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By Alex Lloyd Gross Depending on who you talk to vaping is dangerous or vaping is safe. It cannot be successfully argued by anyone that taking smokeless tobacco into the lungs of children is a good idea or that it absolutely, positivity will never lead to any health problems for users in the future. That
By Alex Lloyd Gross A nine month old child almost died after he injested Fentanyl inside an apartment on Finch Drive in the Frankilin Commons Apartments. According to police, they got called for a report of an overdose and found the baby unresponsive and near death. Narcan was administered which helped a little bit, police
By Alex Lloyd Gross It is coming soon. That is the only news regarding the opening of the Bristol Flea Market that for certain.. Coordinator Anthony Soprano released a statement this past week stating that the building alarm system was from 2002. It does not have to be replaced but it does need to be
By Alex Lloyd Gross ATV’s are fun to ride. However, some people are driving them on property they do not own. That property is not designated for ATV’s but is is tempting to ride on. It may be an open field or a private road. It is also illegal. After the owners of an athletic
By Alex Lloyd Gross As a major push to go cashless progresses along Pennsylvania’s toll roads, another thing that progresses are scams that will try to separate you from your money. The latest is a text message informing you that you owe money or maybe even a message on social media telling you that you
Meet Tommy. A three year old cat who has been at the Women’s Animal Shelter on Richlieu Road for six months. Tommy wants to come home with you, and he promises to be a good boy. He is at the shelter only because his previous owner had to go to a nursing home. He loves
By Alex Lloyd Gross A fight at a Truman V Bensalem High School was captured via cellphone video and has been making it’s way around social media. The clip, which is under a minute long shows two girls playing basketball inside the gym. One of the girls shoves the other and then puts her on
HARRISBURG, Jan. 16 – State lawmakers from Bucks County applauded a $118,200 grant awarded to the Bucks County Workforce Development Board Thursday to help prepare students for in-demand careers. “Congratulations to the Bucks County Workforce Development Board for bringing home this investment,” said House Commerce Committee Minority Chairman Rep. John Galloway. “Thanks to the board
Buttercup is a six month old female bunny. She is at the Women’s Animal Shelter on Richlieu Rd. in Bensalem . Her previous owners brought her to the shelter when the rabbits they had gave birth to her. It was too difficult to take care of all of their rabbits. She is a great
HARRISBURG, Jan. 6 – State Rep. John Galloway introduced two bills in the House this week that would expand access to mental health resources for children in order to address the growing numbers of children and teenagers suffering from mental health disorders. Approximately one in six children between the ages of 6 and 17 in
