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Family, vet hospital clash over pet s remains
The Kolb family of Middletown has taken two blows to the heart recently, both related to the death of their black Labrador, Katie, at a Falls animal hospital.
Police: Rampage leaves 9 injured
A Bristol Township man who police say was on non-prescription narcotics asked police "to just kill him so he could go to heaven" after the man assaulted numerous people in separate incidents early Sunday ...
A beef and beer benefit will be held in Levittown tonight for the family of slain Sgt.
Every summer, Bucks County food cupboards stretch their resources to make it to September when schools that hold food drives resume classes and charitable families return from vacations, coordinators said.
Looking for seniors to help The Bucks County Retired and Senior Volunteer Program is seeking seniors to help as community volunteers.
For anthrax victim, suicide opens questions
For years, Patrick O'Donnell didn't know who was behind the 2001 anthrax attack that sickened him and three coworkers at the postal distribution center in Hamilton, Mercer County.
Officials unveil air pollution alert flag
Batman has the bat signal. Superman looks for Lois Lane atop the Daily Planet. When something wicked is in the air over Bucks County, Tullytown is going to fly a flag.
Carole and Yaacov Garini of Levittown, and Kathi and Michael Jacobs of Bala Cynwyd announce the engagement of their children, Michal Garini and Brian Jacobs.
The families of two men killed in a Bristol warehouse shooting rampage tried to piece their lives together yesterday as authorities continued their investigation, trying to piece together a motive.
A Bristol man shot and killed two men outside the Radcliffe Street warehouse where he used to work, Bucks County District Attorney Michelle Henry said late Friday night.
StoneMor Partners L.P. Announces That It Will Hold Its Investors'...
StoneMor Partners L.P. plans to hold an investors' conference call to review its second quarter 2008 results on Monday, August 11, 2008, at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time.
What Pennsylvania constables have to say about system
We have 1427 guests online and 1 member online Written by The Associated Press Wednesday, 30 July 2008 What constables have to say about the current constable system in Pennsylvania: ``If you're looking at a ...
What Pa. constables have to say about system
What constables have to say about the current constable system in Pennsylvania: "If you're looking at a constable who has problems, look at his judge, look at his county.
What Pa. constables have to say about system
What constables have to say about the current constable system in Pennsylvania: "If you're looking at a constable who has problems, look at his judge, look at his county.
What Pa. constables have to say about system
What constables have to say about the current constable system in Pennsylvania: "If you're looking at a constable who has problems, look at his judge, look at his county.
What Pa. constables have to say about system
What constables have to say about the current constable system in Pennsylvania: "If you're looking at a constable who has problems, look at his judge, look at his county.
Another community center option lost
Another option for a new Middletown community center with room for the township seniors association appears to have fallen by the wayside.
Residents say they need better police protection
At a community outreach meeting Thursday night, residents of Levittown and Edgely told the Bristol Township police that they need more protection against vandalism, thefts, speeding and prostitutes in their ...
Reader Comments On DRPA Toll Hike Plan
The Delaware River Port Authority has proposed a toll increase plan that could go into effect in September and CBS3.com readers are sounding off.
Family celebrates 40 years running campground: Acres reaches milestone
If ever there was a reason for a family to celebrate, it was the 40th anniversary at Baker's Acres here June 20.