Pedestrian Killed, Band Performs On Thanksgiving: Lower Bucks Co. News

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A pedestrian was killed while walking on Street Road on Thanksgiving night. Meanwhile, authorities are warning residents to be alert for thieves stealing holiday presents.

This is a summary of stories that made news in Lower Bucks County last week:

Pedestrian Killed Thanksgiving Night In Warminster

A pedestrian was killed Thanksgiving night as they were walking on Street Road between Louis Drive and Park Avenue, according to Warminster Township Police. (Read More)

Fallen Bucks Co. Police Officers Remembered With Project Blue Light Wreath

Fallen Bucks County law enforcement officers are being remembered this holiday season with a Project Blue Light wreath hanging in the windows of the Bucks County Administration building in Doylestown. (Read More)

Holiday Crime Warning Issued In Bucks County

The Bucks County District Attorney's Office wants residents to also be aware of thieves who try to ruin the holiday spirit from Thanksgiving through New Year's Day. (Read More)

Fairness To 9/11 Families Act Introduced By Bucks Co. Congressman

Bucks County Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick introduced the Fairness for 9/11 Families Technical Fix Act, bipartisan legislation that corrects procedural gaps in current law and ensures that Havlish Settling Judgment Creditors — 9/11 families with final federal court judgments — receive the Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism (VSST) Fund payments already allocated to them and regain full eligibility in future distributions. (Read More)

Pennsbury Band Performed In Thanksgiving Day Parade

The long orange line will again march through the City of Brotherly Love on Thanksgiving morning. Pennsbury High School's award-winning marching appeared on Thursday in the Philadelphia 6ABC Dunkin Thanksgiving Day Parade, the oldest Thanksgiving Day Parade in America. (Read More)