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Read More: Bristol-Native Earns Praise For Role In NavyA Bristol native was recently named U.S. Navy Medicine’s Financial Management Comptroller Officer for 2018.
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Read More: Date Set For Court Hearing On Sale Of SchoolsA plan to sell off three of the Bristol Township School District’s closed elementary schools is moving forward.
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Read More: Career Fair To Address Healthcare ShortagesBy 2025, home health aides will make up the largest percentage of the 2.3 million new healthcare workers needed to…
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Read More: Falls Twp. Man Whose Vehicle Was Found In River Remains MissingAuthorities continue to search for a missing 71-year-old Falls Township man whose car was found abandoned in the Delaware River.
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Read More: Cops Spend Day At Home, Charge Man With Indecent Assault Of GirlPolice spent much of Thursday at a home investigating a man accused of indecently assaulting a child.
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Read More: Farry To Lead House Ethics CommitteeIn Harrisburg over the next two years, Republican State Rep. Frank Farry will serve as the majority chairman of the House…
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Read More: Congressman Sworn In For Second Term, Demonstrators Rally Outside His OfficeCongressman Brian Fitzpatrick, a resident of Middletown, was sworn in for his second term Thursday in Washington D.C.
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Read More: Falls Twp. Hosting Electronics Recycling Event SaturdayFalls Township will be hosting a no cost electronics recycling event this Saturday.
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Read More: MUST SEE: Everyday Superheroes Honored In State’s Half-Ton Butter SculptureThe state’s everyday superheroes are being honored with a half-ton butter sculpture at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg.
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Read More: Bucks County Moving Forward With Construction Of New $5.5 Million Parking GarageBucks County is moving forward with a plan to build a two-story parking garage near the Administration Building.
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Read More: Police Log: Purse Stolen From Uber, Subjects Wanted By Troopers Arrested & MoreSee the latest incidents in Bristol Township.
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Read More: How The Government Shutdown Affects Health ProgramsThere seems to be no end in sight for the current partial government shutdown, the third since the beginning of President…
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Read More: State Official Encourage Residents To Test Homes For RadonThe Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) encourages Pennsylvanians to start off the new year by conducting a simple test of…
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Read More: Troopers Say Don’t Fall For ‘White Van Scam’Pennsylvania State Police put out a warning on Wednesday – watch out for the ” white van scam”and variations of…
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Read More: Congressman Fitzpatrick Plans To Support Bill To End Government ShutdownShortly after being sworn in for a second term in Washington D.C. on Thursday, Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick is expected to…
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Read More: Levittown-Area Lawmakers Sworn InLevittown-area state legislators were sworn in for their next term on New Year’s Day in Harrisburg.
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Read More: When Can I Throw Out My Christmas Tree?Now that Christmas is over, it’s time to get rid of that evergreen that’s just sitting in your living room.
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Read More: PECO Offering One-Time Credit For New YearPECO customers will get some relief in January.
