the last of the hot summer days are upon us. In an effort to help protect…
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Read More: Western Wildfires Cause Hazy Skies Above Lower Bucks CountyMonday’s sunset and Tuesday’s sunrise featured an orange-colored hue due to smoke that traveled more than 2,000 miles from western…
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Read More: County Health Director Says Social Gatherings, College Students Partly To Blame For New COVID-19 CasesA jump in early September COVID-19 cases among Bucks Countians has largely been attributed to college students returning to campuses…
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Read More: State Asks Pennsylvanians To Avoid Large Gatherings After Judge’s RulingPennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine on Monday declined to directly address a federal judge’s ruling that invalidated some…
