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Powerful Storm Slams Lower Bucks, Power Lines & Trees Downed, First Responders Answer the Call

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 23, 2019

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen An intense thunderstorm slammed the Lower Bucks area earlier causing power outages, downed trees, damaged cars and an array of challenges for motorists driving home Monday evening as emergency units responded to a multitude of “help”calls.” In something rarely observed, The National Weather Service on Monday posted four separate alerts…

Penndel Police: Be on the Lookout for Fraudulent PECO Notices

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 22, 2019

Digital Reporter -Jeff Bohen Penndel Police issued a release this evening about a report of a fake PECO notice posted at a residence in their area. The notice, pictured, is very similar to turn off notices the power company issues to customers in arrears, however, in this case according to police this specific one is…

Lane Closure Alert for Next week in Lower Bucks

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 21, 2019

Jeff Bohen- Digital Journalist. Lane closures are scheduled for this week throughout the Lower Bucks area PennDOT announced last week. Lane closures are scheduled on Interstate 95, Interstate 295, and U.S. 13 (Bristol Road) in Bucks County on Tuesday, July 23, through Thursday, July 25, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, for…

Breaking: Levittown Fire Fighter charged with Sexual Assault of a Minor and Related Offenses

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 16, 2019

Digital Reporter-[Jeff Bohen Tullytown Borough Police arrested a local firemen for sex related offenses involving a minor on Monday, according to court records filed. James Marshal was arraigned Monday before District Justice Robert Wagner in Levittown, on charges of sexual assault, involuntary sexual deviate intercourse, corruption of a minor and related offenses. Levitttown Fire Company…

Woman Bicyclist in New Falls Rd Accident, Passes Away, Services Announced

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 15, 2019

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen The 70- year-old woman involved in a traffic accident on New Falls Road Wednesday night passed away Thursday night surrounded by family and friends. Patricia Sadley Harman was taken of life sustaining support at Thomas Jefferson Trauma Center late Thursday afternoon a family member confirmed, Friday. “We’re all grateful…

Just In: Falls Police Investigating Serious New Falls Road Accident

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 11, 2019

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Falls Township Police minutes ago released a statement about Wednesday night’s traffic accident in Fairless Hills. “The traffic accident involving a motorcycle and a pedestrian. Initial reports indicate the pedestrian was traveling on a bicycle westbound on the 8500 block of New Falls Road using the right hand shoulder. As…

Motorcycle and Bicyclist Collide on New Falls Road

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen A traffic accident on New Falls Road, in Falls Township Wednesday night has one person in Jefferson Hospital in Center City, Thursday morning with “grave injuries.” Police, firefighters and medical crews rushed to the scene of an accident involving a motor…

Its 7-Eleven Day; Free Slurpee’s for Everyone!

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen The popular convenience store is celebrating 7 -Eleven Day by giving the public a free Slurpee and an opportunity for a second one by downloading the store app. Beginning at 11 a.m., of course, participating stores will give out an estimated 9 million free small Slurpee drinks til 7…

State Senator to open Constituent Services Office in Levittown.

Written by Jeff Bohen, July 10, 2019

Jeff Bohen – Digital Reporter State Senator announces opening constituent services office in Tullytown. State Senator Steve Santarsiero (D-Bucks) announced at Tuesday’s Tullytown Borough Council he will be opening an office in the borough hall in late July. The office is in partnership with Tullytown Council, officials said. Staff will be available to assist residents…

DiGirolamo to Introduce Bill to Help Fund New Voting Machines, Extend Absentee Ballot Submissions

Written by Jeff Bohen,

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…