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Read More: Doomed PA Cap & Trade Bill Headed For Governor’s DeskIn its latest attempt to derail Gov. Tom Wolf’s climate policies, the General Assembly approved a bill that would prevent…
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Read More: Top County Public Health Doctor: Time To Open Things Up But SafelyIn the spring at the peak of COVID-19, Bucks County had more than 300 residents in hospitals at one time…
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Read More: More Than $8 Million Goes To Helping Victims, Funding Probation ProgramSeveral Bucks County organizations, a municipality, and a county offender probation program have received state funds. The Pennsylvania Commission on…
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Read More: Bristol Twp. School Board Votes Again Not To Hold Fall SportsAn outcry from some parents and students led the Bristol Township School Board to reconsider their August decision to scrap…
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Read More: 9/11 Remembrance Ceremonies To ContinueAlthough ceremonies will be a bit different this year due to the pandemic, local communities will still mark the September…
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Read More: Police Log: Fleeing & Eluding Arrest, Tools Stolen & MoreSee the latest incidents in Bristol Township.
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Read More: Board Of Elections Moves Polling Places, Plans Ballot Drop-Off BoxesTwo Levittown-area polling places will be moving come the November 3 general election.
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Read More: Bristol Hair Salon Recognized Nationally For Being Accepting Environment For LGBTQ+ CustomersBristol Borough is no stranger to national awards. There was the 2017 Small Business Revolution that brought seven businesses in…
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Read More: Middletown Creates Human Relations CommissionMiddletown Township joins just a handful of other Bucks County communities in creating a Human Relations Commission.
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Read More: Conwell-Egan, Other Catholic High School Teachers Reject Contract OfferThe union that represents local Catholic high school educators has rejected an offer from the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. The Association…
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Read More: Small Earthquake Shakes Levittown AreaA small earthquake that emanated from the under central New Jersey could be felt in the Levittown area early Wednesday.
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Read More: Residents Warned About Voter Disinformation RobocallsState officials are warning residents about false claims on mail-in voting that are coming in the form of robocalls.
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Read More: Republicans’ Pandemic Resistance Movement Coming Up Short In PALast week, Pennsylvania legislative Republicans tried and failed – again – to strip Gov. Tom Wolf of broad emergency powers…
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Read More: UPDATE: Police Say Shooting Suspect Not In CustodyFalls Township police initially thought they had the suspect in a Tuesday afternoon shooting in custody. However, further investigation determined…
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Read More: NEARBY: Garden Of Reflection Hit By VandalismJust days away from the 19th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the statewide memorial that honors victims…
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Read More: Three Charged In Wawa Fuel Theft Scheme, Officials SayThree people were arrested in what law enforcement alleged was a scheme to use fake credit cards to steal diesel…
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Read More: Restaurants Can Increase Occupancy To 50% Later This MonthRestaurants across the state will be able to increase indoor occupancy from 25 percent to 50 percent starting Monday, September…
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Read More: County Sees 53% Increase In New COVID-19 CasesBucks County reported a 53 percent spike in new COVID-19 cases last week.
