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Read More: Tax Increase Approved By Neshaminy School BoardResidents in the Neshaminy School District will see their taxes jump a slight bit.
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Read More: Community College Will Remain Largely Virtual For Fall Semester, But Will Allow Some In-Person ClassesThe fall semester at Bucks County Community College will feature a mix of in-person and remote learning.
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Read More: Elderly Man Sentenced For Sexually Abusing Girl He Met Through ChurchAn elderly man has been sentenced to state prison for sexually abusing a Middletown Township girl.
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Read More: Effort To Track Police Use Of Force In PA Would Lack Data, TransparencyPennsylvania may take a major step toward overseeing the greatest authority afforded police officers — the legal right to harm…
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Read More: County Health Director Says Out-Of-State COVID-19 Cases GrowingThe area’s public health official warned residents of a growing number of Bucks Countians who caught COVID-19 during out-of-state travel.
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Read More: Police Log: Motorized Bicycle Stolen, Several Warrant Arrests & MoreSee the latest incidents in Bristol Township.
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Read More: Pennsbury Holds Line On TaxesThe Pennsbury School District has held the line on taxes for the 2020-2021 school year.
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Read More: PA House Passes Bill To Exempt Guns From Restrictions Imposed During Emergency DeclarationsLegislation that would limit the governor’s ability to restrict access to guns during a disaster emergency declaration is moving through…
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Read More: Police Seek To ID Juveniles After Fire At WawaA Bristol Borough patrolman who watched three juveniles light a trash receptacle ablaze is now looking to identify them.
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Read More: Regional Rail Service Ramps Up Next WeekRegional Rail service will begin increasing service frequency next week.
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Read More: For First Time, County Raises LGBTQ+ Pride FlagFor the first time, Bucks County government hoisted a LGBTQ+ pride flag.
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Read More: 20-Year-Old Man Hurt In Motorcycle CrashA crash involving a motorcycle happened Tuesday night.
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Read More: Man Accused Of Fleeing From Police, CrashingA man crashed his vehicle after fleeing from Middletown Township police last week, according to court papers.
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Read More: ‘Clear As Mud’: How PA’s Chaotic Coronavirus Waiver Program Impacted Small BusinessesOn a Saturday in March, after Gov. Tom Wolf urged nonessential businesses to close, Cameron Peters turned off the lights…
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Read More: County Reports 29 COVID-19 Cases, One Death On TuesdayOn Tuesday, Bucks County health officials added 29 COVID-19 cases to the running tally.
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Read More: Bristol Twp. Repaving 12.7 Miles Of Roads This YearCrews kicked off Bristol Township’s 2020 repaving project starting Monday.
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Read More: Neshaminy Continues To Offer Free Meals Through SummerThe Neshaminy School District’s free meal distribution program will keep going through the summer.
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Read More: Middletown Will Repave 3.8 Miles Of Road This SummerMiddletown Township is moving forward with repaving a number of local roads.
