Levittown, PA News

• Levittown, PA News
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• Watson renews push for stricter teen driving laws
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• History lost as WWI vet dies
• School develops plan to meet federal guidelines
• News Briefs
• Hulmeville looking into sharing rainwater surge tank
• Corbett announces DRPA appointments
• Cell tower hearing goes on past midnight
• Planners not ready to sell land
• No changes to 2011-12 calendar without new union contract
• Missing Bensalem man found in Philadelphia
• Woman ordered to trial in fatal crash
• Three Catholic schools closing in Bucks County
• Water woes plague Nockamixon homeowners
• Teachers' flier has district asking questions
• In full bloom
• Bensalem police seek missing man, 79
• State bill would charge retailers for plastic bags
• Blast from the past
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Students help African children
• Study: Injuries from baby furniture common
• Professor draws from illustrations to teach
• DUI ARRESTS
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• New map could alter residents' insurance needs
• Budget cuts dominate discussion
• 'The hand of God was on that plane'
• Blaze makes duplex unlivable
• Registration dates for kindergarten
• Marseglia, Ansinn get support from Democrats
• Man pleads guilty to defrauding US Mint
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Scout troop celebrates 100th anniversary
• District refuses to pay tech school
• Man stabbed during domestic argument
• Insurance hopes fade for thousands
• Police chief search winding down
• Budget cuts dominate discussion
• Fire damages duplex
• Man stabbed during domestic argument
• Man pleads guilty to defrauding US Mint
• Hundreds clash over gas drilling regulations
• Assault suspect jailed
• Bucks DA working with police on protest incident
• No jail for woman who swindled tour group
• Plans for new Giuseppe's unanimously approved
• Charges for driver hinge on blood test
• Report says O'Connor resigns coaching post
• Soldier: Iraq 'still a war zone'
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Neighbors fighting proposal for McDonald's
• Charter school's rejection explained
• Three step down from police force
• Interested students invited to registration week
• Casino licenses to highest bidder?
• Man jailed for threatening judge
• Demolition of water tower delayed
• Conwell-Egan president to step down
• Hospital infection tied to readmission
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Board reaches deal with firefighters
• New budget will be 'challenging'
• Supervisors approve single-stream recycling
• Giant allowed to be open 24 hours
• Arson case goes to trial
• Vehicle hits school bus; driver suspected of DUI
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Rep. Fitzpatrick listens to public's suggestions
• Board rejects charter school
• Board disagrees with tech school payments
• District courts now accepting credit card, Internet payments
• Man charged in bank robberies
• Show goes beyond Black History Month
• Activists urge cuts to defense budget
• Man surrenders in '73 shooting case
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Charter school bid rejected
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Pedestrian struck by car in Bensalem
• Pigeon shoot protesters claim man pulled gun
• District leader in place
• 2 in GOP call for tax on gas drilling
• Board: No money for pay raises
• Homicide charges set in '73 shooting
• Strike talk missing from meeting
• School board blasts media
• Mars 'hoax' orbits Internet
• Board to review fire services
• Rescuer needs public's help
• Richboro man accused in car scam
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• School closings and delays
• Gas going up again, but you can fight back
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Another snowy morning expected
• Contract talks get started
• Cheering for the cause
• Poison case heads to high court
• Vote nears for charter school
• Out with the old, in with the new
• Bristol police standoff ends peacefully
• Contract for cameras tabled
• Fitzpatrick to hold meeting in Quakertown
• GOP introduces its supervisor candidates
• Bucks, nonprofit set meeting over finances
• National presidents poll mirrors Bucks
• Officials seeking state approval for brake-retarder ban
• A lot of attention for indoor market
• Tough talk fills airwaves for town hall chat
• Teachers to meet tonight over contract
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• President's Day
• Teen admits role in Montgomery County hate crime
• New Jersey condo fire affects 20 units
• Board approves pizza restaurant
• East students 'fired up'
• Remembering an icon
• Borough says no to snow in street
• Bucks women battling for court
• Foundation throws big bash for George Washington
• Ex-top Catholic official put on leave
• From tomboy to 'girly girl'
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• History lessons from the Depression
• Did officials jump gun on Jake brake law?
• COURT LOG
• DUI ARRESTS
• President's Day
• Blog becomes center of attention
• Police charge pair in U. Moreland break-ins
• Inspections coming to farmers markets
• Sounding off on teacher's caustic comments
• Winds topple trees, power lines
• Police: Man robs same store clerk twice in three days
• The perils of living out loud, online
• Man doesn't fall for scammer's trap
• Death penalty off the table
• Energy drinks alarm doctors
• A revolutionary tale
• Toomey 'misspoke' about health law
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• COURT LOG
• DA won't seek death penalty in salon owner's slaying
• Man doesn't fall for scammer's trap
• Teen admits role in ethnic crime
• Police charge pair in break-ins
• Police: Man robs same store clerk twice in three days
• Union: 'Put it on the record'
• Charter school awaits decision
• Solar energy contractor charged with $84K fraud
• Parents group hopes to keep school from closing
• Suspect charged with dealing drugs
• Four jailed after Penndel home invasion
• Panel to provide guidance for juvenile offenders
• Plan would shrink state House
• Man accused of raping girl
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Firefighter still active after 65 years of service
• Proposed ordinance targets recreational vehicles
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• No significant progress in latest talks
• Late board member's husband named to seat
• Nine indicted in slayings
• Board trying to get ahead of debt
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• District redraws boundary line
• Preliminary budget increases taxes $135
• Former Bucks deputy DA running for district judge
• Local committee leaders recognized
• Loughery promoted first day on the job
• County sells Quakertown annex for $550K
• St. Mary among first to implant new MRI-safe pacemaker
• State sues failed nursing school
• Register of wills not seeking re-election
• Snow woes adding up for township
• Man acquitted in 7-Eleven robbery
• Blogging teacher gains support
• Undercover cops say man sold them heroin
• Archdiocese removes three priests
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Fire quickly consumes hotel
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Replacing bridge proves challenging
• Rite Aid approved, but there's a catch
• Residents lining up to run for supervisor
• Driver in fatal crash facing new allegations
• Board authorizes study to cut costs
• District business administrator retiring
• Teen charged with painting swastikas
• Township to take over roads
• Nonuniform employees have new deal
• Pennsbury district investigating pro-union reading assignment
• Residents want parking spots back
• Police investigating burglaries see connections
• Explaining a vote: It's about House rules
• Local pit bulls make TV debut
• House passes bill for honor guards at burials
• Landlords settle discrimination suit
• Workshops to address bullying by girls
• Return to Carnegie Hall
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Consumer office, DA eyeing Windowizards
• One budget, two views
• Former mayor remembered
• Blogging teacher blogging again
• Giving back with Destined for a Dream
• Massage parlor madams plead guilty
• Man pleads guilty in crash that killed two
• Council amends leash law By RACHEL CANELLI
• Teen ejected from SUV in crash
• 'Productive' talks on merging police in townships
• Woman accused of selling drugs near school
• Security stepped up after threat
• Toomey: Health act could bring 'financial disaster'
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• If wishes were horses
• 'He will always be my valentine'
• Ring finds way back to rightful owner
• Telling a town's story, one tile at a time
• Fire damages large industrial building
• Nothing suspicious found at Truman
• Land development proposals down
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Where there's smoke ...
• When love can hurt
• Skills earn students scholarships
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Teacher's blog brings online issues up for debate
• Two face charges after undercover cocaine buy
• Yardley woman dies in NY skiing accident
• Man dies in head-on collision
• Scouts compete in, and against, the weather
• Bomb threat at Truman High
• Child molester sentenced to 8 to 20 years
• District to investigate handling of alleged incidents
• Residents not talking about Servis situation
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• District fills two administrative positions
• A very cool town
• District files lawsuit against contractor
• Scandal has Bucks connections
• Board locks into lower electric rate
• Heir apparent?
• Local dogs ready to strut their stuff
• Man dies in head-on collision
• Bomb threat at Truman High
• District to investigate handling of incidents
• Provider switch to save township on electricity costs
• Child molester sentenced to 8 to 20 years
• District files lawsuit against contractor
• 'Fun-raiser' honors spirit of classmate who died at 13
• Water main break closes Human Services center
• Salt suppliers struggle to meet demand
• Company officials facing charges over gambling
• Enrollment declines at Bucks County Community College
• Prison board feels left out
• District to investigate parent complaints
• Martin seeking another term
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Community agriculture program takes root
• Man gets 13 to 28 years for attack and carjacking
• Jail for man who set fire to his house
• Priests, teacher charged with rape
• Township manager, union workers laid off
• Zoning change gives development green light
• Giving veterans their due
• Look out for potholes
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Boundary changes won't affect current students
• Workers reject new contract
• Borough already has law for moving cars in snow
• District to raise taxes about $40
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Council president sent to prison
• Archdiocese teacher under investigation
• Resident honored for Playwicki Farm efforts
• Lawmakers trying to save adultBasic
• Cops: Woman came to court hearing drunk
• Borough rejects developers' plan to expand Town Center
• Suspect to stand trial for assault
• Man sentenced for 18th lewd act
• Police: Woman called cop to offer sex for money
• Students pumped for SkillsUSA competition
• Blog puts teacher in hot water
• Performance tells tale of life in slavery
• Drug dealing suspect headed to trial
• Proposed sidewalk ordinance goes to planners
• Police merger wins backing
• Board: Tax increase limited to 1.4 percent
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• DA still probing voter fraud
• Council needs time to review employee contract
• Family flees Egypt for safety of Bucks
• Fatal accident in Northampton
• Centennial wants input on school plan
• District to consider $40 tax hike
• Borough to residents: Start shoveling
• Police: Graffiti was hate crime
• Vote on police, firefighter union pacts likely delayed
• Dog park plans moving forward after ruff start
• Honoring our heroes
• Truman junior gets 'MADE'
• Alleged drug dealer headed to trial
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• COURT LOG
• Dog leash law going to vote
• Doylestown women co-sponsoring tea party town hall
• Guilty plea in armed robbery
• 'Code Blue' tonight
• Suspect lands in jail after casual toss lands in the snow
• Firearms trainer's certification was invalid
• State GOP works to thwart federal health law
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Acquitted of rape, guilty of another
• Contractor approved for asbestos removal
• Two schools, two views - Pastor: People 'need to be informed'
• Two schools, two views - Raffle: 'Our students deserve better'
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Steelers fans in Bucks find place to commiserate
• Air station comments sought
• Donated laptops headed to classrooms
• Borough snuffs out plans for fire museum
• Getting out of jail free
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• MOST WANTED - Trean Croft
• COURT LOG
• Seeing the difference: Eye surgery a success
• Fate of school rests with Rigali
• Honoring our heroes
• DUI ARRESTS
• Portion of Almshouse Road closed beginning Monday
• 18-year-old charged with sex assault
• Fracking process prompts concerns
• An adventure to remember
• Manilla limited to $10,000 a month
• Woman accused of setting historic building on fire
• Fire guts 100-year-old building
• Sentences for child porn stir debate
• Driver trapped after crashing into pole
• Fitzpatrick to create job panel
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Police nab suspect in restaurant robbery
• District looks to trim $1 million shortfall
• Gimme a G-I-V-E!
• Police catch man suspected in 2 shootings
• Bucks towns get grants for recycling efforts
• Honoring our heroes
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Resident faces attempted robbery indictment
• Fitzpatrick to create panel on job creation
• Woman charged with arson
• Council vows to improve snow removal efforts
• The scary truth about the state budget
• Corbett picks another Bucks official
• Power restored to most customers
• New commissioner pledges to 'lead boldly'
• Board approves early budget with $1M deficit
• Indicted surgeon faces tax evasion charges
• Residents, officials consider options for Biles Island
• Budget plan to-do list: Trim millions
• Motorcyclist killed in collision
• Cheaper trash contract comes with penalty
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Life imitating art for kids
• Council takes steps to ban use of Jake brakes in borough
• Residents encouraged to clear inlets, hydrants
• Servis found not guilty
• Woman accused of bilking victims fund
• Teachers, union have 'open and frank' meeting
• Fitzpatrick: Get feds out of education
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Want to be an Eagles cheerleader?
• Officials to hold first regionalization talk
• Montco removes sensitive material from website
• Deborah files suit against ex-employee
• Commissioner criticizes nonprofit
• Board doesn't act on charter school plan
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Hospitals discuss challenges with Fitzpatrick
• Archery hunt nets nearly 100 deer
• Many in Doylestown left in dark
• Outages, storms costing businesses big bucks
• Commonwealth's loss, DelVal's gain
• Fallen power lines from ice storm spark fire
• Man to stand trial on charges related to crash
• Plans for dogsled challenge sliding into place
• Workers may face immigration check
• Residents protest supermarket proposal
• Residents steaming over unplowed streets
• Son, 25, charged with stealing from dad's estate
• Township trying to sell former police barracks
• Snow buries Parx revenue
• An icy awakening
• Woman killed outside Abington hospital
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Teva not leaving Warrington, yet
• School closings and delays
• Nonprofit under scrutiny by Bucks commissioner
• Delaware Riverkeeper Network suing DRBC over gas drilling
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Council pushes for snow emergency ordinance
• Stranded amid chaos in Egypt
• Woman severely burned by candle
• 'Sexting' mistake leads to charges
• Sewer authority says rainwater tank needed
• Students, teacher turn treats into fundraiser
• Teen wins spot in elite environmental program
• Flowers amid the frost
• Doylestown arsonist convicted
• A winter that just won't quit
• A brewfest worthy of the Founding Fathers
• Can our furry friends really forecast?
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• School closings and delays
• Local Coptic leader cites 'absence of democracy' in Egypt
• $87 million slated for improvements to Delaware River bridges
• Guilty plea in teen's hit-run death
• Blackout plays havoc with businesses
• Snow, ice coming this way
• Driver guilty in crash that killed mom, son
• Winter encourages purchase of truck
• Accused gunman waives preliminary hearing
• Fitzpatrick backs health care ruling
• Sunoco targeted by robber
• Delaware named River of the Year
• No contract extension for non-police
• Snow-fighting tools in short supply
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Treats for troops
• Police nab suspect in 7-Eleven robbery
• THIS JUST IN No police, firefighter layoffs
• Man freed after arm trapped in conveyer belt
• Court to consider minors seeking abortion
• State considers limiting transferring prescriptions
• Deal halts police layoffs
• Church evacuated after Philly gas odor reported
• Fire snuffs out chili contest
• County gets say in management team
• Change lengthens inspection process
• Hot Dog Man wants zip lines, jet boats
• Loosening the grip on cell phones
• Frustration and anger can mount as snow piles higher
• Officials look for input as district prepares budget
• Residents are the eyes and ears of police
• Snow digging hole in budgets
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• let's hear it for ...
