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  • Congressman, Nonprofit Leaders Applaud Reauthorization Of Violence Against Women Act
    Government

    Congressman, Nonprofit Leaders Applaud Reauthorization Of Violence Against Women Act

    April 5, 2019

    The House of Representatives voted to renew the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) on Thursday.

    Read More: Congressman, Nonprofit Leaders Applaud Reauthorization Of Violence Against Women Act
  • More Than 100 People Rally For Release Of Mueller Report
    Elections, Government, Neighbors

    More Than 100 People Rally For Release Of Mueller Report

    April 5, 2019

    More than 100 local activists showed up outside Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick’s office on Thursday evening as part of a…

    Read More: More Than 100 People Rally For Release Of Mueller Report
  • UPDATED: Man Accused Of Stabbing, Beating & Choking Woman
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    UPDATED: Man Accused Of Stabbing, Beating & Choking Woman

    April 5, 2019

    A Falls Township man has been accused of stabbing, beating, and choking a woman inside a Fairless Hills home.ย 

    Read More: UPDATED: Man Accused Of Stabbing, Beating & Choking Woman
  • Italian Circus To Make Debut At Oxford Valley Mall
    Business, Government

    Italian Circus To Make Debut At Oxford Valley Mall

    April 5, 2019

    A circus is coming to the parking lot of Oxford Valley Mall next week.

    Read More: Italian Circus To Make Debut At Oxford Valley Mall
  • Judge Throws Out Truckers’ $6 Billion Lawsuit Against PA Turnpike Over Toll Hikes
    Business, Government, Transportation

    Judge Throws Out Truckers’ $6 Billion Lawsuit Against PA Turnpike Over Toll Hikes

    April 5, 2019

    Pennsylvanians still have much to worry about when it comes to the health of the state agency that administers the…

    Read More: Judge Throws Out Truckers’ $6 Billion Lawsuit Against PA Turnpike Over Toll Hikes
  • Police Log: Family Photos Taken, Terroristic Threats & More
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Log: Family Photos Taken, Terroristic Threats & More

    April 5, 2019

    See the latest incidents in Bristol Township.

    Read More: Police Log: Family Photos Taken, Terroristic Threats & More
  • Wawa Clears First Hurdles For New East Lincoln Highway Location
    Business, Government

    Wawa Clears First Hurdles For New East Lincoln Highway Location

    April 4, 2019

    The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors have approved preliminary land development and a conditional use application for a proposed new…

    Read More: Wawa Clears First Hurdles For New East Lincoln Highway Location
  • Langhorne Man’s Death In Upper Makefield Not ‘Suspicious’
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Langhorne Man’s Death In Upper Makefield Not ‘Suspicious’

    April 4, 2019

    A 73-year-old man from Langhorne was found dead at the Delaware Canal in Upper Makefield.

    Read More: Langhorne Man’s Death In Upper Makefield Not ‘Suspicious’
  • Levittown Teen Listed As ‘Endangered Runaway’
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Levittown Teen Listed As ‘Endangered Runaway’

    April 4, 2019

    Middletown police are seeking the whereabouts of a 17-year-old Levittown boy who has been listed as an “endangered runaway.”

    Read More: Levittown Teen Listed As ‘Endangered Runaway’
  • Corrections Officer Found Not Guilty Of Workersโ€™ Compensation Fraud
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Corrections Officer Found Not Guilty Of Workersโ€™ Compensation Fraud

    April 4, 2019

    A former Bucks County corrections officer wasย acquitted of workers’ compensation fraud last week.

    Read More: Corrections Officer Found Not Guilty Of Workersโ€™ Compensation Fraud
  • Partisan Split Persists In PA Over Impact Of Potential Obamacare Repeal
    Government

    Partisan Split Persists In PA Over Impact Of Potential Obamacare Repeal

    April 4, 2019

    Nine years after it was signed into law, itโ€™s an understatement to say that the Affordable Care Act is still…

    Read More: Partisan Split Persists In PA Over Impact Of Potential Obamacare Repeal
  • Police Log: Fugitive From Justice Arrested, Retail Theft & More
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Log: Fugitive From Justice Arrested, Retail Theft & More

    April 4, 2019

    See the latest incidents in Middletown.

    Read More: Police Log: Fugitive From Justice Arrested, Retail Theft & More
  • Truck Crash Blamed For Route 13 Tuesday Traffic Trouble
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Transportation

    Truck Crash Blamed For Route 13 Tuesday Traffic Trouble

    April 3, 2019

    A two-vehicle crash blocked a portion of Route 13 on Tuesday.

    Read More: Truck Crash Blamed For Route 13 Tuesday Traffic Trouble
  • Cops Stop Kitchen Fire
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Cops Stop Kitchen Fire

    April 3, 2019

    A kitchen fire in Bristol Borough was stopped by police officers.

    Read More: Cops Stop Kitchen Fire
  • FBI, Local Police Carry Out ‘Activity’ Along Route 13
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    FBI, Local Police Carry Out ‘Activity’ Along Route 13

    April 3, 2019

    The FBI and local police made a daybreak visit to a Bristol Borough business on Tuesday.

    Read More: FBI, Local Police Carry Out ‘Activity’ Along Route 13
  • Newspapers Downsize To Middletown Office
    Business

    Newspapers Downsize To Middletown Office

    April 3, 2019

    The Bucks County Courier Times has moved from their recognizable but aging headquarters off Route 13 to a local office…

    Read More: Newspapers Downsize To Middletown Office
  • State Rep. Tina Davis Hosting Shredding Event
    Government, Neighbors

    State Rep. Tina Davis Hosting Shredding Event

    April 3, 2019

    State Rep. Tina Davis will hold a shredding event this Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon.

    Read More: State Rep. Tina Davis Hosting Shredding Event
  • Police Log: Hatchback Stolen, 11-Year-Old Kids Cited & More
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Log: Hatchback Stolen, 11-Year-Old Kids Cited & More

    April 3, 2019

    See the latest incidents in Bristol Borough.

    Read More: Police Log: Hatchback Stolen, 11-Year-Old Kids Cited & More
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