September 10, 2024
Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen A reported by DVN first the quiet of a Bristol Borough Street became a nest for law enforcement activity as a female reportedly armed with a handgun barricaded herself on the 300 block of Washington Street around 7 p.m Monday night. Upon arrival Bristol Borough Police confirmed a 42 year-old female…
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Digital Staff The following is a press release from the Buck County District Attorney’s Office. Police departments throughout Bucks County will be enhancing DUI enforcement this holiday weekend, assigning extra officers to roving patrols in 10 jurisdictions. The enhanced patrols, paid for by a state and federally funded traffic enforcement grant, begin at 10…
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Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Outside the offices of the Levittown-Fairless Hills Rescue Squad a sign reflects recent numbers about how opioid epidemic has taken its toll on locals. “163 Overdoses in Levittown this year. 18 of them died.” On Thursday night, Steps to Recovery and the Kaitlin Murphy Foundation is inviting the public to…
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Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Construction is scheduled to begin in September to repair the bridge carrying Big Oak Road over Interstate 295 in Middletown Township, The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced this week. The work is scheduled to begin on September 19 with Big Oak being closed from Harpers Crossing to Hickory Lane…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross WSFS bank merged with Beneficial Savings bank earlier this year. All banks will now be called WSFS. There was a heavy advertising campaign that included billboards on highways and some surface streets. Gone is Beneficial. This week all signage should have been changed over and the bank was closed Saturday to…
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Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Six area businesses have joined forces to help local children and their families kick of the new school year on the right foot. #Kicks4Kids seeks to help families running low on liquidity of resources get children shoes and sneakers they’ll need for the soon to begin school year. We’re just…
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Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen A free outdoor movie takes place tonight at the Bristol Township Municipal Complex on Bath Rd. As part of Bristol Township’s Parks and Recreation department’s summer movie series, “Wonderpark” will be screened for the community beginning at dusk. The family-friendly event will also include bounce houses for those attending. The National…
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Digital Staff The following is a press release from the Bucks County Public Information Office The fourth of five Bucks County Household Hazardous Waste Collection events for 2019 will be held Saturday, August 24, at Bucks County Technical High School, 610 Wistar Road in Fairless Hills. The collection, sponsored by the Bucks County Commissioners…
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Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen Falls Township Police solved a minor mystery from last week as a man who was shot in the hand had charges filed against him. Keith Schultz was charged with prohibited firearm possession, reckless endangerment, and filing a false police report by police on Monday after an investigation found he has…
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Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen The New Britain Township Police are seeking the communities help in locating a missing woman. Andrea Gorman was reported missing by her family on August 15, with authorities noting her last contact with here family was in the middle of July. Police say Groman “has ties to the Chalfont and…
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