• community notes
• Cell phone ban set for Friday
• DUI ARRESTS
• Man gets 47 years in child's killing
• School community celebrates the Year of the Rabbit
• Trial begins in fatal collision
• Finding people who don't want to be found
• Procedure change lengthens inspection process
• Suspect arrested in knife attack
• Plenty of winter in winterfest
• Freezing for a reason
• Judge orders accused lawyer to stop spending
• Man found guilty of raping 10-year-old
• Another suit filed in building dispute
• Increase in whooping cough cases prompts health alert
• Schools plan projects, religious celebrations
• Storm leads to a 'fine' mess for many
• POLICE NEWS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Man charged with filing false report of officer theft
• Suspect arrested in knife attack
• One of 10 board appointees gets unanimous approval
• Man facing attempted corruption of minors charge
• Man charged with filing false report of officer theft
• Suspect arrested in knife attack
• School closings and delays
• Scenes from a snow day
• Donation will support veterans' education
• Clymer seeks closer checks on casino purchasers
• Taking time to serve others after a setback
• Two township workers let go
• $2M shortfall in early budget
• Jurors struggling with child rape charge
• Reflecting on shuttle tragedies
• Fitzpatrick breaks ankle
• Not done yet
• Man sentenced to 25 to 50 years for molesting girls
• Landscapers trade mowers for plows
• Indoor market aims to draw people to town
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Snow slows, traps rescue vehicles
• Guilty cop getting unemployment
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Dart bus service receives lifeline
• Increase in tax won't fix budget
• DA: Minivan involved in fatal hit-and-run
• Moving from the inside out
• Commissioner Charley Martin mulls re-election bid
• Snow emergency in effect until 7 a.m.
• New police officer sworn in
• N.J. man sought in stabbing
• Family to face trial for alleged attack
• New town building to be unveiled
• Lawmakers approve of new House rules
• Santarsiero eager to start second term
• Police: $21,300 stolen from bedroom
• Public Safety Log
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• George School receives $30M gift
• Snowy surprise
• School closings and delays
• Judges name Loughery commissioner
• Focus returns to the waterfront
• Proposal would increase taxes $135
• Board criticizes union video
• Fire rips through home
• German gets the boot in middle schools
• Checks of abortion clinics find problems
• Use caution driving around plows
• Hatch Act probe: Bush broke law to help Fitzpatrick
• Police: Man threatened neighbor with firearm By GEORGE MATTAR
• Girl, 10, takes stand in rape case against Bensalem man
• Health plan will save township $866K
• Health insurance hangs in the balance
• Newtown Township open to joint police force
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Councilman looking at ways to cut budget
• Public gets first look at budget
• 5-year-old died despite flu shot
• Blalock gets council seat
• Plans move ahead for Route 13 construction
• Police search landfill for evidence in murder
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• School closings and delays
• State of the Union - Politics quotes
• State of the Union - Teen view quotes
• State of the Union - Culture quotes
• State of the Union - Business quotes
• State of the Union - War Veterans quotes
• State of the Union - Health Care quotes
• State's Act 32 brings complaints of confusion
• The state of union
• Second vehicle sought in hit-and-run
• Conwell-Egan students join abortion protest
• Buffalo Wild Wings coming to Bucks
• Fitzpatrick to join financial services subcommittee
• Library will get new heating system
• Hopes rise for state constitutional convention
• Trial begins for accused child rapist
• At least 10 years in prison for molester
• Man pleads guilty to molesting second child
• St. Bede students hold local rally
• Gunman holds up Wawa
• Man to spend 6 years in prison for porn
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• COURT LOG
• Playhouse has no shortage of suitors
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Kindergartner succumbs to flu
• Man killed, driver flees
• Coroner: Pennsylvania family of three died in murder-suicide
• A matter of life and death
• School: Arrested host passed background check
• Treasure hunters turn to storage
• Mascot pirate ship to be rebuilt
• Aide: Corbett vow of 'Day One' plan not literal
• 'Thank God we have our stories'
• Steak shop gets OK for liquor license
• REUNIONS
• Public meeting wrap
• Work at former Snyder-Girotti site to be finished
• Students get a clearer picture of latitude, longitude
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Panel to discuss future of police force
• community note
• DUI ARRESTS
• A hero's welcome
• Bidding a somber farewell
• Payment to voting machine provider delayed
• Sports stars shine at autograph show
• Expo puts camps on display
• Salary, health care keep sides apart in talks
• Photo is teen's ticket to Super Bowl XLV
• Bucks' Jets connection
• Commissioner to be named
• Pennsbury votes to not raise taxes more than 1.4 percent
• T-Mobile likely to withdraw cell tower plans
• School board director dies
• New child custody rules take effect this week
• Postcard from Panama
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Ex-vice principal faces new accusations
• Woman sentenced for bribing city worker
• Pirate ship to be rebuilt
• School closings and delays
• Council deadlocks on Davis replacement
• Temperatures to rise, then tumble - hard
• One officer to be reinstated
• Man charged with raping, threatening woman
• Police officers back regional department
• Memorial service to honor religious broadcaster
• Will kinder 'American Idol' succeed?
• Township brings in more revenue than expected
• PSBA opposes latest voucher plan
• Lower Salford couple accused of bilking FEMA
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Union concessions in other districts may have domino effect
• Devyn Rush is area's latest 'Idol' contender
• Murder suspect ordered to trial
• Crafting a perfect fit for orphans a world away
• Resolution says board won't hike taxes more than 1.8 percent
• Teachers pack board meeting
• Parents urge school board to revise district's weapons policy
• Board looks for ways to close $1 million budget gap
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• Postcard from Panama
• Board thinking about regional police force
• Township officials welcome Aria court ruling
• 'We are all part of a larger family'
• Board to vote on hiring Ferrara
• Planners OK gas pumps at Giant
• Coroner, fire chief planning to meet
• Firm files lawsuit, wins contract
• New Hope-Solebury board OKs contract
• Postcard from Panama
• Little bang for local school district bucks
• Agreement reached in 'snow rage' incident
• Police: Fifth-grader brought fake gun to school
• Philadelphia man faces trial on stabbing charge
• Neshaminy looks to trim tax hike
• Fitzpatrick's take on health care reform
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Bucks group hosting energy forum
• Marine speaks out against war
• People are taking advantage of plan
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Another round of snow forecast
• Hatboro-Horsham facing $2M shortfall
• Knife-wielding man jailed after holding two women captive
• Another group seeks to revive Bucks playhouse
• 1 killed, 5 hurt in Philly blast
• Reports: 1 dead in Philly blast
• Awards and recipients
• Handouts must be reviewed by borough
• Council OKs housing development
• Cawley urges bold action to solve state's problems
• Comcast, NBC Universal deal OK'd
• Board delays vote on school choice
• POSTCARDS FROM PANAMA
• Group to discuss results of recent Lake Galena study
• Korean students get immersed in English
• Disabled advisory board needs volunteers
• Wild weather continues
• Rally meant to send message
• Did you know?
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Officers honored for outstanding efforts
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Snow, ice to make for slippery commute
• Board to vote on teachers contract
• Excitement brewing for bridal season
• Bristol Borough votes for new public works building
• Should firefighters be called to remove bodies?
• Volunteers turn attention to cats
• Police: Sergeant's cruiser struck by drunken driver
• Expect another mess today on your way to work
• New fire stickers available
• Student organizes day of service
• Two sought after man hit by stray bullet
• Yardley plan for dam advances
• Kindle to the rescue
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Charity event required quick thinking for kids
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Suspect arrested in shooting after accident
• military news
• Up close and personal with Yuki the tiger cub
• School worker charged with online threats
• Oscar-nominated British actress Susannah York dies
• Recalling the days of overt segregation
• Body of man found in trunk
• Civil rights struggle
• Bucks community presses on with help to Haitian town
• Churches to join forces for Unity Week
• Family has coolest backyard on block
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Nearly 3,500 in area to lose coverage
• State to test wells in March
• Community Notes
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• DUI ARRESTS
• Woman faces trial on charges of killing husband
• EDUCATION BRIEFS
• Remembering a short but significant war
• Five charged with 'skimming' from ATMs
• Lawyer says commissioner tried to intimidate his client
• Three cars collide on Route 13
• Man critical after being hit by car
• Husband guilty of arson
• New editions of 'Huck Finn' sanitized
• Top 20 banned/ challenged library books
• Zodiac in chaos?
• Friends celebrate woman's life of service
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Woman charged with homicide
• Woman struck by car, killed
• Officials investigate death outside home
• Trio jailed for alleged burglaries
• Soldier gets big sendoff from coworkers
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Ex-Montco finance director admits to embezzling $775K
• 5 charged with 'skimming'
• Man charged with video taping exchange students
• Woman to stand trial on charges of killing husband
• Electronics for education
• Three in running for Bucks commissioner
• PBU baseball teams go on mission to Panama
• Master's equivalency programs under fire
• Retired cop guilty of molesting girls
• Accused gunman's property sales voided
• Judge orders board to consider hospital's traffic impact
• District CEO to retire
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• School sticks with current schedule
• Ordinance keeps roads quieter
• Township hopes to secure storm water grant
• Developers file new supermarket application
• Accused pimp seeks to withdraw guilty plea
• Suspect admits shooting Quakertown resident
• Pair charged with threatening, robbing juveniles
• 2 taken to hospital after collision in Buckingham
• NJ soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Justice center contracts awarded
• Man charged in road rage incident
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Suspected drug dealer arrested
• Board may ban parking on bypass
• New casino revenue could offset spending
• Council recognizes volunteers for service
• Heckler: 'We need a new courthouse'
• Ethics complaint filed against Fitzpatrick
• Residents watching chief hiring process
• Ex-Middletown cop denies molesting 3 girls
• Neshaminy faces $11.2 million deficit
• Jeweler accused of faking burglary
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• 1/11/11 is special for new parents
• Police: Graffiti suspects caught red-handed
• Morrisville council has new president
• DA: Kidnapping suspect will face murder charges
• Borough moves up on list of coolest towns
• Snow day sour for some
• Auto pioneer Thomas F. Reedman dies
• Warminster to kick off tricentennial
• Cops looking for bank robber
• Man sentenced for $60K theft
• Rubenstein: Scrap justice center project
• Meetings Tuesday night
• Suspect in kidnapping won't fight extradition
• Church marks ties to Haiti with somber anniversary
• REGISTRATION
• Sex assault allegations against ex-cop were long-kept secret
• Rare illness popping up in Bucks County
• Signs of progress a year after Haiti quake
• No day off for MLK volunteers
• Buchenwald Concentration Camp
• Soldier shares anti-hate message
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• All about botulism
• Another storm blasts region
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Police say suspect robbed gas station two days in a row
• Bensalem could ban texting while driving
• First Niagara Bank robbed
• Dealing with death threats
• Resolution to limit tax increase
• Board moving forward on sewage plan
• Retired police officer's sex assault trial to begin
• Widow of slain hunter sues alleged shooter
• Bristol could unleash muzzle law next month
• The case against health reform
• Get ready for some snow
• Goodnoe Elementary will be first to get upgrades
• Colleges confront dangerous behavior
• Bensalem police looking into abduction report
• No one seriously hurt in accident
• New hospital rehearsing with pretend patients
• Better late than never
• Board wants peek at other casinos' cards
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Developers appeal township zoning decision
• Eagles fans tired of losing, but they'll take Vick another season
• Packing it in
• A tax break few towns use
• Dallas Green mourns loss
• Police: Gun malfunction injures shooter
• Allentown factory touted by officials to close
• Case of Quakertown against RNC drags on
• COURT LOG
• Youth baseball tournament set
• Keyser returning to municipal authority
• helping hands
• What's at the farm show
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Getting ready for the show
• Officials to discuss well contamination
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• community notes
• Health briefs
• DUI ARRESTS
• Fitzpatrick health care town meeting Monday
• Fitzpatrick ethics probe urged
• NJ surgeon offers $31 million to buy Lower Bucks Hospital
• After minor storms, Tuesday's could be deeper
• Community makes fundraiser a success
• 4 patrol officers will be laid off
• EDUCATION BRIEFS
• Former convict settles lawsuit with New Jersey
• Historic day for Sudanese refugees
• Need health coverage for your child?
• Rare illness popping up in Bucks
• Wanted: Animated, energetic characters
• DeBlasio gets extra time to make his case
• Water tower work to remain on hold for now
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• COURT LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Ethics probe urged
• Shooting victim’s death raises charges to homicide
• Police: Ride home rewarded with beating
• Phila. man charged in shooting death
• Justice center vote is delayed
• Richboro students will get to choose high school
• Swearing-in gaffe sparks uproar
• Man struck by car on Route 413
• Pirate ship destroyed by arsonist
• Remembering the legacy of a Bucks senator
• Bristol man sentenced for scamming archdiocese
• Magazine deems borough cool
• Renovated library features 'tons of new stuff'
• Council closer to changing zoning ordinance
• Silence follows superintendent's resignation
• Parents not convinced of vaccines' safety
• Council business slows to a crawl
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Catholic Charities chief stepping down
• Work on Churchville Nature Center begins
• St. Luke's eyes move to new site
• Parx gambler sentenced for leaving toddler in car
• Mother and son plead guilty in stabbing case
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Fitzpatrick swearing-in gaffe causes GOP grief
• ANN'S CHOICE RALLY FOR THE EAGLES
• Fort Dix conspirator sues prison officials
• Penn investigating fatal fall at fraternity
• Fitzpatrick back in Washington
• Township, water officials to discuss injunction
• Residents can help reduce the cost of snow removal
• Supervisors appoint Kulig
• Man charged with sexual assault of girl
• Man charged with raping girl
• More scamming charges lodged against businessman
• Board member wants public observers at talks
• Illegal immigrant admits burglaries
• Board member seeks extension
• Heroes wanted; cape and mask not included
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Aspiring musician sent to prison
• Giving a bit of tender loving care
• Township creates veterans group
• Deal could open blocked road
• Chiropractor gets 3 years for fraud
• Homeless man's death in back of van remains a mystery
• Want to help?
