August 13, 2025
by Alex Lloyd Gross Just after the Covid pandemic, John Lodge was one of the first performers to hit the road. He did a blistering show back in March of 2022 at the Sellersville Theater. He’s all set to do it again in Collingswood NJ at the Scottish Rite Auditorium. That show is on July…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Bristol Township Police have taken four different, unrelated reports of vehicles that were taken in the township in the past two days. According to Sgt. Jason Mancuso, some of the vehicles had key fobs left in them at the time of the theft. Or the cars were left unlocked. Police want…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross 40 years ago, Live Aid was held at JFK Stadium and Wembley Arena in London. 40 years later it is still being talked about, especially in the middle of July. Alex Lloyd Gross File photo Delaware Valley News.com Led Zeppelin takes the stage at Live Aid. People got to see Led…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross As the city trash strike enters the sixth day with no resolution in sight, the city is trying to shovel water against the tide by making an attempt to remove the growing mountains of trash, The site on Calera Road has a trash truck there, from the CLIP (Community Life Improvement…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Andrew DeShield, 62 had a pet dog named Gucci. Presumably named after the high end clothing store. Last month, DeShield took Gucci to Parx Casino, in Bensalem. The casino does not allow animals into the facility that are not service animals so DeShield decided to leave the dog in the hot…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Black Sabbath, the legendary heavy metal band reunited for a final show this weekend in Birmingham England. The band played a few songs, Ozzy played a few songs from his solo career and many other artists, such as Metallica and Halestorm showed up to pay tribute to the masters. The original…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Thousands of people showed up and had a blast yesterday at Pleasant Hill Park, which is more commonly known as the Delaware Avenue Boat Launch on Linden Avenue. Every year this event get larger and larger, put on though One River Alliance and State Street Events, t a great spot where…
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all photos by Emergency News Network A quick moving storm flooded roadways, knocked down trees and possibly caused a building fire in Bristol Twp. The sky turned a dark, menacing grey and little raindrops started to fall about 3:15 PM . These raindrops gave way to a torrential downpour that caused a motorist to get…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The Chinese Lantern Festival returns for another season. Located at Franklin Square, ( 6th and Race Streets) near the Historic District of the city. This features a dazzling display of Paper Mache sculptures, that light up the night. The park is free to get into during the day. About 5:00 PM…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Field Day is an emergency preparedness exercise for Amateur Radio Operators in North America. Operators will join clubs and those clubs will set up radio stations all cross the region and communicate with each other. It’s simple, it’s fun and it can be frustrating all in one breath. At Tyler State…
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