Bucks Co. Restaurant Named Among Best In Nation: Top Stories

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Bucks Co. Restaurant Named One Of Top Places To Eat In The Nation

A Bucks County restaurant known for its unique vegetarian fare has been named one of the top 44 places to eat in the nation. The food writers from USA Today have picked Dharma Bums in Point Pleasant as one of the places they would "return to again and again." (Read More)

53 Cats Rescued From Falls Twp. Storage Facility

The Bucks County SPCA has removed 53 cats that were housed in a Falls Township public storage facility. Officials said that none of the cats were found to have a microchip. (Read More)

Montco 'Ghosted' By Federal Government, $5M In Critical Funding Withheld

Montgomery County authorities are calling on the federal government to release some $5 million in grant funding that has been withheld by the Department of Housing and Urban Development since last month. The money is the chief source of funding for Your Way Home. (Read More)

Man Throws Explosives In Chesco Convenience Store Before Carjacking: Police

A Chester County man threw explosives inside a convenience store before attempting a carjacking, state police said. The incident occurred on Saturday, March 1, at around 7:38 p.m. at Squire's Pantry on 3375 Gap Newport Pike in London Grove. (Read More)

Man Sentenced For Stalking, Groping Girl On SEPTA Bus In Bensalem

A Philadelphia man has been sentenced for stalking and groping a 17-year-old girl while she was on a SEPTA bus headed to the Neshaminy Mall, Bensalem Police said. (Read More)