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Just In: Weather Service Issues Severe Thunderstorm & Flash Flood Watches

Written by Jeff Bohen, June 18, 2019

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Forecasters from the National Weather Service in Mt. Holly issued an updated weather watch for today and Wednesday. The service said beginning at 2 p.m. Tuesday and lasting until 10 p.m tonight severe thunderstorms are likely to splash the Lower Bucks area. Additionally, meteorologists at the weather prediction service…

Bucks County Sheriff Gives Active Shooter Training in Falls Twp.

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, June 14, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross Bucks County Sheriff Milt Warrell has been going around to businesses providing active shooter training. On Wednesday night he brought the training to the general public at the Falls Township Municipal Building. “The things you should remember are run if you can, get yourself out of the area, if you have…

SEPTA Alert! New Summer Schedules Take Effect Sunday & Monday

Written by Jeff Bohen, June 8, 2019

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen New summer transit schedules for buses, subways and trolleys will take effect beginning today and Monday , South Eastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority announced on Thursday. Additionally, new graphics, maps and symbols aimed at promoting frequent transit service, the transportation agency said. “This expands on the new concept transit maps…

Cops: Burglar Steals ‘Church Vans’, 2 Men Charged with Simple Assault, & More

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Digital Reporting Staff The following release has been provided by the Bristol Township Police Department covering the June 4, 2019 . Arrest 6-4-19, 1132 hours, 7000 block Bristol Pike, Levittown, Pa. The below subject was arrested on a Bench Warrant out of Bucks County and released to the Sheriff’s. Carl Glenn McLaughlin,…

Another 7-Eleven Robbed, Security Camera Captures Armed Robbery in Bristol Township

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, June 7, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross Shortly after an alleged robbery suspect of a Langhorne 7-Eleven was shot by police on North Pine Street, the convenience store on Bristol Pike at Edgley Avenue was held up by a gunman Thursday night. It was all caught on tape, Bristol Township authorities said. Police are trying to determine if…

Pedestrian Struck By Car In Front Of Truman High in Bristol Township

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross,

By Alex Lloyd Gross A pedestrian was struck by a car during the early morning hours today, June 7, 2019, in front of Truman High School. The accident happened about 4:30 AM . Police said the car was traveling towards Mill Creek Road when for unknown reasons, the car contacted the person who wandered into…

2019 Memorial Day Parade & Event Guide

Written by Jeff Bohen, May 26, 2019

Communities throughout Lower Bucks county will celebrate in the Memorial Day holiday this weekend in a number of ways. Below is a guide to the events for the area on Sunday and Monday, Bensalem click here for information on the activities in Bensalem Bristol Borough The Robert W. Bracken American Legion Post 382 will hold…

Bristol Man who told Cops ‘You know my F***ing Name’ has charges Held Over

Written by Jeff Bohen, May 25, 2019

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen A Bristol Township man who lead police on a chase in April had all of his charges held over for court on Tuesday. Scott Kunkel, 27, of Croydon will be formally arraigned in Bucks County Court of Common Pleas in Doylestown on June 14 charges pursuant to a chase he…

Angler Alert: 4th of July is a ‘Fish For Free Day’ in the Commonwealth

Written by Jeff Bohen, May 23, 2019

Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen Fishing in your Independence Day plans? Sunday residents of Pennsylvania can fish for free as the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is offering the second of its two Fish-for-Free Days Thursday. According to a release from the commission, license requirements will be waived, allowing anglers to fish within public…

And the Primary Winners Are…

Written by Jeff Bohen, May 22, 2019

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,…