May 19, 2025
by Alex Lloyd Gross Election day is tomorrow in PA. It is the primary election, but still it’s important. That is why Ro Khanna a Democratic Congressman from California showed up for an in-person town hall held yesterday at the Heritage Hall in Newportville. Attendance was capped at about 300 and that is what showed…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross If you like cars or if you have no interest in cars, the American Federal Heritage Credit Union Campus on Red Lion Road was the place to be this Saturday. There was something for everyone. The best part is , it was free. A great place to take kids or go…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Fan Expo is happening at the Pennsylvania Convention Center this weekend. It’s something that should be experienced at least once in your lifetime. This is a place where vendors selling everything from t shirts, to comic books to custom lighting gather in one spot. If it deals with pop culture and…
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Alex Lloyd Gross/ Delaware Valley News.com File Photo NJ Attorney General Alina Habba An Essex County man who claimed to be a pastor of a church in Orange, New Jersey was indicted on April 25, 2025, for sex trafficking, forced labor, and, along with his wife, conspiring to commit forced labor, U.S. Attorney Alina Habba…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Someone in Upper Southampton Twp. is sending out fake violation notices to people or businesses for perceived violations of township code. One such fake notice was sent through the United States Mail with a wrong address on it. The return address had the township building address as the return address. The…
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Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania State Police officials should at least make public how a brazen arson attack on the governor’s…
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by Dan Doyle, It was a hot night on the field—and not just because of the weather—as Newtown Township Fire Rescue “extinguished” the Newtown Township Police Department with a dramatic 19-16 victory in a charity softball game Friday evening. The showdown, played at the Newtown Middle School Field, wasn’t just about hometown bragging rights. It…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross In just a few short months, the city will be celebrating the 250th birthday of America. When we were a colony under England’s rule, the push to be independent started right here, in Philadelphia. It’s only fitting that the city is pushing positive energy for the 250th birthday. While the World…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The Women’s Animal Shelter in Bensalem Twp. held an open house yesterday. It was inside the center in a room away from the animals. There were going to be a lot of people in there and the animals might not be used to that many people. As people walked in there…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The World Portal is back online and it’s drawing crowds of people. The original location was in LOVE Park near the LOVE statue. It was then moved near the Visitors Center. That was it’s downfall as a handful of idiots ruined it for millions. First someone threw rocks at the screen…
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