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Read More: Shredding Event Being Held At Mall This SaturdayArea residents can shred their old documents this weekend.
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Read More: State Health Officials: Newborn Screenings Can Save LivesThe Pennsylvania Department of Health recently emphasized the importance of theย newborn screening programย designed to screen babies at birth or shortly…
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Read More: Scams Targeting Seniors Prompt PA Lawmakers To Find SolutionsWhile senior scams are decreasing, they are still prevalent and costly, according to panelists who testified before the Pennsylvania Aging…
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Read More: Police Log: Fruit Smashed On Vehicle, Safe Stolen & MoreSee the latest incidents in Bristol Township.
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Read More: District, Teachers’ Union Worked Together To Find Agreement In Contract, School Board President SaysThe Neshaminy School Board approved a retroactive five-year contract between the district and theย Neshaminy Federation of Teachers (NFT).
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Read More: Mom Charged With Taking Son For Which She Did Not Have Sole CustodyA mother has been charged after she allegedly took her child for which she did not have custody, according to…
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Read More: Congressman, Candidates React To Impeachment InquiryAs Democratic lawmakers launch anย official impeachment inquiry into Republican President Donald Trump, candidates for the First Congressional District offered their…
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Read More: New Workforce Development Board Director Plans To InnovateThe new director of theย Bucks County Workforce Development Board began at her post recently.
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Read More: New Van Offers Cutting-Edge Lessons For StudentsA new mobile fabrication laboratory will help Bucks County students learn.
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Read More: Pennsbury Makes Administrative ChangesThe Pennsbury School District announced administrative changes at the school board meeting last month.
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Read More: Residents, Pets Escape Burning House OvernightA house was badly damaged by fire early Tuesday morning in Falls Township’s Levittown section.
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Read More: Business Owner Has Fractured Back After Botched TheftThe attorney for the couple that owns a Bristol Township wig shop said a group of crooks left a mess…
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Read More: For America’s 250th Birthday, Gov. Wolf Expects ‘One Hell Of A Party’There’s going to be “one hell of a party” in Pennsylvania in 2026, according to Gov. Tom Wolf.
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Read More: Bus Driver Of The Year Tries To Make ‘Ride As Pleasant As Possible’The Pennsbury School District’s bus driver of the year isn’t originally from around here, but he certainly has made it…
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Read More: Clash On Cyber Charters Kicks Off Fall Legislative Session In HarrisburgStefaine DโAmico says her oldest son Bobby was bullied relentlessly at the public and Catholic schools heโd attended.
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Read More: Asphalt Vs. Concrete: Crumbling Road System Leads To Debate Over MaterialsA Pennsylvania House panel this week took testimony from several experts on the reasons concrete and asphalt might be considered…
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Read More: Police Log: Warrant Arrests, Packages Stolen & MoreSee the latest incidents in Bristol Township.



