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Who's leading your town?
• Competition could be brewing for playhouse purchase
• Authority claims water discharge met regulations
• Lowest bidder may not get contract
• Cops: Philly man had quarter pound of crack
• Woman shot in head during Easton home invasion dies
• IRS updates to delay tax returns
• Probation ordered for 'bizarre' incidents
• Company says sidewalk plans were provided
• Tower demolition halted Tuesday
• Animal rights activists confront lawmakers over pigeon shoots
• EPA promotes radon awareness, testing
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Dog owners argue muzzles not the answer
• Melio looks forward to retirement
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Investments drop $300K in a month
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Grant money gone
• Officer fires Taser at man accused of choking her
• Supervisors OK renegotiated contracts
• Fitzpatrick to district: I will be there for you
• Murphy lands job with law firm
• Candidates interviewed to fill board vacancy
• Jury official to run for Montco commissioner
• Date, time add up for Abington newborn
• Police: Borrowed car traded for drugs
• Church fumes remain mystery
• Search for missing Bucks woman comes up empty
• Owner found guilty in fatal dog attack
• FSA changes expected to have little impact
• Commissioners split on seeking return of $2.5M
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• What you can expect with the Affordable Care Act in 2011*
• Flexible Spending Accounts: What is and isn't reimbursed
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Township mulling sale of parcel
• Parishioners stricken
• Officials investigate fatal fire; man identified
• Man in fatal car wreck ID'd
• Boy, 4, drowns in manure pit on farm
• Height limits for industrial structures remain elusive
• Homeless man found dead in his van
• Rent checks feed the bottom line
• Buck County's Most Wanted
• How trust turned into lost millions
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• student news
• Study: Why do some remember better?
• Nature center hosting American Indian events
• CLASSES
• DUI ARRESTS
• Locals strut their stuff
• Church could reopen in spring
• Turbine could be running in February
• 'It was a very changeable year' for weather
• 'The basis of human relations is love'
• Hundreds attend First Night
• Public Meeting Wrap
• Fitzpatrick schedules town-hall meeting
• Taking the Fifth
• Suspects almost always advised to remain silent
• Bucks man killed in crash
• EDUCATION BRIEFS
• Do New Year's resolutions set you up for failure?
• First on the first
• Council to hold meeting on public works building
• Brothers in arms
• Uptown String Band is ready to step off
• Are airport pat-downs a potential hazard to your health?
• Bucks NAACP names new officers
• Cell tower plan upsets residents
• Ciervo: Board did 'amazing things'
• Mediator hoping to meet union, district
• American Red Cross: Be prepared just in case of emergency
• Board considers cell tower proposals
• Turnpike tolls going up Sunday
• Davis appoints team members
• Panel hopes to help township veterans
• Work on bridges progresses
• Tips for the airport screening process
• Double vision for Class of '11
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Things will be hopping for Mount Holly's First Night
• Budget battles a double-edged sword
• Car chase ends with arrest
• Two-decade exercise in success nears an end
• Police: Shooting was 'stupid'
• Board to interview applicants for vacancy
• Students get a chance to go green at BCCC
• First Night fights for D.A.R.E.
• New Year's weekend offers choices for revelers
• Bensalem Township asks for residents' help in the snow
• Turnpike mulls getting rid of cash tolls
• Borough seeks to fill several positions on advisory committees
• Threat of layoffs makes for stormy meeting
• Talks never start
• Police release timeline in abduction
• St. Mary to pay feds $3.2 million
• Warminster budget increases taxes $175
• Two charged with firing shots at supermarket
• Final budget up for vote
• Supervisors adopt $17.1M budget
• Birds fans question playing on Tuesday
• Fireworks set to start with a battleship bang
• Giant toys make up giant donation
• Township offers program just for women
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Are you a grandparent raising a child and need help?
• New police contract approved
• More grandparents raising grandchildren
• Helping patients experience death
• Bucks suspect in Easton shooting has history of assaults
• New center focuses on whole woman
• Winds expected to ease today
• Winter storm tips
• Fire displaces three families
• Photos for families who need them
• 'No One Dies Alone'
• BCCC closing to save money
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Obama commends Eagles for Vick
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Will lawmakers raise a toast to privatization?
• Winter delivers whiteout punch
• Teens invited to explore nature
• 'This is why I came home'
• Museum expansion is on schedule
• Look, up in the sky, it's a dog!
• A film a day fulfills student's passion
• Quest for kidney gets wide exposure
• Blaze shuts down tire center
• Workers escape injury in blast
• Search for missing woman continues
• Middletown crash kills woman
• Elderberry Drive home wins lights contest
• Council threatens layoffs by Tuesday
• Fired whistleblower sues Bucks County
• Dead end ahead for rushbus
• Religious groups come together for Unity Week
• Council overrides veto, OKs budget
• Contracts would avoid layoffs
• 'A Christmas Carol' cut short
• Parish seeks to close its school
• Students focus on birth of Savior
• Boy struck by tractor-trailer while bicycling to school
• Traffic stop leads to federal drug charges
• Wounded vets ride in style to big game
• It's the most sickening time of the year That's true if you have digestive problems or are developing them, local gastroenterologists say.
• Environmental Tectonics signs deal with college
• Casino grant helps buy truck for Feasterville Fire Co.
• School Lane turns search elsewhere
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Layoff talk sparks large turnout
• Union calls for 'return to civility'
• Supervisors pass $85 tax hike
• Father, son accused of burying body in NJ forest
• Air Force unit delivers help for the holidays
• Justice center coming, despite hiccups
• Court: Pets, owner not to be reunited
• Neshaminy will sell building to hospital
• Gamblers hit jackpot as Parx East opens
• Search for kidnapping victim comes up empty
• Borough cuts spending to avoid tax increase
• Natural gas drilling issue heating up for new year
• Chiropractor sentenced for fraud
• Police: Couple stole more than $60,000 from mom
• Vocal group hitting the right notes
• Police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Families asked for input on district calendar
• Limited-edition figurines available
• Board files complaint with state against teacher
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Murphy: Close the book on 'Don't ask'
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Supervisors OK 2011 budget without tax hike
• Drug smuggler sentenced
• Residents demand tax hike and get it
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• A remembrance for their fallen friends
• Corbett addresses area pols
• Playhouse may get an encore
• State: Police merger would save money
• Owner faces hearing in dog attack
• Township wins award for cooperation with rescuers
• Ordinance again moving forward
• Cops give HEADS UP to students
• Two dogs rescued on icy pond in Tamanend Park
• Kidnapping suspect fighting extradition
• Montco constituents face redistricting
• Bristol Township threatens layoffs
• After shooting, lawyer sold five properties
• Coveralls robber strikes twice
• Parents held on charges they abused, starved son
• Students get head start in a digital art world
• Longtime treasurer fondly remembered
• Agency seeks to foster children's family bonds
• Possible threats keep student out of school
• Budget draft calls for tax hike
• Local business leader donates clock
• Falls woman still missing
• Windowizards says it will fulfill orders
• Taxes remain the same
• Towns squirreling away funds for radios
• Mentally ill man to serve 7 to 14 years
• Man sentenced for sexual assault on teenage girl
• Readers help the world go around
• BUCKS COUNTY COURT BRIEFS
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Supervisor's salary guarantees parade
• More county workers will contribute toward health care premiums
• 'He was everything to me'
• More people expected to travel this Christmas
• Hostility, heartbreak for caseworkers
• Woman missing, man arrested
• Medicare customers will pay for Part B drugs
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• DUI ARRESTS
• Suspect sought in robbery of dry cleaner
• Ex-police sergeant found guilty of sexual assault
• Windowizards clients want deposits back
• For judge, no easy answers
• Judge shines light on process
• Not so silent nights
• Ex-Montco DA initially withheld information about shooting
• Man charged in hunter's death
• Birds on the brain
• Police chief: Layoffs wouldn't compromise safety
• Trash collector killed by truck
• Graduates urged to seek worldly knowledge
• A ride back in time
• Murphy, Schwartz vote to continue Bush-era tax package
• Repeal a vindication of effort by Murphy
• Still time to make dreams come true
• Unions angry at concessions
• Celebration honors counselor
• Ninth-grader pulled from school after 'troubling' posts
• Township to lay off four employees
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Man jailed in hunter's death
• Former Montco DA allegedly withheld information about shooting
• Man, 41, charged in child porn case
• Trash collector killed by truck
• Man jailed in hunter's death
• Former Montco DA allegedly withheld information about shooting
• Letter carriers honored for million-mile mark
• Murphy, Schwartz vote for tax package
• Possible layoffs won't compromise safety, police chief says
• Former police sergeant found guilty
• Man, 41, charged in child porn case
• Pharmacist accused of writing fake prescriptions
• Man in black not a hit at theater
• Health care law costing Bucks
• Budget vote postponed until end of month
• Board resumes charter school consideration
• School board approves policy for responding to suicide
• Final curtain for playhouse
• Marren takes the witness stand
• Gamblers banned for leaving children in cars
• Criminal charges to be filed today in hunter's death
• Grant will help make township building energy efficient
• Turning basin project poised to move forward
• Windowizards closes suddenly
• Fire marshal investigates blaze
• Union: District left teachers out of policy updates
• Turnpike tolls to rise Jan. 2
• Wild turkey killed by car
• Preliminary budget has $133 tax increase
• New course materials could cost taxpayers nearly $400K
• Residents' petition protests center
• Prowler may have been serial burglar
• Help needed naming white tiger cub
• No hike in taxes for Bucks residents this year
• House repeals 'don't ask' policy
• County to help bankrupt hospital
• When is Santa visiting your town?
• Residents back charter school
• Board extends deadline for supervisor seat
• Average tax bill to stay at $605
• Director concerned about security
• Public Meeting Wrap
• DNA focus of ex-officer's trial
• Holiday party to honor emergency workers
• 'It helps you grow up'
• Woman injured in house fire
• Struggling InfoLogix Inc. acquired
• Public meeting wrap
• Court to refund ticketed drivers
• Council president cited for driving with suspended license
• Charter school would have worldly focus
• Three injured in Route 413 crash
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Man who killed deer hunter has criminal record
• Murphy pushes for 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Breakfast club dispute hits budget talks
• Phillies fans giddy over Lee's return
• How Give A Christmas works
• Public meeting wrap
• Fair helps parents choose preschool
• Property taxes to increase $20
• Trenton Road bridge reopens
• Prepare your car for winter driving
• We need your help
• Timing an issue in trial
• Police honored for catching carjackers
• Police say man's car was bar on wheels
• Residents frustrated by contaminated well
• Bucks set to vote on leaner budget
• Council passes budget without tax hike
• Montco budget remains in limbo
• District to appeal assessment decision
• Students give toys second chance
• Board names acting district superintendent
• Hatboro can't override mayor's veto
• Borough defends search for police chief
• Board, union try to hold off police layoffs
• Dredging project awaits state funding
• Odds are good for a White Christmas
• Teen who killed pedestrian sent to facility
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Former Boscov's stores up for sheriff's sale
• Woman said she was afraid to call 911
• Santa's helpers busy in Bucks
• Supervisors must fill empty seat
• Township reviews options for wastewater treatment
• Age-restricted homes plan moving ahead
• Council passes no tax increase budget
• Man who scammed dozens for $4 million gets 10 years in jail
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• He keeps Blue Angels flying high
• GOP is in driver's seat for redistricting
• Keeping planes grounded at museum is goal of group
• Deed copies cost less if you do it yourself
• Important Intelligence!!!
• YMCA offers free memberships to 7th-graders
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• DUI ARRESTS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Authorities ID suspect in hunter's death
• Theater lovers hold out hope for playhouse
• Authorities ID suspect in hunter's death
• For shoppers, it's no surprise some merchandise is fake
• Wreath ceremony honors sacrifice of veterans
• Woman cries foul over job loss
• Celebrating a love of the rails
• A holiday work of art
• Defense: Woman cried rape to get attention
• Both sides claim victory in DA's case
• Husband gets 2 1/2 to 5 years for arson
• Deal will prevent plant from closing
• School could close, or double tuition
• 'Progress' made in latest round of talks
• Officials: Retaliation plot 'unsubstantiated rumors'
• Nurses play big role in finding families in need
• Fake goods a worldwide problem
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Stump Road set to reopen this week
• Borough to begin search for police chief
• House destroyed in blaze
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Man indicted on string of bank robberies
• Fitzpatrick named to House Financial Services Committee
• Property taxes to increase next year
• Authorities ID suspect in hunter's death
• Couple extricated from car after crash
• Man faces burglary, robbery charges
• Man robs bank at closing time
• Husband gets 2 1/2 to 5 years for arson
• Defense: Woman cried rape to get attention
• Code Blue issued for next week
• Both sides claim victory in DA's first case
• School administrators, police: Retaliation plot 'unsubstantiated rumors'
• Deal will prevent plant from closing
• Jury begins deliberations in trial of alleged car thief
• Playhouse goes on auction block
• Smash and grab burglaries target Rt. 309 businesses
• Average tax bill to remain just under $280
• Work on Route 152 bridge to start early
• Teen found delinquent for choking student
• Ex-candidate: Tea party for black people, too
• Debate expected over rules for gas drilling
• No new offers in Neshaminy talks
• Officials seek concessions from union
• Shelters open doors during cold snap
• Jury seated in ex-police officer's sex assault trial
• School Lane wants to open a new school
• Catholic schools enrollment declines
• Symposium focuses on autism
• Police detonate bomb inside bank
• Long lines, frigid temps irk courthouse visitors
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Supervisors extend sewer authority charter
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Natural gas drilling regulations due today
• Alternative sought for concrete disposal
• Property taxes won't change
• Council OKs trash rate increase
• Catholic school one of few with increasing enrollment
• Revelry and remembrance
• Evidence mounting in car theft, assault case
• Deer hunters bag their limit
• Man jailed in stabbing
• 'She wanted a new life'
• Burglars wake sleeping residents
• Student charged with assault
• How Give A Christmas works
• Man pleads guilty to attacking wife
• Little progress made in talks with police
• Volunteer group calls Code Blue
• Cops: Gunmen storm into family's home
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Arbitration panel selection under way
• Pact: Keep union workers on payroll
• District may say nein to German
• Lighting contest under way
• Police seek suspect in restaurant robbery
• Nonprofit can charge for events at Buck house
• Woman charged with child abuse
• Council passes 2011 budget
• Man admits setting fire
• Retired cop recounts beating at hands of alleged car thief
• Bucks director of corrections leaving post
• County investigating fatal accident
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Boards elect officers for 2011
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Lower Bucks Hospital seeing fewer patients
• County investigating fatal accident
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Centennial superintendent hands in resignation
• Remembering a man who lived outside society
• Woman left group home several months ago
• Feds, cops seize fake goods at Rice's
• Panel to examine drop in Catholic school enrollment
• Charges dropped after cop won't name informant
• Teen brings gun to school
• You can go green for the holidays this year
• Base closer to reduced role
• An old-fashioned parade
• Want to join?
