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  • Under Sunny Skies, Truman Graduates Nearly 350
    Schools

    Under Sunny Skies, Truman Graduates Nearly 350

    June 13, 2019

    The sky over Harry S. Truman High School was clear blue with a smattering of clouds as the nearly 350…

    Read More: Under Sunny Skies, Truman Graduates Nearly 350
  • Gas Station Robbed Last Week In Levittown
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Gas Station Robbed Last Week In Levittown

    June 13, 2019

    A gas station in Bristol Township’s Levittown section was robbed last week.

    Read More: Gas Station Robbed Last Week In Levittown
  • How To Protect Your Home From Summer Break-Ins
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Neighbors

    How To Protect Your Home From Summer Break-Ins

    June 13, 2019

    The Pennsylvania Insurance Department has joined forces with the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors to offer homeowners tips on protecting their…

    Read More: How To Protect Your Home From Summer Break-Ins
  • Police Log: Gold Rings With Diamonds Stolen, Philly Warrant Arrest & More
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Log: Gold Rings With Diamonds Stolen, Philly Warrant Arrest & More

    June 13, 2019

    See the latest incidents in Bristol Township.

    Read More: Police Log: Gold Rings With Diamonds Stolen, Philly Warrant Arrest & More
  • Upgrades To State Park Improve Connection Between Falls Twp., Morrisville
    Government, Neighbors, Non-profits

    Upgrades To State Park Improve Connection Between Falls Twp., Morrisville

    June 12, 2019

    A project years in the making was officially opened on Tuesday morning.ย 

    Read More: Upgrades To State Park Improve Connection Between Falls Twp., Morrisville
  • Should Towns Have To Pay For State Police Protection?
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Government

    Should Towns Have To Pay For State Police Protection?

    June 12, 2019

    Lawmakers in Harrisburg want towns who get Pennsylvania State Police protection to pay up.

    Read More: Should Towns Have To Pay For State Police Protection?
  • New Dress Boutique Brings Flavor Of City To Mill Street
    Business

    New Dress Boutique Brings Flavor Of City To Mill Street

    June 12, 2019

    Since opening, Khaleesi Dress Boutique in Bristol Borough sells wedding, prom and many other types of dresses, earning the store…

    Read More: New Dress Boutique Brings Flavor Of City To Mill Street
  • Pennsbury Superintendent Tells Students To ‘Go Do Something Extraordinary’
    Schools

    Pennsbury Superintendent Tells Students To ‘Go Do Something Extraordinary’

    June 12, 2019

    Beautiful weather graced Pennsbury High School’s 2019 graduation.

    Read More: Pennsbury Superintendent Tells Students To ‘Go Do Something Extraordinary’
  • Bristol Borough’s Class Of 2019 Urged To ‘Not Live In Regret’
    Schools

    Bristol Borough’s Class Of 2019 Urged To ‘Not Live In Regret’

    June 12, 2019

    It might be one of the smaller school districts in Pennsylvania, but Bristol Borough High School certainly shows a big…

    Read More: Bristol Borough’s Class Of 2019 Urged To ‘Not Live In Regret’
  • Pennsbury Prom Breaks World Record
    Arts & Entertainment, Neighbors, Pennsbury Prom, Schools

    Pennsbury Prom Breaks World Record

    June 12, 2019

    The 2019 Pennsbury Prom has officially broken a world record.

    Read More: Pennsbury Prom Breaks World Record
  • SEPTA Wire Work Could Cause Intermittent Road Closures
    Government, Transportation

    SEPTA Wire Work Could Cause Intermittent Road Closures

    June 12, 2019

    SEPTA work to overhead wires on the West Trenton Line could cause some traffic issues in Middletown.

    Read More: SEPTA Wire Work Could Cause Intermittent Road Closures
  • Revived Years After It Was Outlawed, PA’s General Assistance Program Faces Ax Once Again
    Government

    Revived Years After It Was Outlawed, PA’s General Assistance Program Faces Ax Once Again

    June 12, 2019

    Less than a year after a state Supreme Court ruling brought it back from the dead, Pennsylvaniaโ€™s Democratic and Republican…

    Read More: Revived Years After It Was Outlawed, PA’s General Assistance Program Faces Ax Once Again
  • Police Log: Mailbox Stolen, Portable Toilets Knocked Over & More
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Log: Mailbox Stolen, Portable Toilets Knocked Over & More

    June 12, 2019

    See the latest incidents in Bristol Borough.

    Read More: Police Log: Mailbox Stolen, Portable Toilets Knocked Over & More
  • Sheriff Hosting Active Shooter Seminar In Falls Twp.
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Neighbors

    Sheriff Hosting Active Shooter Seminar In Falls Twp.

    June 11, 2019

    Bucks County’s sheriff is hosting an active shooter response training event.

    Read More: Sheriff Hosting Active Shooter Seminar In Falls Twp.
  • FCC Cracks Down On Robocalls
    Government, Neighbors

    FCC Cracks Down On Robocalls

    June 11, 2019

    The Federal Communications Commission has given permission for phone companies to aggressively go after the scourge of the telephone industry:…

    Read More: FCC Cracks Down On Robocalls
  • Citizen Summer School Returns With Presentation On Scams
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Government

    Citizen Summer School Returns With Presentation On Scams

    June 11, 2019

    Is it a scam? Are you not sure?ย 

    Read More: Citizen Summer School Returns With Presentation On Scams
  • Charges Filed Against Alleged Turnpike Scofflaws
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Transportation

    Charges Filed Against Alleged Turnpike Scofflaws

    June 11, 2019

    Five people have been charged by the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office after they allegedly racked upย thousands of dollars in…

    Read More: Charges Filed Against Alleged Turnpike Scofflaws
  • Pennsbury Taxes To Increase Under Final Proposed Budget
    Government, Schools

    Pennsbury Taxes To Increase Under Final Proposed Budget

    June 11, 2019

    Taxes in the Pennsbury School District are expected go up for the 2019-2020 budget year.

    Read More: Pennsbury Taxes To Increase Under Final Proposed Budget
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