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Police In Some Areas Change Response Protocol Due To COVID-19

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 12, 2020

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…

Bucks County Brings Voting Machines Out For A Demo Tour

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, February 26, 2020

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.

Democratic Congressional Debate Held At Bucks County Community College

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, February 25, 2020

by Alex Lloyd Gross Getting elected to the United States Congress is difficult. Especially when you are running against a popular incumbent . You have to hope your ideas resonate with voters in your district . Not the rest of the country. One way to do this is to debate your opponent and hope enough…

Shady Brook Farm Holiday Light Show Shines In Region

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, December 19, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross Looking for something to do this holiday time? Look no farther than Shady Brook Farm, located right off Route 332 in Newtown Pa. The annual holiday light show is a spectacle that should be seen at least one time in your life. You can either drive your own vehicle, which is…

Almost Two Million Available In Tax Credit In Bucks County Program

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, November 15, 2019

HARRISBURG, Nov. 15 – Bucks County lawmakers applauded the approval of almost $2 million as part of the Department of Community and Economic Development projects for the Neighborhood Assistance Tax Credit Program. The credits will help improve and expand the services offered by Habitat for Humanity, Philabundance and Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania in Bristol…

Yardley Councilman-Elect Quits Over Racist Facebook Posts

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, November 11, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross It takes a lot be win an elected position and very little to lose it. Patrick McGovern found that out this weekend when he quite his newly elected position as borough councilman before he was sworn in. Patrick McGovern had an alternative Facebook account where he posted what he called “satire”….

Lower Makefield Police Look To Curb Fraud Against Elderly

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, November 5, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross Looking over the various police blotters there has been a trend of people in the Lower Makefield area who have been victimized by scam artists out of tens of thousands of dollars. “There are several versions of this scam, from the Internal Revenue Service calling to get a delinquent tax bill…

Meet The Judicial Candidates In Bucks County

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, November 2, 2019

This will happen after the Eagles game. No reason not to attend. For All Bucks County residents This event will be held at the new LMT community center is on Oxford Valley Road. Kayden’s Korner would like to invite the residents of Bucks County to come out and get to know the 6 candidates…

Animal Cruelty Tackled By the House

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, October 25, 2019

Alex Lloyd Gross It is a no brainier. Pass a bill that toughens existing laws against animal cruelty. That is exactly what happened this past week in the US House of Representatives The US senate has their own bill and that they are working on. So it is not law just yet. The Preventing Animal …

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…