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    Community

    LM Cops: 19 K Fraud, 5 Years of SS Checks Stolen, Multiple Thefts on Brentwood Dr.

    Written by Jeff Bohen, October 7, 2019

    Digital Staff  The following is provided by the Lower Makefield Township Police Department covering September 29 to October `4, 2019. Friday, October 4, 2019 – 1:28pm Theft from vehicle– 1600 block of Fairfield Rd. reported at 8:04PM. Complainant reported sometime overnight, unknown person(s) entered the unlocked vehicle and removed a house key and credit card….

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    Bensalem

    Thousands Attend Bensalem Fall Festival

    Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, October 6, 2019

    By Alex Lloyd Gross The Annual Bensalem Fall Festival was held Saturday, October 5, 2019. Thousands showed up.  That was expected. Is is a very popular event. It kicks off about 11:00 AM with multiple vendors set up to give away trinkets and information. There are  areas where there could be a few more vendors…

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    Bristol Borough

    BB Cops: Wood St Burgary Nets $800, Ollies, Dollar Tree, & Rite Aid Hit by Thieves

    Written by Jeff Bohen,

    BurDigital Staff The following is provided by the Bristol Borough Police Department covering September 18 to  October 3, 2019.     September 18 5:44 p.m., Warrant arrest, 600 block Bath St., male, age 53, Levittown, PA, arrested and custody turned over to Bucks County Sheriff’s Dept. September 19 12:16 p.m., Criminal mischief, 800 block Pine…

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    Arts & Entertainment

    Candlelight Vigil to Honor Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Bristol Monday

    Written by Jeff Bohen,

    Digital Reporter -Jeff Bohen  Bucks County residents Anna Angok, Autumn Bartle, Chung Sook, Chang Colleen Patterson, and Teresa Priestley have an unseemly connection. They all died as a result of domestic violence in 2018. Each death resulted in headlines telling the tale of the scourge of domestic violence.  In total 30 deaths are linked to domestic…

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    Arts & Entertainment

    Morrisville Offering Tasty Delights During 3rd Annual Restaurant Week

    Written by Jeff Bohen, October 5, 2019

    Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen  Morrisville’s 3rd annual Restaurant Week launches Sunday with a number of mouth watering choices to choose from. The event which runs through Oct. 12. includes participating eateries Anthony’s IV Pizza, Cafe Antonio, Concerto Fusion Cuisine, Dacey’s Pub, La Villa Family Restaurant, Mannino’s Family Restaurant, Michael’s Restaurant & Lounge, Non Solo Pasta…

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    Higher Ed

    Roxborough Wins Another Game

    Written by Alex Lloyd Gross,

    The Roxborough High Foot Ball team won yet another game as they defeated Samuel  Fels  by a score of 36-0.  Roxborough scored 22 points in the first quarter, 6 in the second and 8 in the third quarter. Fels was able to keep them out of the end zone during the fourth quarter.  More Photos…

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    Community

    Bucks Lawmakers Introduce Kayden’s Law

    Written by Jeff Bohen,

    Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Bucks County lawmakers came together Friday afternoon to introduce a bill memorializing 7 -year-old Kaden Mancuso, of Lower Makefield who was killed in a murder suicide during a court ordered visit by her father Jeff Mancuso in August of 2018. State Senator Steve Santarsiero, with state representatives Tina Davis  (D-141)…

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    Crime

    Faulkner Supporters Want Krasner Off Mumia Case

    Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, October 4, 2019

    By Alex Lloyd Gross Three busloads of supporters of law enforcement and the Faulkner family got a police escort downtown today, October  4 2019 . The buses stopped outside the office of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. It was there that a podium had been set up. About 250 people stood as Maureen Faulkner took…

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    Bristol Borough

    Bristol First Responders History Exhibit Opens Tonight at Grundy Library

    Written by Jeff Bohen,

    Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen   If you are a first responder buff, or enjoy historical retrospectives the Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Library has something special for you with the opening reception tonight for its Answering the Call: Bristol’s First Responders exhibit from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The exhibit highlights the histories of Bristol police, firefighters, EMTs,…

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    Community

    Cops: ‘Let Go News’ Fraud, Woman Throws Bottle Shattering Glass, and More!

    Written by Jeff Bohen,

    Digital Staff: The following is provided by the Morrisville Police Department covering September 19 to September 30, 2019 Arrest/Forgery/Recv Stolen Property  –  09/19/19 @ 12:57  –  Steven Mullings, age 27, was arrested on a Morrisville Warrant for Forgery/Receiving Stolen Property.  Incident occurred on 800 block W. Trenton Ave.  A Warrant for Marc Singleton, age 22,…

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