Yardley|News|
4 Kittens Killed In Falls Mobile Home Fire
Firefighters were called to the mobile home park at about 11 a.m. on Friday.
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Doug Gross, Patch Staff
- Yardley, PA
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Warminster, PA|News|
Man Desecrated Church In Warminster: Police
VIDEO: The man damaged statues, altars and furniture at the church before running away, according to police.
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Yardley|News|
Pennsbury School Board Names New Administrators
The four appointments were made by Pennsbury's board of directors at their meeting on Thursday.
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Levittown, PA|News|
Family Homeless After Bristol Twp. Fire
Fire officials say a smoke detector helped save the family of nine early Thursday morning.
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Yardley|News|
2nd Yardley 'Black Lives Matter' Protest Is Friday
About 1,000 people turned out for a similar rally in downtown Yardley on June 4.
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Levittown, PA|News|
Middletown Declares June 19 'Juneteenth Freedom Day'
The date marks the anniversary of federal enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation, which called for an end to slavery.
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Upper Southampton, PA|News|
Southampton Days Fair, Fireworks Canceled For 2020
The country fair usually hosts one of Bucks County's biggest July 4 fireworks displays, as well as a parade, dog show and more.
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Warminster, PA|News|
Bucks Co. Officials Await Official Word On Green Designation
The Bucks County Board of Commissioners held an online news conference Thursday, during which they addressed when we'll go green.
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Levittown, PA|News|
2 More Bucks Men Accused Of Sex With Boys
The arrests came one day after a school bus driver from Tullytown was charged with sexually abusing his own foster son as a teen.
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Levittown, PA|News|
Middletown 2020 Fourth Of July Parade Canceled
The news comes as local governments struggle with how to celebrate the summer holiday with coronavirus concerns still lingering.
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Hatboro-Horsham, PA|News|
Help Find Savannah, A Missing Cat In Horsham
The 4-year-old cat, who is small like a "teen" kitten, has been missing since Saturday.
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Hatboro-Horsham, PA|News|
Hatboro To Decide On Memorial Pool 2020 Season
Borough council will decide on the 2020 pool season on Monday, but officials are already releasing info on how to buy memberships.
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Hatboro-Horsham, PA|News|
Dads, Grads Get Free Smoothies Sunday In Horsham
The free and buy-one, get-one offers will be available at Planet Smoothie from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
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Yardley|News|
New Bucks COVID Cases Stay Low As County Eyes Green
The county reported 13 new cases of the coronavirus on Tuesday and three of those were delayed reports of old cases.
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Levittown, PA|News|
Bucks Co. School Bus Driver Raped Foster Son, 1 Other Teen: DA
The 40-year-old worked as a bus driver in the Pennsbury and Bristol Township school districts, prosecutors say.
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Bensalem, PA|News|
Bensalem Condemns Racist 'Black Crimes' Stickers
Someone had placed one of the stickers in Bensalem near Street Road and Interstate 95 on Monday, according to police.
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Warminster, PA|News|
Warminster Road-Paving Starts This Week
See which roads will be paved as part of Warminster's 2020 paving program.
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Levittown, PA|News|
Falls Twp. Names New Police Chief
Falls Township Police Chief William Wilcox plans to retire at the end of the year.
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Levittown, PA|News|
Nordstrom Rack To Reopen In Langhorne
The clothing retailer at Lincoln Plaza will reopen with health measures in place to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
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Bensalem, PA|News|
Bucks Coronavirus Numbers Are Lowest Since March
The number of new cases dipped into single digits over the weekend and are low enough to meet the state standard for more reopenings.
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