September 21, 2024
by Alex Lloyd Gross As the nation works through the COVID-19 crisis, a bit of silver lining is that all SEPTA bus rides are free. This is done to protect the driver. All passengers enter and exit through the back door. No fare is required. Customers that need special help or are disabled and use…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Since March 23, 2020, Pennsylvania State Police have issued 123 warnings across the state to businesses that were open in spite of the governor’s order to close . Locally, those numbers translate to 11 warnings. There were no citations issued. When troopers came upon a business that was suspected of not…
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Today, President Donald J. Trump declared that a major disaster exists in the State of Delaware and ordered Federal assistance to supplement State and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic beginning on January 20, 2020, and continuing. Federal funding is available to State and eligible local governments…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Across the globe, most people are taking precautionary measures to protect themselves from coronavirus. There are a lot of people that are not buying into the pandemic and consider it a “scam” or a conspiracy theory. What conspiracy depends on who you speak with. They have started a viral trend called…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross When governors shut down “non essential ” businesses they killed lot of small businesses. The owners of those businesses were furious and rightfully so, Due to connections, big box stores like Wal-Mart and Target were permitted to stay open. So While Tina’s Hair Salon must close, these big retailers can sell…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross If words you had to pick a word to describe Rick Johnson, friendly, knowledgeable, brave and kind would top that list. Johnson was a past Chief of the Tullytown Fire Company and served as the Assistant Chief. He died overnight from COVID-19 at a hospital in Bucks County. The chief came…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross April 3 2020. Due to the spread of COVID-19, Governor Wolf is asking everyone to wear a mask, or scarf over their face when they are out in public. An N-95 mask is used by first responders and medical personnel. A painters mask or surgical mask is fine for a trip…
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HARRISBURG― Attorney General Josh Shapiro is today reminding health clubs and gyms in Pennsylvania of their obligations under the Health Club Act regarding the closure of their facilities for more than 30 days. A health club or gym that is closed for more than 30 days is obligated to provide refunds to consumers who cancel…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Hate has been around way before COVID-19. Some of the reasons people are racist or bigots is the color of someone’s skin, or their religious beliefs. Now, with COVID-19, racists are now turning their attention to people from China that are lawfully in America. They are blaming them for either starting…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross According to Scott Forster, Emergency Services Director for Bucks County, he is very happy that he was able to secure and obtain a large quantity of supplies needed by first responders and health care workers in the County. That’s good news. Even better news is that there is another shipment coming…..
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