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By Alex Lloyd Gross Bristol Township residents are expected to flood the township building on Thursday, May 17 when a proposed ordinance is read that will eliminate a very busy squad from providing coverage to Bristol Township. This has been initiated by William McCauley, the Township Manager. He wants to replace the coverage with an
By Alex Lloyd Gross Lots of people have an idea that they think might be good for a TV or movie but have no where to go with it, so it never gets done. That could change next week for people that attend Wizard World at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Columbia Pictures is accepting submissions
By Alex Lloyd Gross If you ever drove past Conwell Avenue and Roosevelt Blvd. you saw a sign advertising the future home of the John Marynowitz Gymnasium which will be built soon. The sign had been there for years. The future is now. Yesterday, May 3, 2018, police brass joined rank and file officers as
By Alex Lloyd Gross Going to college can be a daunting experience , especially for new students who are fresh out of high school. Yesterday, May 2, 2018, several famous people showed up at the Liacouras Center at Temple University. They were there to speak words of encouragement to Philadelphia School District students who are
By Alex Lloyd Gross The Chinese Lantern festival is back for 2018, at Franklin Square. Located at 7th and Race Streets, this festival features wonder paper mache lanterns that must be seen to be fully appreciated. Hand made in China, they are brought into the United States and it’s here in Philadelphia until the end
By Alex Lloyd Gross On Friday afternoon, April 27, 2018 Middletown Police were dispatched to a serious crash at an unusual location. Two vehicles collided head on directly under a one lane bridge on Wood Lane. The was right next to Woodbourne Road. Four people were hurt, and the injuries range from serious to moderate,
By Alex Lloyd Gross Police in Bensalem have closed Richlieu Road from Rockview to Galloway Road while they piece together an accident that could claim the life of a motorist. details are few and far between, but a pickup truck that was traveling towards Galloway Road, clipped a guide rail and then veered head on
By Alex Lloyd Gross New Hope Pa. April 28, 2018 The show was every bit as good as the headline implies and then some. Holy Cow, watching this band in an intimate venue like Havana is Heaven. For those that might not know who Sweet is, just Google them, or raid your parents record collection.
By Alex Lloyd Gross There was no need to grease the poles and call out the riot squad to Cottman and Frankford Avenues last night, April 26, 2018. Still quite a few football fans showed up to a closed portion of the street, for a party to watch the NFL Draft. Cottman and Frankford is
By Alex Lloyd Gross SEPTA will stop selling tokens April 20, 2018. Those people that have been buying them and may have a stash of them have nothing to fear, says Leslie Hickman, who is chief officer Revenue Operations for the transit agency. “We will still be accepting them for fares for the foreseeable future,”
