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Read More: Middletown Cancels July 4th ParadeMiddletown Township has cancelled their annual Fourth of July Parade.
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Read More: Group Of Republican Lawmakers Move To Impeach GovernorA Republican state representative from Central Pennsylvania has introduced a resolution calling for the impeachment of Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf…
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Read More: Tick Bites A Threat As Warmer Weather ArrivesPennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine reminded Pennsylvanians this week to take proper steps to prevent against tick bites…
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Read More: 13 New COVID-19 Cases, One Death Reported TuesdayOn Tuesday, the Bucks County Health Department reported 13 new COVID-19 cases.
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Read More: Nearly 1 Million-Square-Foot Warehouse Could Come To Falls Twp.A massive warehouse could be coming to Falls Township.
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Read More: Dump Truck Catches Fire On Route 1Route 1 northbound was blocked for a short time Tuesday afternoon for a dump truck fire.
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Read More: Bus Driver Charged With Sexually Abusing Two TeensA Tullytown Borough bus driver has been charged with with sexually abusing two teen boys.
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Read More: Falls Twp. Names New Police ChiefA longtime Falls Township police officer has been picked to lead the department.
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Read More: Two Structures Damaged By Fires On MondayTwo separate fires caused damage in Middletown Township on Monday.
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Read More: Middletown Adds Two New CopsTwo new officers will be patrolling the streets of Middletown Township.
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Read More: Red Tape, Lack Of Funding Limit Public’s Oversight Of Police Through Body CamerasIn 2017, Pennsylvania lawmakers approved a bill aimed at clearing the way for widespread use of body cameras.
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Read More: What The Supreme Court’s Ruling On Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity Discrimination Means For PAThe U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on Monday that a federal civil rights law protects American workers from discrimination on the…
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Read More: County Reports Lowest Weekly COVID-19 Average Since MarchFor the first time since March, the county has reported an average of about 21 cases per day.
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Read More: Meter, Parking Enforcement Begins Again In BristolPandemic restrictions are easing across the region, and Bristol Borough will begin enforcing metered parking and street sweeper parking rules.
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Read More: Truman Seniors Receive Graduation Gift Bags, Possibility Of In-Person Commencement RemainsHarry S. Truman High School students received a special graduation gift bag last week.
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Read More: ‘She’s Breaking Down’: Inmates At Correctional Facility Decry Treatment Of Suicidal Woman With Severe Mental IllnessBecause the woman they knew only as “Kimberly” rarely spoke, it took the women at Bucks County Correctional Facility two…
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Read More: Homeowner Finds Man Inside Home, Burglary Charge LaidA Philadelphia man was arrested and charged last week after he allegedly entered a home in Langhorne Borough.
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Read More: After Two Months Without Service, SEPTA’s West Trenton Line ResumesSEPTA’s West Trenton Line began limited service on Monday.
