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Read More: Police Log: Masks Stolen, Public Intoxication Citations & MoreSee the latest incidents in Middletown Township.
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Read More: Neighbors: Bristol Twp. Man Helps Preserve Movie HistoryHeโs known locally as Smilinโ Lou Powers, the host of โSunshine Music Memories,โ on local radio station, WBCB-AM.
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Read More: Middletown Take Part In Local Climate Action ProgramMiddletown Township is participating in the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Local Climate Action Program.
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Read More: Bristol Twp. Fire Company Receives $357,400 Federal GrantA Bristol Township fire company has received a large federal grant to fund a four-year firefighter retention and recruitment program.
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Read More: Congressman Votes For Postal Service Support BillA $25 billion funding plan for the U.S. Postal Service passed the House of Representatives with local Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick’s…
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Read More: Police Log: Fugitive From Justice, Tools Stolen & MoreThe following was provided courtesy of the Bristol Township Police Department. Bristol Township August 19 Arrest Advertisements A 31-year-old Levittown…
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Read More: Family, Demonstrators Call For Improvements To Mental Health SystemRomy Ulysse said her family knew her brother needed help. And they wanted him to get it.
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Read More: Falls Twp. Officer Hospitalized After Serious Saturday CrashA Falls Township police officer had to be cut from his mangled patrol vehicle after a serious crash Saturday night.
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Read More: One Sesame Place Assault Suspect Extradited, Other To SurrenderThe 39-year-old Bronx, New York City man accused of a violent assault on a teenage worker at Sesame Place is…
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Read More: Pennsbury Extends Virtual Learning Into 2021Pennsbury School District students will learn entirely virtually through the end of January 2021.
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Read More: Pennsbury To Furlough As Many As 200 EmployeesThe Pennsbury School District plans to furlough up to 200 members of the support staff.
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Read More: County Reports COVID-19 Cases Remain At ‘Relatively Low Level’The Bucks County Health Department said Thursday that COVID-19 cases have “continued to stabilize at a relatively low level.”
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Read More: Community College Puts Unused Computers To Work Fighting COVID-19With campuses closed, Bucks County Community College put their unused computers to work.
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Read More: Surveillance Video From Congressmanโs Office Leaks OnlineOn a March night just before the pandemic took hold in the county, a Twitter account shared a video from…
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Read More: Word Of Secret Agreement Between PA Officials That Allowed Auto Show Draws Accusations Of UnfairnessA June legal dispute between the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the organizers of a Carlisle auto show became a…
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Read More: UPDATED: Missing 15-Year-Old Found SafeA missing 15-year-old girl has been listed an “endangered runaway. ”




















