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Synder-Girotti Students Graduate from Borough Police D.A.R.E. Program

Written by Jeff Bohen, May 23, 2019

Since the early 80’s The D.A.R.E. Program ( Drug Abuse Resistance Education) has been going into class rooms educating students about the dangers of smoking, illicit drugs, and alcohol. This week students form sixth grade class of Snyder Girotti Elementary School graduated from the Bristol Borough’s Police drug prevention efforts, according to a press release…

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,…

Kelly’s Classroom Comes to St. Mark School to Highlight Food Drive

Written by Jeff Bohen, May 21, 2019

Digital Reporter — Jeff Bohen Saint Mark Lions roared Tuesday morning as approximately 250 kids and staff from the school were featured Tuesday on Good Day Philly/Fox 29 Kelly’s Classroom in a live broadcast segment. The event in conjunction with community partner 21st Learning Centers is part of a breakfast food drive for the Snyder-Girotti…

St. Mark Students Graduate from DARE Class

Written by Jeff Bohen, May 16, 2019

Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Students from St. Mark Catholic School graduated from the Bristol Borough Police Department’s Dare Program a release from the public safety agency said Thursday. The program was conducted with the schools sixth grade class by Sgt. Carlos Rivera. Mayor Joseph Saxton , Judge Frank Paranteau Sr. and Chief Henry, were…

Caught Red Handed at the Brookwood Color Run

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, April 27, 2019

Two children from Bristol Township had a ton of fun at Brookwood Elementary School today for the first annual Color Run. Participants start out in a clean white Tee shirt and run around the school twice. At various locations around the building,there are other kids stationed with different colored chalk that they toss onto the…

Two School Buses collide in Bensalem

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 6, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross It could have been much worse, when a Durham Services School Bus collided with a Pennsbury School District transport van, on Richlieu Rd in Bensalem Township March 6 2019. No injuries were reported at the scene,police said. School district personnel along with emergency responders made certain that the kids on both…

Students treated on scene for Carbon Monoxide leak at Bucks County School

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, February 5, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross No students were injured or went to any hospitals, following a carbon monoxide leak inside the Herbert Hoover Elementary School in Middletown Bucks County Pa., today, February 5, 2019 The school, located on Trenton Road was evacuated when students started to complain about being sick. At first three medic units…

Unknown man tries to take child out of Philly school

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, January 11, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross When you send your children to school, you expect that you will see them at the end of the day. That almost did not happen for one family, when they learned that and unknown male attempted to take two students from the Mastery Charter John Wister Elementary School, ( on Bringhurst…

Child groper surrenders to Philly cops

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, November 29, 2018

By Alex Lloyd Gross Great security footage circulated across the region helped identify Joshua Periera-Lopez as the person wanted for putting his hand up the skirt of a 12 year old school girl on her was to classes November 28, 2018 at the Keystone Academy Charter School. The incident happened on the 4600 block of…

Kids shadow government officials for a day

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, February 20, 2018

“For decades, PAL Centers have provided young people including myself, a former 12-year-old PAL participant, with the invaluable opportunity to learn how City Hall works from caring adults,” said Mayor Kenney. “I would like to thank the dedicated PAL Center supervisors, staff, board members and Toyota for supporting the city’s most important asset: young people. Together,…