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Hedi Kyle, Soap Opera, 2009, 29" x 22.5" x 1.5 cm , paper, scanned and stenciled images of soap, insects and text.

It may be cold and snowy outside, but there's plenty of warmth in neighbor helping neighbor through the Intelligencer's Give A Christmas program.

Area clubs made a strong showing in Tuesday's mailbag, donating $1,000 in total to The Intelligencer's Give A Christmas fund.

Special thanks today to the employees of Continental Property Management Inc. of Warrington for a $1,000 contribution to The Intelligencer's Give A Christmas fund.

Authorities said a 12-year-old boy fled fearfully into the night after a Furlong man touched his genitals during a sleepover.

Attorney General Tom Corbett today announced that the Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection has filed a civil lawsuit against a Philadelphia man and his pet supply company who are accused of making false claims about charitable contributions and failing to provide refunds to consumers who returned items.

An image some viewed as racist brought out a standing-room-only crowd at the Central Bucks school board meeting Tuesday.

"If the mergers-and-acquisitions business were a movie right now, we'd be 'Crouching Lender, Hidden Seller,' " says Philadelphia investment banker Andy Greenberg .

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Four former managers of a Big Dig contractor have been convicted on conspiracy and fraud charges for delivering substandard concrete to the massive highway project, prosecutors said Tuesday.

Four former managers of a Big Dig contractor have been convicted on conspiracy and fraud charges for delivering substandard concrete to the massive highway project, prosecutors said Tuesday.

Four former managers of a Big Dig contractor have been convicted on conspiracy and fraud charges for delivering substandard concrete to the massive highway project, prosecutors said Tuesday.

Four former managers of a Big Dig contractor have been convicted on conspiracy and fraud charges for delivering substandard concrete to the massive highway project, prosecutors said Tuesday.

Lacey L. Graydon, 22, of Dingmans Ferry, cited for an accident involving damage to vehicles and careless driving after she crossed into the oncoming lane on Hallet Road in Stroud Township and struck two cars before fleeing the scene on June 26.