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Read More: Three More Older Residents With COVID-19 DieThe COVID-19 death toll in Bucks County rose on Easter Sunday.
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Read More: COVID-19 Makes Easter Like No Other In Recent MemoryThis year, God had different plans.
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Read More: Two Employees At Middletown Food Store Test Positive For COVID-19Two employees at the Giant Food Store at Summit Square in Middletown have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Read More: Truman High School Theater Program Named ‘Outstanding’The Harry S. Truman High School theater program was recognized with the Outstanding School Award by the The Educational Theatre Association.
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Read More: Water Main Work Will Close Lane Along Bath RoadUtility work will create a lane closure along Bath Road in Bristol Township starting this week.
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Read More: Scarcity Of Coronavirus Testing, Lack Of Data Could Hamper PA’s Efforts To ReopenPennsylvania lacks key information about the coronavirus outbreak due to the continued scarcity of testing and a systemic failure to…
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Read More: Three More With COVID-19 Die As Community Spread SlowsThree more Bucks Countians with COVID-19 died on Saturday.
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Read More: What You Need To Know About Unemployment & The Additional $600 Per WeekWith COVID-19 mitigation efforts causing numerous job cuts across the Keystone State, here’s how to apply for Unemployment Compensation (UC) benefits…
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Read More: NEARBY: Parx To Furlough 2,200 Employees On MondayOne of the largest employers in Bucks County is temporarily laying off 2,200 employees come Monday.
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Read More: Use These Levittown-Area Photos For Your Zoom Virtual BackgroundIt’s a virtual conferencing world, and we’re all living in it.
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Read More: County Officials Close Business For Not Complying With Governor’s OrderA Bucks County business was chained and padlocked this week after failing to comply with the governor’s order to close…
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Read More: Obituary: Lloyd J. Branch Jr., 75Lloyd J. Branch Jr. Born July 21, 1944. Departed March 31, 2020. Born to the late Lloyd J. Branch Sr.…
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Read More: 25 Congregate Living Sites In Bucks County Have COVID-19 CasesFacilities where residents live in close quarters have become the focus for county health officials as COVID-19 cases in those…
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Read More: Legislature Making Few Cuts, No Promises To Tap Hefty ReservesThe coronavirus outbreak in Pennsylvania could cost the state budget upwards of $4 billion, and Gov. Tom Wolf has taken…
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Read More: Governor Will Temporarily Release To Some State InmatesIn a drastic reversal, Gov. Tom Wolf on Friday announced he will grant temporary reprieves to non-violent state inmates due…
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Read More: In Time Of COVID-19, Mental Health Can Be Impacted, Local Experts SaySocial distancing, remote working, schools being closed, and the stress of paying bills at a time when many are out…
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Read More: Bank Makes Donation To Support Bucks County Health Improvement PartnershipThe Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership (BCHIP) has received a large donation to create an emergency fund to serve the…
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Read More: PA’s Jobless Claims Drop About 30%, But Still Mark One Of Highest Weeks In HistoryPennsylvania’s jobless claims, while still at a massively elevated level compared to a month ago, are finally showing signs of…