• Bikers on the road again
• School president refutes rumors
• Lawmakers declining pay hike
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• It happened when? Tell stories to make history real
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Pa. leads nation in high risk health insurance program enrollments
• Track team facing hurdles
• Federal high-risk insurance pools under the Affordable Care Act
• REUNIONS
• holiday Events
• DUI ARRESTS
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Strangling victim ID'd as Levittown resident
• Four burglaries reported
• Jury begins deliberations in molestation case
• Fundraising spells r-e-v-i-v-a-l for district bee
• District reaps benefits of conserving
• 2 dead in unrelated accidents
• History comes alive at Winterfest
• Counties prepare for cold weather
• Murphy: I don't have any regrets
• Council expected to pass budget with tax increase
• Holiday tradition continues at Pennsbury Manor
• Homeless shelter marks its 25th anniversary
• PECO sees 5 percent rate hike
• Loyalists are the lifeblood
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• COURT LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• DA to probe legality of meetings
• Jury begins deliberations in molestation case
• Man accused of looting neighbor's house
• Inquiry continues in hunter's death
• Burlington City floats idea for riverboat
• Police union 'digesting' offer
• What you'll pay if Bush-era tax breaks end
• Board considers policy on student suicide
• No tax hike in early budget
• No new contract offers at meeting
• holiday homes registry
• Women charged with prostitution
• Justice Center to cost about $81M
• What you'll pay if tax breaks end
• Water rates on the rise in some locales
• Trial begins for man accused of molesting girls
• Bookkeeper charged with embezzlement
• Man faces charges of drug dealing
• Union fighting closure of plants
• Newtown Friends to lay off 7 faculty members
• Credit card scam lands hotel clerk in state prison
• Some ticketed drivers might get a free pass
• Jug handles to be removed during Route 13 overhaul
• Servis seeking audit of authority's books
• Annual Polar Bear plunge to benefit Bristol food bank
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Peace Center honored for conflict resolution
• Diocese of Trenton appoints new bishop
• High-powered rifle used to kill deer hunter
• Thieves run off with $54K in jewelry
• Storm knocks down trees, temperature
• War hero tells his tale
• Lawyer blames gambler's mother
• Former council candidate admits selling drugs
• 1,000 workers to lose jobs
• Union wants to talk educational goals
• Family Service to take over HIV testing
• Board reconsiders community center
• Has life been found on another planet?
• Expiring benefits point to a blue Christmas
• COMMUNITY SPORTS
• Supervisors drop tax increase
• Some drivers confused by new turnpike ramp
• Lessons at lunchtime
• Holiday fundraiser scheduled
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Fishing in N.J. could cost anglers
• Elm Lowne sold 'as is' for $679K
• Tax fight gets day in court
• Agency undergoes name change
• Shorter summer next year
• District looks to union for contract ideas
• County to kick in $50K for dredging project
• Police probe mysterious shooting of deer hunter
• Drug dealer sentenced to 20 years
• Stabber gets 8 to 16 years
• Illegal immigrant charged with string of burglaries
• Burglar gets 10 to 30 years
• 'Jedi master' jailed for beating
• Police arrest man after standoff
• Jewish students take pride in Hanukkah
• Board to consider updating study on potential closings
• How Give A Christmas works
• Blue lights honor those in blue
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Court: No quarry expansion
• Hunter found shot to death
• Borough considers accepting credit cards
• Man struck, injured on Street Road
• Jury commissioners stay for now
• Man admits raping 9-year-old girl
• Jail for robber hit with skillet
• Men who left kids at Parx sentenced
• When booze was banned
• Fire still under investigation
• Supervisors to consider Elm Lowne offers
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Teachers get grants for creative lessons
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• SWAT team on scene at Bensalem home
• Celebrities use limelight to promote green causes
• Marine doing 'something great' with her life
• Keeping tabs on alcohol offenders
• Donors being recruited for animal care program
• How Give A Christmas works
• Grants paying for municipal-police building renovations
• Proposed budget taps reserve fund
• Annual parade to kick off holiday season
• Bensalem to make some 'difficult choices' in budget
• Plenty of events on tap at Churchville center
• PennDOT is ready for winter, are you?
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• DUI ARRESTS
• Woman awakens to find intruder in home
• 3.4% pay hike for county workers in budget
• PennDOT 'curveball' has officials fuming
• Man struck by car in Penndel
• Traffic stop nets 12 kilos of cocaine
• Shopping small brings out the personal touch
• Bristol parade gives businesses a boost
• As teen overdosed, alleged supplier called police
• At least 55 deer killed
• History buff writes the book on Morrisville
• Making dreams comes true
• Lawyer wants raise for mayor
• Visiting nuns leave mark on St. Andrew students
• Making holidays brighter is a group effort
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Woman awakens to find intruder in her bedroom
• House damaged, dog injured in fire
• Juvenile faces burglary, drug charges
• Cold turkey
• A lifetime of giving
• A good reason to be thankful
• Lawmakers: Economy, spending on agenda
• A brighter look for the holidays
• Fire forces apartment evacuation
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Officials take new approach with leaves
• Tech school spreads word to future students
• BCCC art exhibit looks for fun amid dysfunction
• Teen remains focused on the future
• Economy, budget top Farry's list
• Apartment building plans move forward
• Helping those who serve
• Driver remains in serious condition after fiery crash
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Once more, with feeling
• Holiday events on tap
• What a difference a year can make
• Horsham teen's death ruled suicide
• Man accused of stabbing deputies held for trial
• Bucks County budget avoids tax hike
• Teens accused of badly beating man
• Man pulled from burning car
• Thanksgiving Day roundup
• Teen admits causing deadly accident
• Window installers trade tools for utensils
• Tax rate could remain same
• Man who fled county arrested in Belize
• Officials investigating contaminated wells
• Tax increase will help pay for pool
• District working on advertising deal
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Preparation to begin for wind turbine
• It's time to light the lights
• More thanks
• Many reasons to be thankful
• Changes aim to make Route 13 safer
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Construction crew misses mark
• Meeting turns into thank-fest
• District drops appeal
• Partisan rancor follows contract approval
• Police looking for debit card theft ring
• Water balloons lead to charges
• Mystery surrounds Scout director's departure
• Scam almost nets senior's money
• Shenandoah Woods housing plan rejected
• Property assessments inch up
• Fuel spill bigger than reported
• Man arrested in kidnapping plot
• Center project out for bids
• A turkey on every table
• Tree Fest features old, new styles
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• The final act
• Council passes ordinance prohibiting discrimination
• Body of teen who fell tests positive for marijuana
• Dance team kicks up its heels
• Two unlocked homes were burglarized while their occupants were sleeping
• Contract negotiations in progress
• 'Nothing new' in stalled talks
• H-H teachers reject four-year deal
• Teachers, district agree on arbitration
• Turkey buyers getting fresh
• Police give thanks to citizen helpers
• Janitor accused of taking money
• Former juvenile probation officer gets 2 to 4 years
• Plenty of Bucks performers in Philadelphia parade
• Modern day pilgrims to put on show
• Taxpayers get last chance to voice opinions
• Undercover work leads to arrest of three suspects
• E-ZPass exit opens at Street Road
• Manager responds to residents' objections
• COURT LOG
• PUBLIC SCHOOL WINTER CONCERT SCHEDULE
• Borough trims balance shortfall
• More travelers expected to hit the road
• Community center has something for all
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• COURT LOG
• Fitzpatrick outlines plans for new term
• Festival a head start for holidays
• New drug court marks 'change in culture'
• Replacement for Davis sought
• Sandwich shop owner gets into the spirit of giving
• Annual Christmas parade set for Saturday
• community notes
• 100 years ago in Bucks
• Giving green gifts for the holidays
• 100 YEARS AGO IN BUCKS
• DUI ARRESTS
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• Whooping cough outbreak reported
• Township, police to discuss concessions
• North Pole Express rolls in for holidays
• Teachers will discuss health care
• Gunman's warrant not in database
• Two men jailed on drug charges
• Storm brings damage, volunteers
• Newest judge takes the bench
• County doles out $3.6M in casino grants
• Candidates say board appointments based on politics
• Township promotes three veteran police officers
• A lesson on the consequences of dangerous behavior
• Economy making for a tough holiday season
• 'Someone you were glad to know'
• Help for our troops
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Free nutrition class at Lower Bucks Hospital Monday
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Car flips after striking school bus on Route 611 bypass
• Police: Man convinced girlfriend to steal drugs from Rite Aid
• Whooping cough outbreak reported at school
• Man sentenced for aggravated assault
• Two men jailed on drug charges
• Union: Teachers ready to negotiate
• Storm brings damage, and volunteers
• Bucks officials unaware of arrest warrant for cop shooter
• County Boy Scout executive director not listed on website
• Districts awaiting response from teachers
• Home invaders subdue parents, steal car
• Early budget lays off 8 officers
• Turn to cable channel for updates on contract talks
• Truck should improve sewer maintenance
• In election, money didn't necessarily assure win
• Bucks couple accused of shooting NC officer
• Farmhouse destroyed in fire
• Moving dirt at former school site could cost $100,000
• Newtown Township supervisors chip away at spending plan
• Eagles go green
• Dozens suspended for resisting flu shots
• Philly man gets 8 years in botched robbery attempt
• Chemotherapy leaves some patients in a fog
• Supervisors seek to fill empty seat
• Model of famous train accident to be unveiled
• Residents protest $217 tax hike
• N.C. cop shooting tied to car reported stolen in Middletown
• Supervisors OK budget without tax hike
• Township trying to match $2M in state funds
• Water, trash bills expected to rise
• Man accused of dealing drugs
• Open space good for economy
• Students say tech school bus is overcrowded
• Falls family left homeless after fire
• Sirens greet returning Bucks sailor
• 43,000 could lose state health coverage
• Nature's fury
• BCCC professor awarded top honor for Pa.
• Feeling the music
• Getting it together
• GIVE A CHRISTMAS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Historic bridge divides Tinicum residents
• Municipal center is born again
• Bensalem standoff ends peacefully
• Police still searching for drug suspects
• No tax change in budget proposal
• Hazardous morning on Upper Bucks roads
• Proposed budget includes $85 tax hike
• Engineer recommends purchasing street lights
• Woman gets probation for illegally using credit card
• Despite new law, pension costs will still skyrocket
• Four cited in mock carjacking
• Police: Knife threat leads to arrest
• All that's missing is a nomination
• Police: Check cashing agency robbers were pros
• Naked student arrested at Lehigh
• Group asks council to deny windmill
• Partnership trying to cultivate cash
• Carjacker quickly found guilty
• Union seeks meeting on education priorities
• Man not guilty of assaulting four cops
• Residents: Both sides must meet in middle
• Officers commended
• Health insurance scams flourishing
• Avoid the new health law scams
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• 'Economic emergency' declared
• Teachers state their case
• Montco commissioners want more firms bidding on contracts
• Big plans for New Hope's Cintra manor
• Driver dies of injuries from crash
• Death investigation awaits toxicology report on student
• Justice Center bids overwhelm county
• Woman describes fear, terror at hands of attackers
• Union president: Board won't budge
• Carjacker sentenced to 6 to 12 years
• Students to honor vocal music director
• No tax increase planned - again
• Doctor: 'She has changed our lives'
• All in the family
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Legislature to vote on pension bill
• Tea lights
• Which test is best? SAT vs. ACT
• Crash at mall claims life of woman, 84
• House vote could delay sprinkler mandate
• COURT LOG
• Dream home becomes couple's nightmare
• Obstacles remain to widespread use of alternative fuels
• How do you give thanks?
• Wrightstown cries fowl
• Sacking out to prevent SIDS
• Firefighting a family affair
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• community notes
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• DUI ARRESTS
• A novel in 30 days? Yeah, write!
• Police arrest friend in salon owner's death
• Fire damages Mansion Inn's kitchen
• Thousands turn out for free flu shots
• Welcome home!
• Parents express frustration
• Prescription drug abuse epidemic
• Teachers resuming workload
• Seeking to prevent the final curtain from falling
• Who will replace Commissioner Cawley?
• Parents charged with abusing, neglecting toddler
• The unexpected hero
• Students express grief over loss of classmate
• What are you thankful for?
