December 24, 2024
By Alex Lloyd Gross You do not have to like Bernie Sanders to agree with his message from his campaign stop in Philadelphia today, July 15, 2019. Keep Hahnemann Hospital open for business. Joel Freedman, an investment banker from California wants to close the hospital, sell the real estate and make tens of millions in…
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Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen State Rep. Gene DiGirolamo (R-Bucks) has announced plans to introduce a bill that would help counties pay for new voting machines and extend absentee voting. Announced Monday, the legislation would float up to $90 million in state bonds to reimburse counties for the cost of replacing old voting machines. DiGirolamo…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Mayor James Kenney won in the primary for the right to face republican challenger Billy Ciancaglini in November. The turnout was very light with only about 12 percent of people who were registers actually coming out to vote. In the judges issue, Beth Grossman gets to be on the ballott in…
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The following is a breakdown of winners and losers on Tuesday based on unofficial results published by the Bucks County Board of Elections. Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Tuesday’s primary election turnout, according to county officials was at or about “average” for a municipal election. The last time voter turnout surpassed the 20 percent mark,…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Joe Biden , the former Vice President and US Senator made his first campaign stop in Philadelphia recently, to ask for money. His first public rally was held in the city as well and that was yesterday, May 18, 2019. It was a medium sized rally compared to others. Held at…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross The Sweetened Beverage Tax has become a hot topic for many people in an around the Philadelphia area. This primary season, many people are running for council and also the office of Mayor. Mayor Kenny , obviously voted for it. Everyone wanting to unseat him has come out against it. When…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Joe Biden announced his intention to formally seek the office of President of the United States, today, April 25, 2019. He did so via video. He has a real shot. If democrats want to re take the white house, they have to have a platform that resonates with the majority of…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Nobody likes to pay additional taxes and when a politician votes to tax the citizenry, they are taking their political life and playing Russian Roulette with it. Just look at Cook County , Illinois. This is right in Chicago and there was a rising star named Toni Preckwinkle. She was destined…
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Update: The Mueller report was released just moments ago. Here it is U.S. Attorney General William E. Barr said at a press conference today held at the Department of Justice a redacted version of the Mueller Report would be released to the public today after congressional leaders receive it at 11 am. The public…
Read More about Updated: Breaking: Redacted Mueller Report ReleasedJeff Bohen- Digital Reporter Voting season is upon us, with the municipal primary taking place on Tuesday May 21. The deadline to register, or make changes, to your voter registration information, for the Municipal election is Monday April 22. Click for a Bucks County Voter Registration application. Pennsylvania residents can also register to vote online…
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