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Read More: 20 COVID-19 Patient Deaths Reported On WednesdayBucks County reported the highest number of deaths among patients with COVID-19 on Wednesday.
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Read More: PA House Endorses Plan For Mixed Drinks To GoPennsylvania lawmakers approved a measure Wednesday to allow restaurants, bars and taverns to sell mixed drinks to go.
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Read More: For Those With Cystic Fibrosis, Social Distancing Isn’t NewThe past two months have mandated sudden and intrusive changes to the way nearly everyone goes about their lives due…
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Read More: Bristol Twp. School District Had Four COVID-19 Cases, But All Have RecoveredFour Bristol Township School District employees had COVID-19.
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Read More: Lower Bucks County Company Purchases Boston MarketA company based in Newtown Township has acquired fast casual chain Boston Market. Engage Brands, which is operated by the Newtown…
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Read More: PA To Set Coronavirus Testing, Contact Tracing Benchmarks For ReopeningPennsylvania officials on Friday will unveil the state’s goals for coronavirus testing and contact tracing, standards the Wolf administration has…
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Read More: Cops: Man Arrested After Shots Fired At ToyotaA man was arrested Tuesday evening after a reported shooting.
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Read More: Neshaminy Graduate, Longtime Administrator Gets Superintendent JobA longtime Neshaminy School District administrator will take the top job.
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Read More: Majority Of Tuesday’s New COVID-19 Cases Were Connected To Long-Term Care FacilitiesOn Tuesday, Bucks County officials reported 10 more deaths of elderly residents with COVID-19.
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Read More: Elective Surgeries Can ResumePennsylvania officials said hospitals can resume elective surgeries so long as facilities follow federal safety guidelines and can still respond…
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Read More: Local Residents, Sewing Machines Help In Battle Against COVID-19Sewing machines are no small part of the battle against COVID-19. The sewing warriors who stitch together masks for use…
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Read More: County President Judge Extends Judicial Emergency To May 31Bucks County President Judge Wallace Bateman signed an order Monday extending the judicial emergency until May 31.
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Read More: PHOTOS: Blue Angels, Thunderbirds Salute Essential Workers With #AmericaStrongThe elite U.S. Navy Blue Angels and U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds jet demonstration teams streaked across the sky as a salute…
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Read More: Falls Twp. To Seek More Grant FundingFalls Township is planning to seek more grant funding.
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Read More: Consumer Beware: Coronavirus Antibody Tests Are Still A Work In ProgressAfter hearing for months about serious access issues involving tests that diagnose COVID-19 based on swabs from the nose or…
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Read More: Lawsuit Seeks To Extend Mailed Ballot Return By A WeekVoting rights groups filed a lawsuit late Monday seeking to give voters more time to return their ballots for the…
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Read More: Over Past Two Days, 28 COVID-19 Patients Reported DeadA total of 28 COVID-19 patients in Bucks County were reported dead on Sunday and Monday, according to officials.
