August 21, 2025
Crime
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Irish eyes will be smiling Sunday in Bristol Borough as the 23rd annual Celtic Day will be held in Bristol Riverfront Park, on Sunday, June 30 (no rain date) from 1 to 8 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Celtic Heritage Foundation. Admission is free. Attendees are advised…
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Bristol Township
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen The Ballpark Tavern, will remain closed until at next month county officials said Tuesday. The Bristol Township strip club state and local authorities accuse of being a base for an array criminal activity, will remain closed. Tuesday’s court hearing, in the case of the Levittown club was postponed…
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Bristol Borough
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Serendipity: the occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way. Dictionary.com This is one such story involving three elements; a local football league. a District Court Judge. And a major sporting goods company coming together in the name of local kids playing football. Chirs Chapman,…
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Crime
By Alex Lloyd Gross Warminster Police are asking for the public’s help in finding Joseph Wolfgang Trout. He is accused of allegedly holding up four different stores in the township earlier this month. They are : June 19, 2019, at 6:15 pm, Delta Gas Station located at 288 N York Rd June 20, 2019 at…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross House Republicans are proud of themselves. They passed their budget of $34.9 Billion and did in on the backs of the states most vulnerable population. The working poor and the unemployed. The budget passed with the elimination of the General Assistance Program. This money, given to people that need it the…
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Crime
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen At last weeks Bristol Borough School Board Directors meeting a free summer meals program was announced by district officials. The summer free meals initiative begins o July 1 and runs until August 7 at Snyder -Girotti Elementary School. Meals are for children of the borough 18 years or younger,…
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Community
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Its almost six years to the day when this reporter first met Deena Fischer, Executive Director of Stages Academy, then of Fairless Hills. in the years since , Stages Academy has grown into local performing arts educational force Now the next part of Fisher’s plan is falling into…
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Community
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen A former Northampton Township man has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in Bucks County on Friday says a release from the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office today. Matthew John Wheeler, 43, was convicted last week of aggravated indecent assault of a child and related counts…
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Community
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen Question: How do you walk out of a local grocery store without paying for over $5600.00 in merchandise? The Morrisiville Police Department are in the process of attempting to identify such an individual as an answer to that very question. According to police the woman pictured hit the Giant Food…
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Bristol Township
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen A small dedicated army of 12 Saturday removed 200 pounds of garbage from the Croydon section of Bristol Township Parks in response to social media posts about medical waste disposed of in the street. It wasn’t the numbers they hoped for, but Lizz Edmondson said we did what…
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