September 18, 2024
LEVITTOWN, Dec. 4 – State Rep. Tina Davis will host a double event on the federal Affordable Care Act and Real ID from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dec. 5 at Bristol Township Senior Center. The ACA enrollment session will run from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The PA Health Access Network will answer questions…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross A 12 year old girl shot herself by accident while handling a gun inside of her family home. According to police, she believed that the gun was not loaded. She received a gunshot wound to her hand and was transported to Lower Bucks Hospital by family, authorities said. As is standard…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Sunday, November 30, 2019. Bright sun, a bit chilly but not frigid cold. A great day for a parade and that is exactly what the fine people that lines pond Street got treated to , as the Bristol Borough Holiday Parade marched through town. It was a nice long parade, with…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross It’s never a good idea to drink and drive. Especially when you have been given fair warning of multiple DUI checkpoints in the area. The largest one i8s going to be involving multiple police agencies, and will cover the entire 18 mile stretch of Street Road. This could very well be…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson was in the Philadelphia area today, November 22, 2019 to talk about Opportunity Zones. This is a new incentive for people to rehab homes in Opportunity Zone. Not everyone has a ton of money to put out and this program is designed to help…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross UPDATED NOVEMBER 16 2019 5:00 pm New information . Just before 8:00 PM everything was quiet the night of November 15, 2019. In an instant, a portion of I-95 and Route 13 would be closed. This closure is expected to last through the…
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HARRISBURG, Nov. 15 – Bucks County lawmakers applauded the approval of almost $2 million as part of the Department of Community and Economic Development projects for the Neighborhood Assistance Tax Credit Program. The credits will help improve and expand the services offered by Habitat for Humanity, Philabundance and Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania in Bristol…
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PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney William M. McSwain announced that Matthew Chancler, 57, of Pottstown, Pennsylvania was sentenced today to 18 months’ imprisonment by United States District Court Judge Michael Baylson for engaging in a fraud scheme that victimized his employer. The defendant was a Certified Public Accountant and the Director of Finance for United…
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Alex Lloyd Gross It is a no brainier. Pass a bill that toughens existing laws against animal cruelty. That is exactly what happened this past week in the US House of Representatives The US senate has their own bill and that they are working on. So it is not law just yet. The Preventing Animal …
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HARRISBURG — Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced that he and Attorneys General Josh Stein (NC), Herbert Slatery (TN), and Ken Paxton (TX) secured a $48 billion agreement in principle with Cardinal Health, McKesson, Amerisource Bergen, Johnson & Johnson, and Teva for their roles in fueling the opioid epidemic. The framework agreed upon includes $22.25…
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