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Could A Minimum Wage Deal Be On the Table For the Pennsylvania Senate?

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, November 15, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross Grumbling around the state capitol have gotten louder. The republican majority are ready to negotiate with Senator Tina Tartagiolne for a minimum wage increase. The Democratic. Senator cancelled a previously scheduled interview on this subject, to make calls. That is a good sign for the lowest paid workers in this state. …

Repeat Offender Arrested By Bensalem Police For Stolen Checks

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, November 14, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross Shateira Sharde Coles of Jackson Street in Philadelphia is facing serious charges in Bucks County, after Bensalem cops nabbed her for stealing checks. The entire scenario started on September 10 2019, when a report was made from O’neill’s Catering on Street Road. Four business checks were stolen. Just who took them…

Veterans Expo Held In Bensalem Just Ahead Of Veterans Day

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, November 10, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross “If it’s not here, it does not exist,”. Those were the words told to veterans who attended the opening ceremony for the Veterans Expo which was held at Parx East. Once inside the expo, there were seminars on things dealing with issues veterans face everyday. From loans to health concerns. There…

A Look At Teddy Dugan’s 2019 Halloween Bash

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, October 30, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross A little rain never hurt anyone. A few hundred folks came out to party with Teddy Dugan and five kick ass bands this past weekend in Morrisville.The party was held at The Barn on Snipes Farm property. This year it was held in connection with the Danny DeGennaro Foundation which helps…

Monster Hockey Shut Down By Attorney General

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, October 29, 2019

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced a lawsuit against Pottstown-based Monster Hockey Inc. and its president and CEO, Jeffrey Laum, alleging the defendants entered into contracts with consumers to sell hockey equipment and related supplies through its website, but failed to deliver products and failed to refund consumers’ money. Despite being more than…

A Woman’s Place to Celebrate Contributions of Community Members at Annual Breakfast

Written by Jeff Bohen, October 21, 2019

Digital Staff The following is a release from A Woman’s Place in its entirety as they continue highlighting Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October. Domestic violence impacts millions of people each year, but it can be prevented. It requires the collective voice and power of individuals, families, institutions, and systems. It is in this spirit…

Bucks Business Connections Presents 6k to LMT for Garden of Reflection

Written by Jeff Bohen, October 20, 2019

Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen Bucks County Business Connections (BCBC) presented 6K to Lower Makefield Township for the 9/11 Garden of Reflection Memorial at last weeks board of supervisors meeting. Business Connections President Joe Clark and vice president Joe Marrazzo, made the third annual presentation to the township community foundation at Wednesday nights meeting. This is…

Morrisville Fire Company Annual Poinsettia Sale to Support Rescue Efforts

Written by Jeff Bohen,

Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen The Morrisville Fire Company (MFC) 2019 Poinsettia sale started last week as a way to raise funds to support the non-profit frist responder company serving community. Fire company officials say all plants will be eight inches in size and can be ordered by credit card at the fire companies website by…

Bristol Kickball Launches its Registration Drive for First Season

Written by Jeff Bohen, October 16, 2019

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen —Kickball player Isabella Antonelli on why kids should join the Bristol Kickball League “Its an opportunity for kids to have fun outside, make friends, and play sports” Family- by- family they drifted into the clubhouse on Jefferson Avenue in Bristol last week. Moms. Dads. Friends. Strangers. All asking the same…

Ghost Tours in New Hope Draw Huge Crowds

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, October 14, 2019

by Alex Lloyd Gross Everyone has heard of ghosts. Whether you believe in them or not is something different. Once thing is for certain, According to many people, New Hope Pa. is home to quite a few of them. This past Sunday, October 13, 2019, there was a free Haunted Ghost Tour. The first 100…