Kate Fishman is a Pennsylvania Field Editor with Patch, reporting on local news in Bucks County including Doylestown, Newtown, New Hope, and the nearby NJ town of Lambertville. She has previously written and reported for The Oberlin Review and the New Paltz Times.
You can reach her with any story ideas, tips, feedback, or questions at kate.fishman@patch.com or at (845) 430-5053.
The sophomore took on the woodworking and conservation project to help area wildlife as part of her work with the Girl Scouts.
Bucks County remains an area of high transmission, but data from this past week shows that more people are choosing to get vaccinated.
The Bucks County Coroner's Office has provided new information on a death near the Dunkin' Donuts on Bristol Pike Tuesday morning.
A 43-year-old man was rushed into surgery after an altercation on Monday ended in a wound to his back.
Here are three Bucks County stories you won't want to miss today.
A reviewer featured the 12-room hotel's "lean, handsome design" and pet-friendly rooms in the magazine's travel section.
Police responded to 33 alarms, 18 abandoned 911 calls, 34 medical calls, two domestic disputes, and 13 bookings last week.
Supervisors issued the declaration after receiving more than 15,000 calls from residents about garbage problems, most in the past month.
The Lower Makefield Township Police Department reported numerous incidents last week.
The center will be open all week, and is one of several ways to register for aid after the flooding and tornado disaster.
"I want to know why the defendant chose to use a knife in a fist fight," the victim said. The man will serve 3½-7 years in state prison.
You won't want to miss these three Bucks County stories today.
If passed, a bipartisan bill might help rewrite the outcome of “a story that’s repeating itself across the state and across the country.”
The infrastructure bill up for U.S. House vote on Monday could help the Delaware Canal State Park cope with $100 million in need. Learn how.
He is one of 34,000 commended students across the country who have been recognized for their academic promise.
Also known as Windy Bush Road, the route will be closed 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays for tree removal, PennDOT said.
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Looking for something to do in Bucks County this weekend? Check out this roundup of five fun events happening in our area.
“We understand that New Hope is a historic town, but garages are not historic structures," said one architect, explaining design options.
Police warned on Thursday that someone has been calling residents asking for money and assistance — and claiming to be a police officer.