• Making Christmas a little brighter
• Your chance to help our troops
• Man charged with killing salon owner
• Parents charged with abusing, neglecting toddler
• The unexpected hero
• Authorities: Electrical problem caused fatal fire
• Man charged with attempted robbery, stabbing
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Murphy makes last attempt to end military's gay policy
• Giving thanks
• Poet laureate cites Frost, Springsteen
• Officials work on cutting budget
• Time for reflection
• Man charged in slaying of jeweler
• Public meeting wrap
• Acres of farm fields charred in blaze
• Another life for county parking garage
• Auto tags business owner faces charges
• 5 family members accused of assault
• Fire victim died from smoke, flames
• Teachers invite parents to meeting
• District has stake in redevelopment
• An overseas mission
• Vick returns to spark Eagles over Colts
• Public works building site at risk
• Officials: Spill cleanup won't affect residents
• Council balances budget with savings
• Readers urged to help troops
• Cops: Man lit fire, leapt out window
• Public Meeting Wrap
• Students thank vets for service
• Slots saving racing
• Letters from home
• Police: Psychic rivalry prompted attack
• County asked to contribute more dredging funds
• Board interviews residents for seat
• Council to consider budget proposal
• Woman dies in house fire
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Cracking down on parking
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Bare cupboards a sign of the season
• Police, DA tight-lipped about salon murder
• Lessons from the Holocaust
• Officials: Fuel leak in creek contained
• Burglars use smoke screen to rob shop
• Police: Drunken driver caused crash
• 30 provisional ballots approved
• Energy efficiency made easy
• Woman faces long list of theft, assault charges
• Probe continues into teen's fatal fall
• Drug dealer sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Board wants to be informed about canceled trips, activities
• Negotiator glad teachers want arbitration
• Protesters told to move at restaurant
• New Jersey veteran served proudly
• Palin energizes the faithful
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Feds arrest 10 suspected illegal aliens
• The dark corners of LimeWire
• Communities list Veterans Day ceremonies
• Athletic leagues join together
• Monument plans moving forward
• Gun violations land man in jail
• Red Cross receives $20,000 in donations
• Man charged in crash that paralyzed child
• Rachael Ray all day at symposium
• Council president urges muzzles for pit bulls
• Athletic center to host community events BENSALEM
• Foul play ruled out in student's death
• Wastewater options weighed
• Shop owner found dead
• Counting absentee ballots nearly done
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Thank you for your service
• Two turnpike bridges to be rebuilt
• Drive up and get a (flu) shot at Sesame Place
• Sewer bids causing a stink
• Calls made to ban alcohol-caffeine drinks
• In drill, bomb explodes, trains crash
• Neighbors: Business too noisy
• Mum lover wants to share growing passion
• Music man keeps the beat
• Vick returns to spark Eagles over Colts
• Some Tinicum residents say thanks but no thanks for bridge
• Police probe death in cemetery
• DUI ARRESTS
• New violations at Sierra Oaks
• Hearing on charter school to resume in December
• Ceremony spreads sands of compassion
• $600,000 worth of heroin confiscated
• Nothing permanent about 8th District
• Veterans Memorial Park dedicated
• District loses assessment appeals
• Bucks GOP halts absentee ballot challenges
• Woman, 19, sentenced for role in fatal home invasion
• 2 men get jail in Cockayne assault
• Riding the wild water
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• What do you think?
• Council to vote on early spending plan with tax hike
• Law could lower costs of covering early retirees
• Bicyclist struck, killed on River Road
• Woman, 19, sentenced for role in fatal home invasion
• Spiritual ceremony spreads sands of compassion
• $600,000 worth of heroin confiscated at hotel
• Home invasion reported at psychic's residence
• District plans preschool, day care for 4-year-olds
• Doylestown man charged with stealing at airport
• Parents hoping for end to contract dispute
• Three plead guilty in check-kiting scheme
• Palin to speak at Plumstead Christian School
• Parents warned of kids' 'game'
• Board OKs Title IX settlement
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Council votes for new trash collector
• Man robs bank at gunpoint
• Turnpike closure this weekend
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Santarsiero, Davis hang on to win
• Towns plan events for Veterans Day
• Three plead guilty to federal fraud charges
• History of Veterans Day
• Tax rate expected to remain the same
• Librarian's devotion inspires generosity
• Board hears application for charter school
• District seeks name ideas for schools
• No-Pay-Copay Fund meets the challenge
• How you can help
• Borough seeks cuts over tax hike
• 22 percent tax hike proposed for budget
• Drug collection day planned
• Man charged with biting ear in fight
• Lake Afton dam talks continuing
• Armed robber demands cigarettes
• Tea partiers vow to keep tabs on Fitzpatrick
• Next up for commissioners? Finding a replacement
• Districts concerned over exercise, nutrition
• 3rd District win was team effort
• Runyan, wife take next step
• Building a better township
• Absentee ballot counting starts
• Proposed budget stalled
• 'Party mom' sentenced to weekends in jail
• Leaf collections to begin soon
• District warns of teachers strike
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Women take center stage
• Mother, son charged with selling heroin
• Fitzpatrick triumphs in 8th
• Family flees early morning fire
• Tomlinson runs away with 6th
• GOP may challenge 1,675 absentee ballots
• Bucks commissioner gets a promotion
• State Senate 10th District
• Runyan sacks Adler, scores House seat
• State Senate 12th District
• State Representative 18th District
• State Representative 29th District
• Santarsiero edges Ciervo
• State Representative 140th District
• Vote tallies put Davis ahead of Glasson
• State Representative 142nd District
• State Representative 178th District
• Bensalem question
• Midterm madness
• Election results at a glance
• Students partake in politics
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Resident wants to open charter school
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Funds slated for Holy Family
• Site cleanup nearly complete
• 8th results may be in limbo
• Upper Bucks family mourns the passing of pet deer Bucky
• Corbett beats Onorato for Pa. governor
• Toomey wins Specter's Pa. Senate seat
• election results
• Taxes expected to stay the same for '11
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Reithmeyer not sure if she'll fight for seat
• Hired hands, volunteers will be knocking on doors
• Authority's charter up for extension
• Learning in disguise
• Bristol Township family seeks parrot who flew the coop
• Another gambler charged with leaving kids in car
• Environmentally friendly appliances make cents
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• DUI ARRESTS
• It helps others, but now it needs help
• Bensalem woman completes race
• New parade at Sesame
• Celebrity chef buys Tinicum farm
• Transit-oriented development on track
• Man stabbed 11 times
• Students get chance to vote for candidates
• PennDOT gives OK to signal project
• Criminals show the error of their ways
• Woman killed in one-car crash
• Adviser for gay-straight students takes honors
• Voters exhausted by the negativity
• Salaries of new judges add to judiciary's deficit
• COURT LOG
• Battle over ballots
• Authorities investigate suspicious fire
• Controversy arises over vacant property
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Liquor still flows at Moose Lodge - for now
• Messages from the 'God boxes'
• Child molester's plea for less jail time rejected
• Borough teen captures eye of big-league scouts
• Code Blue shelters seek volunteers
• Board president: Letter is 'insulting'
• Sell your Halloween candy, help US troops
• Parx ready to open 24-table poker room
• Candidates at odds over tax figures
• Board wants treats, not tricks
• 'He was just a gentle, caring human being'
• Scaring up a good time
• Ex-prosecutor can't choose psychologist
• Teen driver to remain in detention center
• Ex-North Penn vice principal waives preliminary hearing
• School shop class batty for building
• A green touch to interior design
• Police raid massage parlors
• Councilman to stand trial in molestation case
• Zoning board to consider shopping center plan
• Residents cry foul over ballots
• EDUCATION BRIEFS
• Higher ethanol levels come with concerns
• It wasn't supposed to end this way
• PennDOT to close one lane of Bristol Road
• Residents oppose dog park idea
• Board to hear plans for new shopping center
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Petri to host town hall
• Watching and waiting for next year
• Volunteers examine rejected ballots
• Murphy: GOP using 'Florida-style' tactics
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Public Meeting Wraps
• COURT LOG
• 10th District Senate debate focuses on reform
• Tough choice for supervisors: Higher taxes or layoffs
• Supervisors create committee to update park and rec plan
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• 80 businesses respond to Epstein's challenge
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Cappuccio withdraws motion to choose psychologist
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• What happens when there is no next-of-kin?
• Contract talks not progressing
• DUI ARRESTS
• Electrician taken to ER after getting shocked
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Preventing suicide among 'heroes'
• Public Safety Log
• Nelson family brings show close to home
• Suspicious fire investigated
• Teen to remain in detention center
• Rotary Club collects bikes, sewing machines
• Fun and frights to be found
• Skateboarders ready to take flight at new park
• Fitzpatrick ahead in new poll
• Opening ceremony planned for park
• Mom discusses autism with Grey Nun students
• Sides rally during absentee ballot hearing
• Major road project in Northampton nearly complete
• Expert: Preschool program helps kids
• New emissions standards proposed for trucks, buses
• 'Hiccup girl' facing murder charge
• Jury convicts husband, 37, of setting fire
• Baseball necklaces draw attention
• Child molester's plea for less jail time rejected
• Caretaker charges upheld
• Riverkeeper takes aim at gun club
• Discovery leads to questions about suburban hunting
• 600 absentee requests tossed
• Phillies fans try to move on
• Man's car rolls into Lake Luxembourg
• 'He was just a gentle, caring human being'
• A sweet way to teach nutrition
• Son claims dad's body donated to science without his consent
• Township seeks participants for parade
• 8th candidates weigh in on foreclosure issue
• Outside money flowing into 8th
• Space museum to show free movie screenings
• Charges traded at hearing
• Negative ads flood television, mailboxes
• Couple: Board member assaulted their son
• Candidates' polls contradictory
• Borough dedicates tax to rescue crew
• Just another paranormal night
• Cop killer re-sentenced
• Bar hours OK'd, outdoor music rejected for La Stalla
• Puerto Rican birth certificates no longer valid
• Police seek man who approached girl near school
• Man attacked by burglar
• College offers a textbook lesson in renting
• For this couple, the diamond is forever
• Owner of land behind hospital sought
• Neighborhood residents return to their old haunts
• Teachers suspended for verbal altercation
• Bank files lawsuit over Justice Center
• Skeletal investigation continues
• Hunters find skeletal remains
• Bristol in must-win situation for playoffs
• Teen faces homicide charges in car crash
• Former daycare director sentenced
• Shopping center eyed for Cartwheel site
• Head-on collision kills 1, injures 4
• Corbett, Onorato outline goals
• Man to stand trial on charges of shaking baby
• Sailor departs for Iraq as Marine returns home
• 'It's not about being a hero'
• Supervisors considering income tax
• Trashed by the Titans
• Making tracks
• Teva scraps plans for Bucks
• New principal in, board member out
• Did you know?
• Present tickles her pink
• Deadly tent fire ruled 'suspicious'
• Man sentenced for attempted kidnapping
• Mental health plea in attempted murder case
• Man charged with trying to kill wife
• Man admits setting fire that injured woman
• Donations add up for candidates
• New manager now on the job
• Board explores improving security
• Expansion considered at public works facility
• Longtime Supervisor Ben Casole, 80, dies
• Traffic restrictions OK'd near Trenton Road
• District names middle school principal
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Borough employees get 2 percent raises
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Commission delays rules for natural gas drilling
• J-Roll enjoying trip to the other side
• Keeping his eye on the goal
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• DUI ARRESTS
• Setting the standards for 'green' products
• A major violation
• A martial art of contradictions
• Charges traded over campaign pamphlets
• Bates starts as manager today
• COURT LOG
• Woman dies as tent is set ablaze
• That was then, this is now
• Warminster seeking contract concessions
• Did you know?
• Free wifi available at two SEPTA stations
• Keeping the faith
• Fans: Phillies will be Giant killers
• A sigh of relief
• Did you know?
• Deputies stabbed while serving warrant
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Man jailed for allegedly setting fire to his apartment
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Tutu praises efforts of Peace Center
• Oh no!
• NLCS means excitement
• Giving up their breasts to save their lives
• Authority puts conditions on dredging project
• Admissions ban lifted at Woods Services
• Did you know?
• Township looks to lower pension costs
• Used book sale begins Monday
• Sharing names with the stars
• Pilot program exposes students to green jobs
• Immigration flap still not resolved
• Police charge six after undercover drug sting
• Tanker cars vandalized
• Murphy's war chest still bigger than Fitzpatrick's
• Bristol Borough celebrates history
• Residents thank hero at book signing
• Fitzpatrick, Murphy spar over social Security
• Township seeking concessions
• Murphy's war chest still bigger than Fitzpatrick's
• Fire caused by sleeping smoker
• Middle schoolers join seniors' social network
• Six charged in undercover drug sting
• Tanker cars vandalized, cooking oil, diesel spilled
• Board member to step down
• Students learn about yoga, meditation
• Supervisors OK deer hunt
• Did you know?
• Officer's arm broken in violent struggle
• Harvest Day planned for Sunday at Washington Crossing
• Baseball: A numbers game
• Life term for killer
• Man gets prison for molesting girls
• Murphy, Fitzpatrick stage calmer debate
• Senate confirms interim Bucks judge
• New DJ may have to sue for his salary
• Overcrowding could send female inmates to Philly
• Complaints end push for car-lock ordinance
• Board addresses potential $3.4 million budget shortfall
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Police: Woman in serious condition after head-on collision
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Awesome audible
• Galloway tries to verify laborers
• Tough regulations needed for gas drilling
• Central Bucks enrollment declines
• The art of finding stolen treasures
• Taylor, Stephens spar over results of Chae case
• High energy lunch lauds local groups
• 'Jim in Bold' tells a familiar tale
• Council OKs plan to calm traffic
• Autistic boy runs away from schoolyard
• Two hurt in crash
• Montco land purchase raises eyebrows
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Women face drug trafficking charges
• Man charged with dealing drugs
• Rapist will stand trial for alleged intimidation plot
• Suit claims cell users overcharged
• Company, CEO admit cutting corners in sub manufacturing
• Parkway may be named after longtime backer
• Riegelsville man flown to trauma center after being injured in 25-foot fall at residence
• Woman critical after being hit by teen driver
• Model Mayflower fashioned from actual ship's timber
• Old pump house to be torn down
• Parents: No homework is wrong answer
• Nephew gets 20 to 40 years in home invasion death of Chae
• Faulty elevator stranding residents
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Police arrest man wanted in ID thefts
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Lights will go on in Warrington
• Mariner tells his tale of sea saga
• Woman accused of trying to pull officer's gun out of holster
• Kennel gets township's blessing
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Wind turbine ordinance to be reviewed
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Homes on view for Trinity Church tour
• From grave digger to superintendent
• A cat lost, found and returned
• Remembering Bristol's best athlete
• Rotary comes to aid of Ruiz's hometown
• Missing fishing buddies safe
• Zap! Texting all gone for teens
• Bucks Court could lose judge's seat
• DeLuca gets variances for project
• Tax increase likely on horizon
• It's crimson harvest time in New Jersey
• Deployed Marine sees daughter born via video
• Cops: Woman tried to grab officer's gun
• Ordinance would ban gender discrimination
• Should cops ticket unlocked cars?
• Officials expect to hold steady on taxes
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• DUI ARRESTS
• Moving on!
• Eagles hang on to top San Francisco
• Shining a light on energy savings
• College screens film about gay suicide
• Tell us about it
• Did you know?
• Bensalem church stands test of time
• Tips to conserve electricity
• Cooking wizard tells his tale
• Marine: 'It's about staying alive'
• COURT LOG
• Migration to suburbs slowing
• Their job is on the line
• Some bats in Bucks are beating white-nose threat
• Tasty tradition struck from the menu this year
• Sexual harassment suit against county, dispatcher moves forward
• Other job a day at The Park
• Young fan turns tough situation into a positive
• Fans enjoy atmosphere and big screen for game
• UFO conference draws truth-seekers
• COURT LOG
• Murphy, Fitzpatrick spar over jobs
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Funds for dredging caught in red tape
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Fans confident Phils can get the job done
• DA: Woods Services resident wasn't assaulted
• Couple's fandom covers decades
• Nicholas' dilemma
• A look back to Colonial times at Historic Fallsington Days
• Phillies fever is in the cards
• Woman charged with stealing from brother
• Did you know?
