October 26, 2026
by Alex Lloyd Gross Sunday was Family Fun Day at Parx Racing. The sprawling picnic grounds next to the casino were set for racing and things families can do that would be fun and inexpensive. Giant slides and inflatable bounce houses were just some of the things for children to do. The other, which drew…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Lower Southampton Township police are crediting an alert bystander for calling them. That call landed two suspected wire thieves behind bars. According to police,this happened on October 19, 2026 near Bustleton Pike and Jasmine Way. That bystander saw a male and female cutting down Verizon wires. A U-Haul was parked close…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A luggage shop and a Hall Mark store are the only two stores without outside points of entry operating in the Neshaminy Mall. Barnes and Noble and Boscov’s have outside entrances and are also open, but they are considered anchor stores. So if you want to get technical, four stores, no…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross It was back on October 16,2026 when Bensalem Police said the male in the above photo walked into the store and took a rifle without paying for it. It was about 1:40PM when he walked in and located an employee. The male was carrying a collapsible scooter and took a rifle…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The Bensalem Owls played a game Saturday night against the Council Rock South Golden Hawks. To say this was not the teams finest hour would be an understatement. During the first quarter, the team threw interceptions and fumbled the ball more times than can be counted. It seemed that just about…
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HARRISBURG — A bill sponsored by Sen. Frank Farry (R-6) to give emergency medical services (EMS) providers greater flexibility in transporting patients to appropriate receiving facilities advanced unanimously from the Senate Institutional Sustainability and Innovation Committee today. “EMS providers are often the first ones on the scene when someone is experiencing a medical emergency, and…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Last evening, around 7:00 PM, there was a huge police presence along Street Road in Bensalem. Curious people flooded social media wondering what was going on. Every year, about 300 veterans from Bucks County board buses at Parx Racing, for a trip to Washington DC, to see the historic sights and…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The Bensalem Township Municipal Complex was closed to through traffic yesterday for the 35th annual Fall Festival. This event started at Snyder Middle School, then went to the high school . It is now housed at the township complex and features concerts, fireworks and all kinds of things to do and…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Bensalem Police have arrested 27-year-old Valeed Anjum, a township resident and charged him with multiple counts of Unlawful Contact with a Minor (F1), multiple counts of Sexual Abuse of a Child (F2), Criminal Use of Communication Facility (F3) and other related charges. An investigation was launched and it was discovered that…
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PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney David Metcalf announced the creation of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (“EDPA”) Interagency Fraud Task Force (“IFTF”), consisting of the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the Department of Justice’s National Fraud Enforcement Division (“NFED”), and 14 other federal law enforcement agencies. Through expanded data-sharing and investigative cooperation, the IFTF will focus on…
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