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More than 200 seventh graders from Pennridge North Middle School spent about three hours doing community service at the Trinity Lutheran and St. Stephen’s cemeteries in Perkasie May 16.

Delaware Valley University recently received a $1.2 million gift from The Daniel Tanner Foundation Inc. to support renovations of the school’s Krauskopf Memorial Library.

The Solebury Township Police Department received a report of a large black bear roaming the area of Aquetong Road and Upper Mountain Road Upper / York Road.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation invites the public to attend a live virtual public meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 28, for the upcoming project to replace the bridge that carries Creamery Road over Tohickon Creek in Bedminster and Tinicum townships.

At the May 13 board of supervisors meeting, Richland Township approved two properties zoned Rural Agricultural (RA) to be changed to Planned Commercial (PC).

Raccoon kits rescued from truck bed in Hilltown

A volunteer from Wildlife in Need (WIN) PA rescued four orphaned raccoon kits from the back of a pickup truck in Hilltown yesterday. The four kits were discovered by someone who walked by the truck …

Middletown Township plans to open bids next month for trash collections services, and more than the vendor could be changing.

At the outset of the May 15 Buckingham Township Board of Supervisors meeting David J. Scirrotto was sworn in as chief of police. Before Scirrotto took the oath, Lieutenant William Moffett gave a …

Bedminster Township, long known to residents as a great place to live, is now also known as a great place to work, to a man from another county and his family.

On the morning of March 16, Andre Gordon Jr. went to his father’s Levittown home and then to the nearby home of the mother of his children intent on murder, said a Bucks County detective.

In yet another twist in the rollercoaster ride that has been Tinicum Township’s 11-year Headquarters Road bridge saga, PennDOT has changed course once again.It is reportedly no longer refusing to …

To honor former New Hope Borough Council member Laurie McHugh, her family and friends have organized the Laurie McHugh Memorial Food Drive to provide support for local community members in need.

Repairs are finally on the way for a historic work of architecture in Wrightstown. The township board of supervisors voted Monday to hire contractor ALP Roofing, of Fallston, Md, to overhaul the roof …

When the pandemic hit, Kevin Jones was working in management at a restaurant. Kristin was a stay-at-home mom. Kevin hardly ever got to spend time with his family. They started looking for a new way of life. In one of those turning points when a curse turns out to be a blessing, Kevin was let go from his job.

Wrightstown is looking for a little funding help to power an effort aimed at reducing the amount of stormwater and sedimentation that finds its way into the Delaware River.

Michael Phillips is an ultra-cyclist. He’s also a Worthwhile Wear Ambassador. By joining those roles, Phillips hopes to raise awareness about human trafficking through the “Act Challenge.

Clarice Schillinger, a conservative parents’ rights advocate and former GOP candidate for lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, entered a plea of no contest Wednesday in Bucks County, to a charge of furnishing alcohol to minors attending her 17-year-old daughter’s birthday party last fall; she was sentenced to 12 months of probation.

During an introductory forum Monday, Dr. Steven Yanni told the Central Bucks school community that he has dedicated his career to helping all students succeed and feel they belong.

Middletown Township residents could be paying a new fee next year to address what some municipal officials say is homeowners’ biggest complaint — the stormwater system.

Delaware Valley University celebrated the Class of 2024 during commencement exercises May 11 at Robert A. Lipinski Field at James Work Memorial Stadium in Doylestown.Three members of the graduating …

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