September 11, 2024
by Alex Lloyd Gross Police in Northampton Twp. arrested three males from Philadelphia who came into Bucks County to pass fake $100 bills. They were arrested April 30 2020 . Police said Lashawn Garnett was with two other males when he went into a hardware store in the Crossroads Shopping Center on the 600 block…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A fake police officer has been caught on video knocking on doors in Warminster Township. The scary part is that on video, two co conspirators can be seen . One is crouching behind bushes. Another was observed in the street. Their intent unknown, but possibly to help ambush or sneak into…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Police desperately need you to read this article and think before sending any money or giving account information to anyone, unless you initiate the call and know 100 percent certain that the person you are speaking with is who they are. Within the past several weeks eight people have reported being…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Police in Newtown Township just released info on an unusual theft March 26, 2020 . They were contacted by an Uber driver on December 26, 2020. Something was not right with the customer. The customer initiated a Facetime conversation with his significant other and related her that he was “going to…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross With people whipping themselves into an panic over COVID-19 The Bucks County Police Chiefs Association has instituted contingencies for addressing manpower shortages among police departments should they arise as a result of efforts to quarantine individuals exposed to coronavirus.. Police will respond as normal to crimes in progress, fights, etc but…
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Voting Machines are making the rounds before the election. Since it is a presidential election turnout is expected to be huge. Check the flyer to see then these machines will be brought out for a demonstration.
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Doylestown, PA, February, 2020: Just in time for Black History month, Recorder of Deeds, Robin Robinson, is pleased to announce that her office has received a $125,000 federal grant to help continue the deed book preservation project that she started a little over a year ago. This grant, administered by the National Park Service in…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Depending on who you talk to vaping is dangerous or vaping is safe. It cannot be successfully argued by anyone that taking smokeless tobacco into the lungs of children is a good idea or that it absolutely, positivity will never lead to any health problems for users in the future. That…
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HARRISBURG, Jan. 16 – State lawmakers from Bucks County applauded a $118,200 grant awarded to the Bucks County Workforce Development Board Thursday to help prepare students for in-demand careers. “Congratulations to the Bucks County Workforce Development Board for bringing home this investment,” said House Commerce Committee Minority Chairman Rep. John Galloway. “Thanks to the board…
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DOYLESTOWN, Jan. 6 – State Rep. Wendy Ullman, D-Bucks, today announced that Bucks County schools were awarded $53,000 in state grants to help improve students’ employment skills. Bucks County Intermediate Unit 22 and Palisades School District were each awarded $25,000 Teacher in the Workplace Grants, which will enable teachers to visit local employers and identify…
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