• Renovation on schedule for Willow Dale school
• Sounding off about the Phillies
• Group gives young adults in need a 'hug'
• Tell us about it
• Express Scripts closing pharmacy
• Cops: Paramedic sold stolen equipment on eBay
• Man accused of molesting 3-year-old girls in 1990s
• SUV driver injured in crash with bus
• Phils fans enjoy atmosphere, big screen for game
• Candidates spar over cashing of paychecks
• Teva plan moves forward
• Sexual harassment suit against county, dispatcher moves forward
• Marseglia: Selection process unethical
• Panel urged to back Pa. Kids Act
• Helping youth with nowhere to turn
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Council awards contract for meeting room renovations
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Condo fire prompts evacuation
• Vietnam vets may be eligible for expanded disability benefits
• 2 dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Age nothing but a number for ballgirl hopeful
• Police: Drunk ATV driver crashed while fleeing cops
• School could move away from block scheduling
• Humble superstar back at work
• 5 baseball movies to watch during Phillies' pennant chase
• Planners OK Teva project
• Did you know?
• Borough unveils plaque of longtime public servant
• Township to test more septic systems
• Council rejects meeting change to accommodate World Series
• Charge against council president dismissed
• Parents: Kids saw teachers clash
• Dress code considered for high school
• Upper Southampton man among suspects in drug trafficking ring
• BCCC prez calls summit 'great day'
• Historic performance had local fans captivated
• Two charged with knife-point robberies
• US Briefs
• Justice Center project brings in bidders
• Convicted sex offender faces charges
• If you go
• Cancer scam lands woman in jail
• Winemakers raise a toast to the weather
• Activist to speak at Peace Center benefit
• Software will link safety agencies
• Soapbox derby race relocating
• World Briefs
• Anticipation grips The Bank
• Local student to be honored
• Senior job fair attracts hundreds
• Doctor charged with trading drugs for sex
• Township accepting bids for Elm Lowne
• 'Wild Thing' says this team is best yet
• Commission reviews Teva plan
• Vigil supports gay teens
• Ritter remembered as a 'law-and-order' judge
• Restaurant's new permit hinges on sound testing
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• No harmony at meeting on Montco budget
• Doctor No!
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Cawley opposes taxing natural gas extraction
• Theater files for bankruptcy, halting sale
• Hospital gets clean bill of health
• Police rule fatal fire accidental
• 2 more officers arrested amid reform push
• Grant money will go to sidewalk ramps
• YMCA's director stepping down
• Auditor wants moratorium on charter schools
• Lower Bucks Hospital granted third extension
• Dems say Corbett is protecting gas industry
• Vigil to mark war's 9th year
• Polishing up Bensalem police cruisers
• Development OK'd for Gardenville
• Newtown Brewfest proceeds help D.A.R.E.
• Tell us about it
• Historic Wycombe Inn back in business
• Woman sentenced for near-fatal DUI crash
• Pharmacist sentenced for filling fake scripts
• Albania mourns the death of British comic hero
• House numbers help responders
• Plan puts cell tower on Spruce Street
• Supervisors back port's basin project
• Dems says Corbett is protecting gas industry
• Yardley man dies in car wreck
• 'Wild Thing' says this team is best yet
• Wycombe Inn back in business
• Ritter remembered as 'law-and-order' judge
• Morrisville man to serve 4 to 8 years for shooting friend in the foot
• Hundreds turn out for senior job fair
• Brewfest proceeds help D.A.R.E.
• Activist to speak during benefit
• Vigil to mark ninth year of conflict
• Laperriere advised to retire
• BCCC prez calls summit 'great day'
• Open house location changed
• Bucks men charged in Wawa robbery
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Playoff tickets anyone? Good luck
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Escape plans can save lines
• Winemakers raise a toast to the weather
• Minority whip stumps for Fitzpatrick
• Man guilty of killing cousin in DUI crash
• Cawley opposes taxing natural gas extraction
• Council president resigns
• Two killed in blaze
• Woman charged with killing husband
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Police: Man attacked movie theater screen
• Santiago's reign in ring continues
• Fire marshals recommend that renters get insurance
• Health Department gives On the Border OK to open
• Artist chronicles fall, rise of WTC site
• Board to hear testing proposal
• Borough, developer negotiate over dam
• Residents told to boil water before use
• Masseur ordered to trial after testimony
• Trial begins in fatal DUI crash
• Molester allowed to remain free on bail
• Cops have 'person of interest' in fire
• Council votes to seek funding for police, rescue
• Helping environment in the (shopping) bag
• COURT LOG
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• DUI ARRESTS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Real world school communication options
• Renovation will force rezoning
• New software expands possibilities
• Farry: Ignore work-to-contract directive
• Police: DUI driver endangers 3-year-old
• Dredging project deadline looms
• Private schools say no to tests
• Murphy, Fitzpatrick draw rowdy crowd
• Remembering those who have sacrificed
• Winter fire safety tips
• Warminster voting district can't be split despite growth
• Brownstone burns in 'suspicious' fire
• "Watchdog" in home invasion sentenced
• Ex-cop charged with using card-counting device
• Happy Birthday to us!
• A world of change
• A century marked by growth, change
• Readers pick top stories of the last 100 years
• Man, 20, charged with causing fatal crash
• Fire officials remind residents of importance of smoke detectors
• Marine describes simple but dangerous life
• 'Warriors for freedom, brothers forever'
• Eddie Polec's killers to go free
• Teachers explore how to bring out kids' creativity
• Colonial era comes to life for Market Day
• Palin to speak at fundraiser
• Murphy, Fitzpatrick to spar in first of four debates
• Police: Cab driver attacked over fare
• Two arrested after neighbor calls police
• Man faces robbery charges
• More than 850 pounds of pills collected
• Local fire companies plan open houses
• COMING SUNDAY
• Market Day returns to Newtown
• UFO conference plans return trip to Bucks
• Weather conditions cancel sound test for La Stalla
• Residents keep eye on river level
• Flooding expected in storm's wake
• Fire officials: Smoke detectors save lives
• Family gets help in time of need
• Delaware expected to reach flood level
• Candidates urge stronger pension forfeiture law
• Man charged with causing fatal crash
• Teachers no-shows at BTS night
• Woman who poisoned herself, pets seeks return of surviving animals
• Children's Museum finds home
• Firefighters stop adrift barge from hitting bridge
• MORRIS FUEL
• County to provide shuttle for courthouse garage
• Luring incidents reported in Milford, East Rockhill
• Charges refiled for drug suspect
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• New maps better predict flooding
• COURT BRIEFS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Teachers call on board for new offer
• Borough takes steps to install sidewalks on North Main Street
• Driver in accident charged with assault
• Creditor fights bankruptcy extension
• Man admits setting fire to baby goods
• Epstein offers $10,000 matching grant to copay fund
• Coming Sunday
• Mural reminds students of DeTample's sacrifice
• Council hopes to keep trash collection costs down
• Signs discourage texting while driving
• Teachers could face disciplinary action
• Board to discuss managing deer herd
• Second youth sports treasurer jailed for theft
• Carjacker pleads guilty
• Bringing C-SPAN to the classroom
• Batten down the hatches
• Democratic pollster gives Murphy edge
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Pair face charges after drug raid
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Man faces charges in domestic incident
• Many back board over contract rejection
• Where losers are winners
• Sides debate immigration issue
• Dogs saved from burning home
• Man charged with assaulting woman
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• District wins money for energy-saving projects
• Bucks man dies in crash
• Woman must pay restitution for forgery
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Mother gets time served for leaving children alone at home
• Robbery charges go to jail
• Local triathletes train for Ironman competition
• Fund helps patients with copays
• Contractor banned from business
• Illegal immigrant admits sexually assaulting two girls
• Township creating fire department
• Arts event features outdoor painting
• Dispute continues at elections board
• Pension fund facing $614,000 shortfall
• Companies claim pipelines are safe
• Manion's best friend killed
• Top state award for tech school teacher
• County preserves two farms, woodlands with open space funds
• Bridge work will force detour
• Police: Man sets apartment on fire, jumps out window
• Bensalem teachers turn performers
• Commissioners OK park in front of Justice Center
• Suspicious fires have community on alert
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Board makes formal offer to teachers
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Borough disputes bill for playground surface
• Security reviewed after football thefts
• Canal walks resume
• Former youth basketball official jailed for stealing
• LCB gives green light to Brewfest
• Man found dead after police standoff
• New tax collector appointed
• Marseglia wants project labor agreement
• Farm hosts Sukkot dinner
• Fireworks a booming success
• Cawley supporting Right to Work Act
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• DUI ARRESTS
• SWAT team called out to Bristol Township
• Vick leads Eagles over Jaguars
• COURT LOG
• Baby bazaars
• Harvest Day event gives back to community
• Churches enjoy day of song, prayer,
• Police seek man who stole truck, rammed cruiser
• Visiting team victim of theft
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• COURT LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• LCB probing Brewfest liquor permit
• District to post salaries on website
• Board gets tough with latest proposal
• Fitzpatrick supports GOP's 'Pledge'
• For 6 months, New Hope player suffered effects of concussion
• Concussions: A real headache
• Going back in time
• Former vice principal charged
• Old tires, bottles, cans emerge during waterway cleanup
• Drug 'Take-Back' effort nets 5 tons of pills
• Two arrested following unrelated assaults
• Fitzpatrick supports GOP's 'Pledge'
• Ex-vice principal charged with inappropriate contact
• Embezzler goes from jail to probation
• Police: Man had sex with drunk woman
• Board gets tough with latest proposal
• Festival celebrates township pride
• Extension of sewer charter delayed
• Police: Mom brought teens to alleged drug deal
• Parents, students protest dispute
• North Penn grad strangled in Seattle
• Learning to enjoy helping
• Township seeks $1.62 million in casino grants
• Poll: Fitzpatrick leading Murphy
• Drunken ATV driver sentenced
• New president, vice president appointed
• Board urges name change
• Bucks, Montgomery County plan flu clinics
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Neshaminy board rejects teachers' offer
• Kids Fest set for Saturday
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Bucks man mired in mortgage controversy
• School board OKs new grading system for gym
• Supervisors approve plan for road project
• Returning to mom and dad's insurance policy
• Report: Hospital deaths decrease 'significantly'
• County to collect unwanted prescription drugs
• 'Elegant junk' collector re-creates vintage station
• Area's hottest summer officially ends
• School board to consider options for Roosevelt project
• Former probation officer admits tipping off drug dealers
• Bridge set to reopen Friday
• 64 Bucks students selected as National Merit semifinalists
• Masseur charged with indecent assault
• Sierra Club endorses Murphy
• Phils' Victorino hits home run with students
• Police: 'Heiress' accused of fraud
• District head resigns
• DUI ARRESTS
• Judge: Not paying taxes no laughing matter
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Path cleared for new athletic fields
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Parking lot will remain open longer
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• $218K bid OK'd for library project
• Thieves use pepper spray on employees
• Suspected call girl, madam charged
• Man admits guilt in advertising scam
• Neighbors seek to block wind turbine
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Hospital working to revive hyperbaric oxygen services
• Setting Goals 101
• Township doesn't want bridge widened
• Council to mull over casino grant wish list
• Raising the bar
• Skate park costs lower than anticipated
• Councilman: 'Nothing is official' after resignation
• Fostering good care results
• Fitzpatrick calls for heath care law repeal
• Solicitor: Supervisor's rights not violated
• Emergency workers honored for rescue
• Board OKs concept plan for traffic light
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Smile, you're on Bristol camera
• Man sentenced for sexual assault
• Assisted living complex proposed
• Parents plan protest for teacher talks
• State: No evidence resident was abused
• Photos of suspect lead to arrest
• Onorato touts achievements
• Driver in fatal bridge accident charged
• Supervisors OK Beechwood Park renovations
• Playing the ratings game
• Owls at 3-0 for first time since '79
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• DUI ARRESTS
• Showing staff uniformity
• Tomlinson's war chest dwarfs Allen's
• Staffers commended for actions in an emergency
• Board to consider contractor for library
• Garden cultivates interest in healthy food
• Bringing out that natural beauty naturally
• Wildflower preserve trustees stand behind land transfer
• Grand jury probing Reilly petition
• Swimmers warned of rip currents at Shore
• Student disagrees with bracelet ban
• History lesson for Constitution Day
• Harley riders take in Bucks County
• A step back in Renaissance time
• Communication and cooperation could solve prison overcrowding
• Judge changes 21-year house arrest sentence
• Outdoor seating denied for popular New Hope eatery By FREDA R. SAVANA
• District scrambles to keep activities going
• Warminster man found not guilty of rape
• 8th District candidates trade barbs over jobs, taxes
• Abington implements mandatory flu vaccines
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Counterspy case has Bucks link nterspy case has Bucks link
• District to improve vehicle access to school
• Neighbors worry as hunts begin
• Bond refinancing will save township $475K
• 'A vibrant, living document'
• Contract to fill potholes draws residents' concerns
• Candidates trade barbs over jobs, taxes
• Back to school night minus most teachers
• Man injured in bridge accident dies
• Hospital seeks to borrow against gambling revenue
• Judge changes 21-year house arrest sentence
• Man charged in theft of donation jar
• Man found not guilty of rape
• Tea party win spurs debate
• Board to elect new president after Lucidi's resignation
• Board balks at borrowing from funds to close gap
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Repairman burned while working on air-conditioning unit
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Quaker community celebrates 300 years
• A day of atonement for Jews
• Woman struck, killed by SEPTA train
• Morris helped make Constitution, Revolution possible
• Lower Bucks Hospital seeks third extension for bankruptcy
• Car rams furniture store
• Homeowner walks in on burglar
• Charges stand after tot left in car
• Martin criticized for comments on hearing impaired
• Legislators target 'synthetic marijuana'
• Horsham gets 892 acres from naval air station
• Former Wachovia bank building's future again uncertain
• PA Health Care Cost Containment Council
• Man accused of burning woman faces more charges
• Selling their gold for green
• Uzi-toting carjackers still at large
• Public Meeting Wrap
• Report: Open heart surgery sees downward trend
• Pennsbury recruits more SAGE volunteers
• Gambler who allegedly left kids in car awaits hearing
• No payout for 4 casino cash bids
• Racers get place to call home
• Man reports car stolen
• Liquor officer gets prison for extortion
• Man charged with assault
• Board to vote next week on road project
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Supervisors drop plan to widen Dolington roads
• Jazz concerts to benefit veterans park
• Deer hunts to begin Saturday
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Fun and scandal predicted at faire
• Council OKs pension obligations for borough employees
• Warwick Foundation disperses gifts
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Teachers won't attend back to school nights
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Residents return borough surveys
• School officials sound off on their PSSA results
• Board hears of bus stop problems
• Student scores helping assess teachers
• Roosevelt project expected to begin in 2011
• Flooding issues to be addressed
• Riegelsville parents make case for leaving Easton
• Husband, wife await sentencing in drug case
• Feeling the 'Blues'
• 8 Lower Bucks districts earn AYP
• AdultBasic by the numbers
• Borough hires full-time coordinator
• HOROSCOPE
• Local students have mixed reactions
• Man charged with child porn possession
• Interpreting the data
• Fire forces building evacuation
• More questions than answers at health care reform forum
• Kennel waits for township's OK to continue operations
• Man found dead in state park
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Borough considering gay rights ordinance
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Offering therapy for autism
• DelVal gets 'gift of a lifetime'
• Weekend of service to veterans winds down
• District officials work to prevent busing mix-ups
• Ciervo supports Strike Free Education Act
• Introducing a new oat cereal in town
• Offering therapy for autism
• A jerky journey has a happy ending
• Ciervo supports Strike Free Education Act
• 'It's just awesome'
• Restaurant expected to fit in with historic area
• Introducing a new oat cereal in town
• Order out of KAOS
• Man convicted of sexual assault
• Officials working to prevent busing mix-ups after recent incidents
• Council approves denser housing
• Restaurant expected to fit in with historic area
• Rain can't dampen a grand event
• 'It's just awesome'
• Driver killed in one-vehicle crash
• Upper Bucks police chief resigns after months on leave
• Council approves denser housing
• A lesson in art
• Remembering the victims: A somber ceremony
• Police investigate fatal crash
• Upper Bucks police chief resigns after months on leave
• 'New era' comes up short
• Veteran firefighter killed in accident
• Worker burned after propane tanks explode
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• What happens to all those leaves your trees shed?
