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.
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Students on interim suspension can request it be rescinded after uploading proof of vaccination or completing a COVID-19 test on campus.
Here are three stories you won't want to miss in Bucks County today.
The man is accused of failing to file tax forms, and filing false ones, over a period of several years.
The Hunterdon County Commissioners approved a total of more than $200,000 in funding for this and several other projects.
The trail is closed near the I-295 toll bridge for construction of a pedestrian walking bridge over the canal.
Employees in Bensalem Township, Bristol Township, and Centennial school districts will take part in Science of Learning sessions.
The Bristol Township Police Department reported these incidents between Sep. 10 and Sep. 20.
Here are three stories you don't want to miss today in Bucks County:
Carter Calvert's country show "Walkin' After Midnight" will offer "a colorful tapestry of iconic songs and witty personal storytelling."
In all, just 325 schools in the nation received the honor for overall performance from the U.S. Department of Education.
In all, just 325 schools in the nation received the distinction for overall performance from the U.S. Department of Education.
Last week, police responded to 21 alarms, 24 abandoned 911 calls, 39 medical calls, four domestic disputes, and 14 bookings.
At least 58 people were being treated for COVID-19 in Bucks County hospitals on Monday, 15 of whom were in the intensive care unit.
The new restaurant with two drive-thru lanes will open at the corner of Oxford Valley Road and Commerce Boulevard, replacing Macaroni Grill.
The new restaurant on Commerce Boulevard, complete with two drive-thru lanes, will open by spring of 2022.
The board chairman condemned "worse than ever" service by J.P. Mascaro, saying the garbage situation is "turning into a health emergency."
According to rankings by the data compiler Niche, Bensalem Township School District is one of the most diverse in the whole country.
Niche, a data compiler, named the Council Rock School District as the #34 best in Pennsylvania.
Read Pennsbury's report card through Niche, a data analysis company that's released their best of 2022 list for Pennsylvania schools.
The New Hope-Solebury School District is also ranked as the number two school district in Bucks County, according to data compiler Niche.
