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Bristol Township

Bristol Parks & Recreation Announces Rescheduled Movie Night!

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 23, 2019

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Bristol Township announced the rescheduling of its second outdoor movie night for Saturday evening. Originally scheduled for July 20, the outdoor event, was cancelled due to excessive heat conditions last week. The second Outdoor Movie Night, featuring a screening of Dumbo, is no scheduled for Saturday, July 27 at…

Crime

Silver Lake to Rock Out with Yoga Concert Featuring Kira Wiley

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Silver Lake Nature Center presents an event combining two differing elements; Music and Yoga. The whole family is an invited to an interactive, high-energy, unique show full of fun, music, and movement! Led by award-winning author, songwriter, performer and TED-talk speaker, Kira Willey. The interactive event is scheduled for…

Bristol Township

Cops Report: Multiple Warrant Arrests, York Co. Man Arrested Terroristic Threats, Kia Stolen and More!

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Digital Staff The following is provided by the Bristol Township Police Department covering the dates of July 17 to July 21, 2019. Arrest 7-17-19, 0915 hours, Bath Road, Bristol, Pa. The below subject was arrested on a Local Warrant out of Bristol Township. The subject was processed and arraigned by Judge Kline and…

Bensalem

Powerful Storm Slams Lower Bucks, Power Lines & Trees Downed, First Responders Answer the Call

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen An intense thunderstorm slammed the Lower Bucks area earlier causing power outages, downed trees, damaged cars and an array of challenges for motorists driving home Monday evening as emergency units responded to a multitude of “help”calls.” In something rarely observed, The National Weather Service on Monday posted four separate alerts…

Community

Penndel Police: Be on the Lookout for Fraudulent PECO Notices

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 22, 2019

Digital Reporter -Jeff Bohen Penndel Police issued a release this evening about a report of a fake PECO notice posted at a residence in their area. The notice, pictured, is very similar to turn off notices the power company issues to customers in arrears, however, in this case according to police this specific one is…

Crime

Borough Cops: Do You Know Her?

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Bristol Borough Police are investigating a theft which took place on last month at the Grundy Library. According to police at approximately 1:30 pm., om June 29 a female suspect removed a set of keys belonging to a patron subsequently entering the victim’s vehicle which was parked near the…

Community

Wolf Administration Announces Work to Begin to Rehabilitate Eight Bridges in the Philly Region

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 21, 2019

The following is a press release provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Digital Staff- The Wolf Administration announced today that construction is scheduled to begin Monday, July 29, on an improvement project to rehabilitate eight poor-condition bridges in The Wolf Administration “This bridge improvement project is our latest in the ongoing effort…

Bristol Borough

Bucks Co Pushes to Help Small Businesses with Infrastructure Improvement Projects

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen At the July Bristol Borough Council Meeting, Bucks County Commissioner Robert G. Loughery announced a new County push to help small businesses with infrastructure improvement projects. “As everyone knows infrastructure is a big issue from the federal government down to the state and county level. But probably most acutely impacted…

Bristol Borough

Lane Closure Alert for Next week in Lower Bucks

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Jeff Bohen- Digital Journalist. Lane closures are scheduled for this week throughout the Lower Bucks area PennDOT announced last week. Lane closures are scheduled on Interstate 95, Interstate 295, and U.S. 13 (Bristol Road) in Bucks County on Tuesday, July 23, through Thursday, July 25, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, for…