• Helping veterans
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• 'It is going to change us forever'
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Stop-gap health insurance faces uncertain future
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Forged checks lead to weekend jail time
• Police take robbery suspect into custody
• Muslim leader urges calm amid controversy
• Modell's deal a sign of the times
• Stop-gap health insurance faces uncertain future
• Local Muslim leader urges calm
• COURT LOG
• Forged checks lead to weekend jail time
• Eighth-graders learning Chinese
• Modell's deal a sign of the times
• DUI ARRESTS
• Doo wop concert coming to Bristol
• Bikers rally this weekend
• Eighth-graders learning Chinese
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Newtown council threatens to rescind liquor license resolution
• Walk to benefit food bank
• Teachers want to keep 'Rolls Royce' health plan
• Bikers rally this weekend
• Building torn down, removal of debris complete
• Toth wants Farry to return funds
• Suspect warned to end illegal relationship
• Police link tire slashings to 'angry young man'
• Teachers want to keep 'Rolls Royce' health plan
• Township seeks grant from redevelopment authority
• Residents to get glimpse at school's future
• Guilty verdict in sex assault case
• Stoopville Road plans keep raising concerns
• Police link tire slashings to 'angry young man'
• President set to address students
• Camp offers health care for vets
• Police: Mom, daughter threatened in home
• DelVal gets 'gift of a lifetime'
• Stoopville Road plans keep raising concerns
• Italian fest spreads sunshine
• Police hope drug house seizure sends message
• Robbery suspect captured in N.J. after chase
• A lesson in art
• 'New era' comes up short
• What happens to all those leaves your trees shed?
• Local dancers from Knecht Dance Academy in Levittown PA selected for the United States Acrobatic and
• DUI ARRESTS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Building torn down, removal of debris complete
• Township seeks grant from redevelopment authority
• President set to address students
• Italian fest spreads sunshine
• Weekend of service to veterans winds down
• A jerky journey has a happy ending
• Order out of KAOS
• Rain can't dampen a grand event
• Ciervo supports Strike Free Education Act
• Man convicted of sexual assault
• 'It's just awesome'
• Remembering the victims: A somber ceremony
• Police investigate fatal crash
• Veteran firefighter killed in accident
• Worker burned after propane tanks explode
• Helping veterans
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• 'It is going to change us forever'
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Forged checks lead to weekend jail time
• Police take robbery suspect into custody
• Local Muslim leader urges calm
• COURT LOG
• Doo wop concert coming to Bristol
• Newtown council threatens to rescind liquor license resolution
• Toth wants Farry to return funds
• Residents to get glimpse at school's future
• Camp offers health care for vets
• Police hope drug house seizure sends message
• District officials work to prevent busing mix-ups
• Ciervo supports Strike Free Education Act
• 'It's just awesome'
• Officials working to prevent busing mix-ups after recent incidents
• Driver killed in one-vehicle crash
• Muslim leader urges calm amid controversy
• Forged checks lead to weekend jail time
• Walk to benefit food bank
• Suspect warned to end illegal relationship
• Guilty verdict in sex assault case
• Police: Mom, daughter threatened in home
• Robbery suspect captured in N.J. after chase
• Man acquitted in one rape, guilty in another
• Man acquitted in one rape, guilty in another
• Police seek dump truck involved in bridge crash
• Board seeks update on storm water needs
• Marseglia seeks inquiry into fish kills, fines
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS THIS WEEK
• Volunteers spruce up nature center
• District considers changing grading system for physical education
• District considers changing grading system for physical education
• Murphy, Fitzpatrick clash over economy
• Borough officials seek more information on sewer issues
• Bensalem police investigating arson
• Montco commissioners working on transportation authority
• A real lifesaver
• Police investigate string of burglaries
• Police investigate string of burglaries
• Sidewalk jams draw concerns
• Falls invites residents to Family Festival
• Man suffers fatal heart attack at Ringing Rocks
• DUI ARRESTS
• Memorial serves as peaceful reminder
• Truck involved in accident found?
• Truck involved in accident found?
• Police: Mom, daughter threatened in home
• Woman charged with smuggling pills at corrections center
• A ribbon comes down in Hilltown
• Throwing the Earth a bone
• Sentence stands in drug-related shooting
• Three charged in stealing-selling scheme
• DelVal receiving huge financial gift
• DelVal receiving huge financial gift
• District saves big on CB East work
• Eat your fill at Italian Festival
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Man faces indecent assault charges
• Man sentenced for sexually assaulting three children
• USAID program criticized by Murphy on hold
• USAID program criticized by Murphy on hold
• Female officer files complaint
• Students begin school year in uniform
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Officials want joint meeting over sewer issues
• Making a stink over bugs
• Cops: Criminals target Asian business owners
• Free estate planning for rescue workers
• Free estate planning for rescue workers
• Evangelical outreach will go on after all
• Merged school opens with give and take
• Stained glass seal gets finishing touches
• Running with a purpose
• A slice of Polish culture
• Football kicks off again at New Hope-Solebury
• Tending to family at historic cemetery
• Tending to family at historic cemetery
• Teenager struck by SUV in Warwick
• Consolidated Catholic school opens its doors
• 'Makes all of us smile'
• Bristol students must attend class or else
• Officials warn of 'sextortion'
• Traffic issues dominate Teva meeting
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Parx Casino plans to expand
• Rosh Hashana begins at sundown
• Veterans event coming to Bristol Township
• Grant protects nesting grounds
• Woman faces more sex assault charges
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Reward offered for information in pharmacy robbery
• Graduates hope green training gives them edge in job market
• Officials might sell open space to buy open space
• Courthouse's elevators out of service again
• Montco hires workers despite freeze
• Epstein: Rebuilding economy, one job at a time
• Epstein: Rebuilding economy, one job at a time
• Open space proposal ignites concerns
• Teachers deliver counteroffer
• Space sought for handicapped parking near courthouse
• Winds topple boats, strand sailors on lake
• Man faces indecent assault charges
• Festival 'a fun day for families'
• Festival 'a fun day for families'
• Man gets probation for lewd video
• Company, CEO accused of major fraud against US
• 8th District could decide House fortunes
• Raising funds, awareness for organ donation
• Officials: School air safe to breathe
• 5K run/walk raises funds for Kyle Quinn foundation
• 5K run/walk raises funds for Kyle Quinn foundation
• Santarsiero: State should stop buying Staples supplies
• Beer lands man in jail
• Program set to collect unused drugs unveiled
• Couple loses 'everything' in RV fire
• Courthouse's aging elevators out of service again
• Preparing for a different war
• Preparing for a different war
• Teachers, board disagree on pace of negotiations
• Fitzpatrick, Murphy at odds over tax cuts
• Off-duty firefighters come across blaze
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Couple loses 'everything' in motor home fire
• Tour of Duty route changed
• Tour of Duty route changed
• Woman who left dog in trunk cited
• School board fills vacancy
• Bensalem police seek armed robber
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• 9/11 remembrance ceremony open to public
• 9/11 remembrance ceremony open to public
• Dad faces charges of abusing infant
• Man, 81, gets prison in wife's death
• These ladies are on a roll
• DUI ARRESTS
• Country-western style club closes after nine years
• Santarsiero: State should stop buying Staples supplies
• Teachers, board disagree on pace of negotiations
• Woman who left dog in trunk cited
• Dad faces charges of abusing infant
• Police seek dump truck involved in bridge crash
• Murphy, Fitzpatrick clash over economy
• Sidewalk jams draw concerns
• Police: Mom, daughter threatened in home
• District saves big on CB East work
• Eat your fill at Italian Festival
• Female officer files complaint
• Students begin school year in uniform
• Evangelical outreach will go on after all
• Merged school opens with give and take
• Teenager struck by SUV in Warwick
• Consolidated Catholic school opens its doors
• Parx Casino plans to expand
• Reward offered for information in pharmacy robbery
• Open space proposal ignites concerns
• Man gets probation for lewd video
• Rosh Hashana begins at sundown
• Graduates hope green training gives them edge in job market
• Teachers deliver counteroffer
• Company, CEO accused of major fraud against US
• Beer lands man in jail
• Fitzpatrick, Murphy at odds over tax cuts
• School board fills vacancy
• Man, 81, gets prison in wife's death
• Board seeks update on storm water needs
• Borough officials seek more information on sewer issues
• Falls invites residents to Family Festival
• Woman charged with smuggling pills at corrections center
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Stained glass seal gets finishing touches
• 'Makes all of us smile'
• A ribbon comes down in Hilltown
• Throwing the Earth a bone
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Officials want joint meeting over sewer issues
• Running with a purpose
• Bristol students must attend class or else
• Veterans event coming to Bristol Township
• Officials might sell open space to buy open space
• Space sought for handicapped parking near courthouse
• 8th District could decide House fortunes
• Program set to collect unused drugs unveiled
• Off-duty firefighters come across blaze
• Bensalem police seek armed robber
• These ladies are on a roll
• DUI ARRESTS
• Marseglia seeks inquiry into fish kills, fines
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS THIS WEEK
• Bensalem police investigating arson
• Montco commissioners working on transportation authority
• Man suffers fatal heart attack at Ringing Rocks
• DUI ARRESTS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• DUI ARRESTS
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS THIS WEEK
• A slice of Polish culture
• Officials warn of 'sextortion'
• Grant protects nesting grounds
• Courthouse's elevators out of service again
• Winds topple boats, strand sailors on lake
• Raising funds, awareness for organ donation
• Couple loses 'everything' in RV fire
• Vet finds calling at tech school
• CAMPS & CLINICS
• A sign of the times
• Volunteers spruce up nature center
• Vote now for your favorite pet
• A real lifesaver
• Memorial serves as peaceful reminder
• Sentence stands in drug-related shooting
• IS IT A HEART ATTACK OR CARDIAC ARREST?
