February 22, 2026
By Alex Lloyd Gross Kobe Bryant, the basketball legend was killed over the weekend. He played for the Los Angeles Lakers . He grew up in the Philadelphia area and was a stellar player at Lower Merion High School. It was there that hundreds set up a shrine to the athlete. It is set up…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross A nine month old child almost died after he injested Fentanyl inside an apartment on Finch Drive in the Frankilin Commons Apartments. According to police, they got called for a report of an overdose and found the baby unresponsive and near death. Narcan was administered which helped a little bit, police…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross You applied for a ticket to the rally for Donald Trump in Wildwood New Jersey January 28 2020. . You got an approval email. You are his biggest supporter and You have to be there. Not so fast. First, this is being held in a resort town that is closed. Keep…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross It is coming soon. That is the only news regarding the opening of the Bristol Flea Market that for certain.. Coordinator Anthony Soprano released a statement this past week stating that the building alarm system was from 2002. It does not have to be replaced but it does need to be…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross The Bucks County Republican Committee has denounced Andrew Meehan, who is a candidate running to unseat Brian Fitzpatrick from his seat on Capitol Hill representing the 1st Congressional District. The problem stems from what the committee is calling “discriminatory” statements made on Meehan’s social media account in the past. One, where…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Yolanda M. Torres, 44, of Hamilton, New Jersey pleaded guilty Tuesday to dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity, theft, identity theft, unlawful use of a computer and computer trespass, admitting she fleeced Shu Dental Laboratory, Inc., of hundreds of thousands of dollars between 2016 and 2018. According to Court records, she…
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PHILADELPHIA – The 60th public official to be charged with corruption by state Attorney General Josh Shapiro today pleaded guilty, was sentenced to jail, and ordered to repay the money she stole from her non-profit, an organization designed to help the homeless, seniors, children, and people with chronic mental illness, intellectual disabilities, and substance abuse…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Hundreds of people were late for appointments today, January 20, 2020. The reason they were late can be placed squarely on Speaker Of the House Mike Turzai and Rep Jim Cox who have done nothing to raise the state minimum wage past $7.25/hr. They have had opportunities and they squandered it….
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Multiple state, county and local law enforcement descended on I-95 and I-295 during the early morning hours today, January 19, 2020 when a motorist saw a body laying in the middle of the road on Route 295 near Ford Road in Bristol Twp. When police are fire crews arrived, the did…
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An Opinion By Alex Lloyd Gross This online publication is proud to lends it’s name and support for Reporters Committee For Freedom Of the Press as they issue an addendum to a letter to Senate Leaders Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer. The media organizations are outraged at overly restrictive regulations for covering the impeachment…
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