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Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen The Morrisville Fire Company (MFC) 2019 Poinsettia sale started last week as a way to raise funds to support the non-profit frist responder company serving community. Fire company officials say all plants will be eight inches in size and can be ordered by credit card at the fire companies website by
Digital Staff The following is provided by the Bristol Borough Police Department covering the dates of October 4, to October 16, 2019. October 4 9:44 a.m., 300 block Jefferson Ave., male, age 53, Bristol, PA, cited for harassment. 2:20 p.m., 200 block Market St., male, age 70, Bristol Twp., PA, cited for disorderly conduct and
By Alex Lloyd Gross Kevin Dippolito, the Fire Marshall for Bristol Township in Bucks County got to show off a new addition to the township emergency services fleet. A small pumper that will be used as a Special Response Vehicle. It looks tiny and it is not a typical fire truck. You will not see
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen State Rep. John Galloway, D-Bucks, on Thursday announced a 25 K Safe Schools Targeted Grant for the Bucks County Technical High School, a release from his office said. The money is part of the $7.3 million in competitive grants that were awarded to schools statewide to prevent and reduce violent
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen The third man convicted for criminal homicide in the 2016 murder of a 20 year-old Bristol man was sentenced to state prison earlier this week, county authorities said. Rodney Beaty, 29, who pleaded guilty earlier this year in the case, was sentenced Wednesday to serve four to eight years in
By Alex Lloyd Gross Many early morning commuters were inconvenienced during the AM Rush Hour. in Bensalem. Police had to investigate an accident involving two cars at the intersection of Street Road and I-95. The accident happened at the northbound exit/entry to the interstate on Street Road. It appeared to be a high speed rear
By Alex Lloyd Gross A grinding two vehicle accident tied up traffic yesterday, October 16, 2019 at 13 and Spring Garden Streets. Two cars collided at the intersection just after 3:00 PM. Fire and rescue crews responded to provide help to the drivers involved. One person was taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries, police
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Morrisville Chief of Police George McClay posted the following to the department’s Crime Watch Page Tuesday. The post has not been edited for content but has been reformatted. This publication attempted to contact McClay for a follow up interview and he was unavailable at that time. The Pennsylvania Marsy’s Law
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Lower Makefield Police arrested a 57 year-old Yardley man who reportedly threatened to “kill police” while investigating reports he allegedly entered the yard of a private residence and had attempted to enter a local residence. Christopher Mattilia was charged with defiant trespass, terroristic threats, disorderly conduct, and possession of drug
Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen The Lower Makefield Township Board of Supervisors will be passing a retroactive resolution at Wednesday nights meeting to honor the memory, and birthday of the late Kayden Mancuso, who would have turned nine tomorrow (Tuesday). “The Lower Makefield Township Board of Supervisors is declaring October 15th as “Kay’s Day” to honor