• Man faces indecent assault charges
• Making a stink over bugs
• Judge sides with township in pension dispute with officer
• Parx to unveil grandstands
• Three charged in stealing-selling scheme
• Man sentenced for sexually assaulting three children
• Cops: Criminals target Asian business owners
• Football kicks off again at New Hope-Solebury
• Traffic issues dominate Teva meeting
• Woman faces more sex assault charges
• Board member pushes to improve computer education
• Montco hires workers despite freeze
• Disability-rights protesters gather
• Man faces indecent assault charges
• Part of sewer study deemed redundant
• Officials: School air safe to breathe
• Questions about contractor considered for library work
• Courthouse's aging elevators out of service again
• Something for everyone at Labor Day Picnic
• Couple loses 'everything' in motor home fire
• Public meeting wrap
• Country-western style club closes after nine years
• Woods Services' statement
• Another boy left in car at casino
• New superintendent signs 3-year contract
• $188K energy grant secured for Makefield upgrades
• Township: No plans to hear revised supermarket proposal
• County seeks lower energy costs
• Volunteers sought for work days at Silver Lake
• Township loses appeal on golf course
• Trio sentenced in ID theft scheme
• Deon, Martin swap places on SEPTA board
• Guitar thief sent to prison
• School year begins amid uncertainty
• Drug cases headed to trial
• Businessman charged with home improvement fraud
• State chipping in to buy farms
• Officials spar over Reilly investigation
• Dead NJ tot's family had history with DYFS
• Grant makes Bucks County drug court possible
• Region awaits Earl's arrival
• Coroner: Man's death was a suicide
• Forecast: Partly cloudy for beach businesses
• Planners consider water supply
• Labor Day travel to soar
• Second man gets prison in fraud scheme
• River basin project gets grant
• Overcrowded buses leave students stranded
• 20 Bucks, Montco men who gave their lives
• Fort Dix 5 appeal to have convictions overturned
• Recalling local sacrifices in Iraq
• Air museum lands fighter bomber
• Patrol officer, police chief positions still vacant
• DUI arrests
• Supervisors to hear revised supermarket plan
• McEwen's brother nominated to fill seat
• Man to stand trial for alleged crime spree
• Pair sentenced for stealing $650,000
• System allows payment of court costs online
• Girlfriend links fire to victim
• $2 million grant aids Michener project
• District to keep soccer coaches
• Police: Watch out for half-naked cyclist
• Town's residents told to prepare for Earl
• Teenager charged with DUI, eluding police
• Two men charged in robberies
• Township sprucing up Five Ponds
• School bus struck on first day of school
• Preserving the past
• Lawmakers take aim at parents
• Family points finger at Woods
• Lower Bucks Hospital is given more time for bankruptcy filing
• Protesters to call for Woods Services closure
• Kids reconnect with the earth
• District: Letters, bulletin boards part of contract
• Orientations this week for freshmen, transfers
• One dead in 'suspicious' fire
• Last chance at first day
• Heading back to school - on foot
• Lack of rainfall, geology bring water restrictions
• Two charged with apartment burglary
• It's time to bless the backpacks for back to school
• DUI arrests
• COMMUNITY NOTEs
• Schools, towns doing their part going green
• A winning combination
• Towns to save money on earned income tax collections
• EIT meeting
• COURT LOG
• Residents blame Perkasie for dry wells
• Districts still in dark over stimulus
• Firefighters kept busy with two blazes
• College gets $700,000 federal grant
• Prosecutor: Judge acting as '13th juror'
• Trio faces charges in alleged baseball bat attack
• Police bust alleged marijuana dealer
• Defying age, gravity
• CAMPS & CLINICS
• Northampton Supervisors
• Volunteers step in to dress up grade school
• Bensalem Council
• Prosecution of USS Cole suspect appears stalled
• Bucks County Playhouse scheduled for sheriff's sale
• Man accused of threatening Schwartz's staff
• Union rallies to keep jobs and benefits
• A simple act of stupidity
• Man wanted in bank robberies surrenders
• Boy, 6, struck, killed by mother's car in driveway
• Pair killed in motorcycle crash
• A bond that won't break
• Man jailed after threatening to shoot congresswoman's staff
• Man wanted in bank robberies surrenders
• Trio faces robbery, assault charges
• Boy, 6, struck, killed by mother's car
• More kids left in Parx parking lot
• Heckler, Ellis-Marseglia spar over investigation
• Eggsperts weigh in
• Man facing charges after 'bizarre behavior'
• Police: Drug suspect rammed officer's car
• Ex-teacher sentenced for sex with student
• Woman charged in false shooting story
• Suspect barred from seeing son
• The ABCs of your schools: Additions make school green-friendly
• School delayed for Makefield students
• Bristol native honored posthumously
• Officials: Pay cuts, layoffs won't happen
• The ABCs of your schools: Students find home in nontraditional settings
• Man loses $34,000 in phone scam
• Couple plead guilty to part in 'pill mill' operation
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• The ABCs of your schools: By (digital) design
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Parents upset over hike in school lunch costs
• Fundraising effort strikes a chord
• Energy program has saved nearly $9M
• Parx table games made $2.3M in two weeks
• Marseglia wants DA out of loop
• Country club to undergo renovations this fall
• Suspect considered armed, dangerous
• Bucks native in study that identifies new risk for ALS
• Suspect, mother accused of witness intimidation
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Council hopes video cameras deter crime
• The ABCs of your schools: Newer facility means more advantages
• Memorial placed at veterans park
• Officials: Goodnoe should be renovated next
• Murphy: Jobs program 'absurd'
• Blasting caps cause scare
• Police find missing boy, wanted father
• Neshaminy board to review new offer
• Parents defend soccer coach
• Probe starts at fire scene
• Wrong-way driver sentenced for DUI
• Police: Shooting report a hoax
• 'Heart of a lion'
• The ABCs of your schools: Students return amid renovations
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Playground could get a second chance
• Contract woes are talk of the district
• New Jersey authorities search for boy, father
• Teachers, board unlikely to reach deal before school starts
• Attorney argues for DeBlasio keeping seat
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Home destroyed by fire
• A woman's best lifesaver
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• The ABCs of your schools: Grandview students to enjoy upgrades
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Bills spark debate over government controls
• Drivers warned to look out as schools open
• The ABCs of your schools: Math program uses hands-on approach along with technology
• School goes high-tech with latest upgrades
• Outage strands SEPTA riders
• Theft suspect seeks mental health defense
• Breeder admits cruelty, operating illegal kennel
• Soccer parents upset over coach's tactics
• Oatmeal company targets borough
• Penn State Abington kicks off 60th birthday
• House reps, rivals: Mosque should move
• Board OKs expansion of Parx
• Status quo for teachers as negotiations continue
• The ABCs of your schools: Renovation projects top changes
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS TODAY
• New chief making big changes in eight months
• The ABCs of your schools: District turns over reins to new superintendent
• Lassie at home
• District mulls which school to renovate first
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Board waits to hear from teachers
• A note to our readers
• Abandoned cats doing OK
• Revised traffic plan headed back to the drawing board
• Lingenfelter to appeal decision
• Showcase the Arts set
• DUI ARRESTS
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS TODAY
• Painting an environmental picture
• The ABCs of your schools: 2 new principals start off new year
• The ABCs of your schools: Larger library adds excitement to school year
• The ABCs of your schools: Mandatory dress/grooming code set for new school year
• Maple Beach area eyed for open space
• Nonprofit group keeps residents in the loop
• COURT LOG
• Parents shell out activities fees
• Booking, fingerprinting improved with technology
• Commissioners OK storm water plan
• Fun escalates as summer winds down
• One dead in Middletown accident
• Lawyer accused of stealing $1 million
• The ABCs of your schools: Internet makes cheating easier
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Free vaccination clinic for students
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Long-awaited Stump Road project begins
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS THIS WEEK
• The ABCs of your schools: Act 1 law making contract talks difficult
• COURT LOG
• Man accused of theft in credit card scheme
• Police: Father threatened girls soccer coach
• No explanation for resignation of CEO of Bucks' United Way
• Guilty verdict in homeless man's murder
• Action News anchor to testify in lawsuit trial
• A dozen cats dumped near homeless camp
• NY counties pull residents
• Flocking to the Grange Fair
• Teacher contract talks remain 'at a standstill'
• St. Ann Carnival benefits students
• Planners approve proposal for Stutz Candies property
• Sesame Place to update art on tower
• Man sentenced for burglaries
• Nine charged with license scheme
• Seven arrested in check scheme
• Candidate pitches plan for term limits
• Officers mourn police detective
• Dairies not concerned about egg recall
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Getting back to grassroots
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Plan to record meetings hits snag
• Board hires two for administrative team
• Casino, police criticized over kids left in cars
• Accused killer: 'I didn't do it'
• Guilty verdict in homeless man's murder
• Kiefer leaving county and Warrington posts
• Police: Father threatened soccer coach
• Teen faces felony charges in connection with armed robbery
• Man accused of theft in credit card scheme
• County preserves Snipes Farm
• Lawyer accused of stealing $1 million from law firm
• New name for award for farmers
• Scout's honor
• Small business group endorses Fitzpatrick
• Action News anchor set to testify
• Sewer fines total $226,000
• Philly man sentenced in botched robbery plot
• Lingenfelter tossed off ballot
• Township saves $1.16M by restructuring bond
• Teachers, board negotiate in private
• Jury sees photos of stab wounds
• Piranha caught in pond - again
• Bucks assistant solicitor won't step down
• Sentencing delayed for wife strangler
• Engineering firm could be target of probe
• Bond refinancing expected to save township $360K
• Search continues for bank robbery suspect
• DRPA begins to make changes
• Gym contractor seeks nearly $200K
• District seeks teacher pay freeze
• PUBLIC MEETING WRAP
• Bucks United Way chairman resigns
• Borough seeks $200,000 in casino funds
• Name of driver in fatal crash released
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Allied Waste to offer recycling incentives
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS TODAY
• Annual carnival smaller, but just as fun
• Girl drowns in family pool
• Police bust drug, prostitution enterprise
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS TODAY
• Veterans housing funds in motion
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Man pleads guilty to $1.3 million advertising scam
• DA: Crash evidence doesn't yet confirm alcohol
• Mixed reactions to Route 13 project
• Rapist accused of intimidation plot
• Police arrest two in cocaine investigation
• Witness: Accused killer confessed
• Gearing up to teach kids about elections
• 21 years of house arrest sentence revoked
• Man falls 30 feet at hospital construction site
• Palmyra man killed in Iraq
• Library renovations take step forward
• Bucks facing fines for fish kills
• Parking lot hours could be extended
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• School lunches pack on 50 cents
• PUBLIC MEETING WRAP
• Volunteers keep traditions of Grange Fair alive
• Council OKs gay, lesbian ordinance
• Council approves final plans for justice center
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Report: Deer collisions down 86 percent
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Rocky road trip
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS TODAY
• Trial begins in homeless man's slaying
• New York woman headed to court on fraud charges
• Development plans approved for Burlington Island
• Residents object to light, left turn lane
• Officials seeking $1.7 million in impact grants
• Fire strikes house again
• Bucks pair charged in Shore attack
• New superintendent to start Sept. 7
• Chiefs get look at tool to battle blazes
• Brain test would help evaluate concussions
• Resident: Staff cuts not enough
• Would-be credit union robber pleads guilty
• DUI ARRESTS
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS TODAY
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Floored by the environment
• New Montessori school open for enrollment
• On the right path
• Sewage plant work must be re-bid
• Suspect nabbed after bank robbery
• Bomb threat clears out drugstore
• School officials learn tough economic lessons
• Bowman's Hill Preserve measure fails to blossom
• 2nd passenger identified in crash
• Rape suspect says girl wasn't attacked
• 'Franked' mail a perk of incumbency
• Court dates loom for some failing to pay debt
• One-car crash claims 2 lives
• Third-degree murder plea withdrawal sought
• Still going strong
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• What happened to Robert?
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS THIS WEEK
• Reader memories
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Tracing the fair's history
• Bucks hospital gets extension
• Facebook turning into divorce lawyers' secret weapon
• A celebration for the ages
• Council denies church's request to hold outreach at playground
• 'She always put others first'
• End of the war was a glorious time for those who served
• Pair must pay restitution for scam
• CR Newtown fans cheer team on during run
• Water in Croydon now safe to drink
• CR Newtown fans cheer team on during run
• Pair must pay restitution for food stamp scam
• Attorney requests DA investigate 2009 Woods death
• Gambler accused of leaving kids in car
• Four debates slated for 8th race
• Man accused in five robberies
• Inmates making an impact on park
• Trip promotes conservation, awareness
• Residents will get chance to comment on safety proposal
• Court upholds woman's sex assault conviction
• Two holes in one
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Council to begin a police chief search
• 'An American success story'
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Newtown Township skate park could open this fall
• Students must re-register for school
• Sweeten to stay in prison
• Sisters sentenced for stealing more than $200K from mom
• Robbery victim hailed as hero
• Two seriously injured in Street Road crash
• Gun club won't face animal cruelty charges
• Sellersville issues drought warning, seeks voluntary water restrictions
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Census getting personal
• Board stands firm on contract offer
• Centerton Road work to begin
• Neighbor accused of shooting dog
• No charges in fatal accident
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS TODAY
• Pair charged with passing counterfeit bills
• Retired police officer faces trial on child molestation charges
• Woman gets 21 years of house arrest for theft
• Council considers using staffers as human relations officers
• Police: Man sold heroin in school zone
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Pilgrims near goal of Our Lady of Czestochowa
• Woods Services employee jailed on drug charges
• Prison escapee back in custody
• Soccer club may finally get lights at field
• Camp activity one for the record books
• DUI ARRESTS
• Propane truck driver injured in blaze
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS THIS WEEK
• District considers final touches for new school
• Library workers get health insurance
• Board considers raising lunch prices
• 1990 murder haunts family
• His moment of truth
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Township approves solar panels, windmills
• Residents want answers on well
• La Stalla wants longer hours
• Man jailed for taking photos of girl, 12
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Tombstone company receives more complaints
• Former guard faces additional charges
• Ex-school 'psychologist' charged with defrauding bank
• 'A whole other world'
• Bucks official under investigation
• You can help the environment when going back to school
• Five years later, family's oil spill nightmare continues
• Negotiations at a standstill
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Do you remember when World War II ended?
• Borough authorizes study for Old Route 13
• Additions make library more accessible, useful
• Woods Services employee jailed on drug charges
• Board puts off La Stalla decision
• CALENDAR OF BUCKS MEETINGS TODAY
• Open house robberies probed
• Cost set for firearm license
• No bad seeds here
• Retired police officer faces trial on child molestation charges
• Supervisors mull letter opposing Bowman's sale
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Solicitor: Council should update noise ordinance
• Telford teen faces forgery charge
• Ordinance could open borough to business expansion
• Campers, concertgoers flock to Snipes Farm
• County workers shun garage because of trek up hill
• Counselor charged in Woods death changed story in past
• Suspect sought in TD Bank robbery
• Board names new superintendent
• Candidate: Use money where needed
• Motorcyclist killed in crash with car
• BUCKS BRIEFS
• Lawsuit: Woods Services covered up problems
• Boyfriend sentenced to 10 to 30 years for 'murderous' attack
• Tax hike to aid rescue squad goes to voters
• COURT LOG
• Man, woman face robbery charges
• Pair charged with passing counterfeit bills
• Sewer issue discussed in executive session
• Sweeten requests release
• $26B jobs bill draws praise, criticism
• Judge gives home invasion accomplice 16-32 years
• Festival bridges gaps
• A walk back in time at Bolton Mansion
• Landlord sentenced in tenant's death
• School board member resigns
• Time-served sentence for child porn collector
• Connecting with history
• Police use humor to get message out
• Report: Pension plans distressed
• Getting a good look at what's under the water
• Rash of thefts from unlocked vehicles continues
• PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
• Borough considers mandatory sewer inspections for homes on sale
• Search under way for robbery suspect
• Justice Center gets OK from planners, zoners
• Nonprofit groups look to comply with tax mandate
• Murphy, Fitzpatrick trade barbs over jobs
• Blessing new lives
• Police seek suspect in robberies
• Shopping centers planned for Route 309
• Lingenfelter petition faces challenge from four
• Electric companies: July usage broke records
• Baby shower blesses new lives
• Murphy, Fitzpatrick trade barbs over unemployment
• Bucks County Recycle It - Sharing IS Giving
• The New Levittown Town Center- GRAND OPENING This Summer!!
• Bucks County Blues Society: 27th Annual R and B Picnic
• Levittown Student Receives Scholarship Named for Fallen Officer
• Spring Hoops

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