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Crowbar-toting man charged in Bucks store incidents
A Milford Township man armed with a crowbar faces charges of robbing one Upper Bucks convenience store and trying to rob another early today, state police said. via The Morning Call
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Perkasie Forum & Polls23 hrs ago | The Morning Call
Drug-fueled heists bring prison terms
Desperate for money to buy heroin, Brian M. Jones and Darryl Primavera broke into more than a dozen homes in the Pennridge area last fall, making off with thousands of dollars in cash, jewelry and electronics. via The Morning Call
Saturday May 17 | PhillyBurbs.com
“My granddaddy spoiled me rotten. Back then, the hospital didn't look like this. It was in a private home.”
The first woman born in Bucks County's first hospital returned for a visit Friday afternoon with her two children. via PhillyBurbs.com
Thursday May 15 | PhillyBurbs.com
“I took the course and then they put me into a job search program”
Alicia Taylor did not want to be supported by the system. She just wanted to brush up on her job skills and maybe get help finding a full-time position with health insurance. via PhillyBurbs.com
Tuesday May 13 | The Morning Call
The Big Apple never tasted so sweet
They've been building more than 110 city skyscrapers for weeks. A hand-crafted, 11-foot-high, paper machA© replica of the Statue of Liberty will be on display. via The Morning Call
Sunday May 11 | Intelligencer News
Library seeks to change with its guests
“We want to make it really, really comfortable for people”
Who says this isn't your father's library anymore? Bucks County Free Library has outlined ways to attract people of all ages, from grandparents to grandkids, in its recently released strategic plan, available ... via Intelligencer News
Friday May 9 | The Morning Call
Perkasie Public Works, Electric departments get new leadership
Perkasie is slated to get two new chiefs to administer the borough's Electric and Public Works departments under a measure passed by Borough Council Monday night. via The Morning Call
Wednesday May 7 | The Morning Call
INDIAN VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY, 100 E. Church Ave., Telford, will present ''How to Make a Living Will'' 12:15-1 p.m. today. via The Morning Call
Monday May 5 | PhillyBurbs.com
Families have lived for decades with TCE
“This is one thing we can do as a government entity that will really help somebody, and I actually really think this will happen.”
The neighborhood looks harmless enough, with well-maintained homes and dozens of tall, sturdy trees that have grown up right along with it. via PhillyBurbs.com
Saturday May 3 | The Morning Call | Posted by The Morning Call
Quakertown officials say vandalism may close skate park
Vandalism has Quakertown threatening to close its skate park just weeks after Borough Council enacted changes meant to keep it open.
Last month, Quakertown removed a $3-a-head fee to use the ramps at Main Street park, taking down a fence and allowing youths to ride at their own risk, a move that Perkasie has successfully instituted.
But Quakertown officials on Monday said that a spate of hooliganism has them reconsidering whether the park will be able to remain at all. Since it was opened, youths have spray-painted signs and damaged ramps by riding bicycles on them, causing damage that the borough may not want to spend money to fix, officials said. Read more
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