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Winding down the year with generosity
Mike and Maureen McGonagle, New Britain, in loving memory of our parents, Pat and Nell McAleer, and Bob and Kitty McGonagle, $25 James and Judith Molenari, Warrington, $25 Joanne and Dave Danyluk, Chalfont, $50 Rod and Suzanne Stone, Doylestown, $110 Walder Family, Hatboro, $25 Ted, Kathy, Randy, Tim, Maggie, Sam Czupich, New Hope, in memory of ...
Give A Christmas tops $100,000
Hundreds of donations have been received since The Intelligencer kicked off the 2009 Give A Christmas fund drive on Nov.
Algeo: It's time to stop legacy of debt
The chairwoman of the Warwick supervisors launched her campaign for the 8th District seat in Congress.
Rob Mitchell enters Congressional race
A Doylestown Township man, whose political activism sprouted from Bucks County's tea party movement, today announced he will seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the 8th District.
Committee wants to continue protection
Hoping to continue efforts to preserve the rich history in New Britain, the borough's historic preservation committee is hosting a public meeting tonight to discuss its work and collect residents' feedback.
Sentencings in Bucks County Court of Common Pleas Oct. 26-29: BEDMINSTER Darren J. Greco, 31, Doylestown, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence, related summary offense July 19.
Schott throws hat into 8th District ring
When Jeffrey Schott introduces himself to the voters of Pennsylvania's 8th Congressional District next week, it will be in a place he is most comfortable - behind a computer screen.
Council members to set salaries
Salary will be set at zero. The mayor is expected to get a bump in pay. In Pennsylvania, borough councils and mayors are entitled to earn modest annual pay checks, if they chose.
Bucks DA race pits veteran judge against DNA expert
For as long as most Bucks County voters can remember, the election of a new district attorney has always had the feel of a promotion.
Those who lived through troubled times still remember
It was the waning days of the Great Depression when Marie Slack showed up on Evelyn Hight's doorstep.
The ArtBra exhibit at Byers' Choice is as much a tribute to the talents of the women who created the bras as it is to those who've been affected by breast cancer.
Body found in storage unit identified
A man whose decomposed remains were found inside a Warwick storage unit where he apparently was living died from complications related to diabetes, the Bucks County coroner said Tuesday.
Growth rides on new sewer plant
Expansion of the Harvey Avenue sewer treatment facility won't be finished until late 2011 or early 2012, holding up construction of new buildings, expansion of existing buildings or changing use.
Driver charged: A 38-year-old Levittown man caused an accident in Hatboro on Saturday and then drove from the scene because he didn't have a license, police said.
Mom charged with serving teens liquor
At most teen sleepovers, moms provide plenty of popcorn, pizza and soda. Police say Tracy Gradel served up watermelon vodka instead.
Sentencings in Bucks County Court of Common Pleas Aug. 24-27: BEDMINSTER Jeffrey Raymond Little, 28, Perkasie, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct April 20.
Outpouring of grief, pride as family buries Marine
The National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in New Britain Township was always a special place for Rosemary Corr and her son.
Police announce DUI checkpoints
Police in six area municipalities, all members of the Montgomery Township Regional DUI Enforcement Team, will conduct sobriety checkpoints and roving DUI patrols Friday through Sunday.
Man killed by police in Bucks identified
A burglary suspect who was fatally shot by police in Bucks County Friday night was identified tonight by the Bucks County coroner.
Labor Day has come and gone. The last long weekend of summer - with its backyard barbecues and pool parties - is now a memory.