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She appears to have died from an electrial fire in her house.
July 25, 2008 -- Police responding to a call from a loved one found a woman dead in her Bucks County home.
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A woman accused of turning a teenage sleepover into a sex party is expected in court.
LOWER MAKEFIELD, Pa. - June 11, 2008 -- A Bucks County woman accused of turning a teenage sleepover into a sex party is expected to have a preliminary hearing today.
Woman Accused Of Having Sex With Teen At Sleepover Pleads Not Guilty
The Bucks County mother accused of having sex with a teen and showering with another during a sleepover at the home of a friend was in a court Tuesday.
Child, Baby Sitter In Good Condition Following Lightning Strike
A 3-year-old and his baby sitter who were struck by lightning at a Bucks County swim club were hospitalized but are listed in good condition.
Exelon: Report on sludge inaccurate
Exelon Nuclear issued a press release Tuesday disputing the facts of a story about sludge from Limerick Generating Station being dumped into a Bucks County landfill.
Woman and child being treated after storm hits Bucks County.
LOWER MAKEFIELD, Pa. - July 23, 2008 -- Violent storms have ripped through Bucks county and two people have been struck by lightning at a local pool.
Teens testify they were tainted by mother of 2
A judge ordered alleged sexpot Angela Honeycutt, 38, to stand trial after three teenage boys testified yesterday about her having sex with two of them at an April slumber party in Lower Makefield.
30-inch alligator netted in Bucks County -
Bucks County animal control officer Craig Claycomb's duties go way beyond stray dogs and cats this week.
Trial in Teen Sex Sleepover Case
A Bucks County woman has been ordered to stand trial on charges that she sexually assaulted two teenage boys during a sleepover.
Pension suit delayed against accused in shooting
The federal government will hold off on a pension-related lawsuit against a woman awaiting trial in the shooting death of a fellow member of a Bucks County church.
Radioactive sludge on hold for Bucks landfills
Waste Management officials say the company is responding to public reaction to the plan following news reports in the Bucks County Courier Times.
The James A. Michener Art Museum, 138 S. Pine St., Doylestown, presents "Contemplative Spaces," an exhibition of outdoor cedar, oak and painted steel sculpture by Philadelphian James Fuhrman.
Most men Michael Brown's age might try to recapture their youth by running a 5K race or buying a sleek, new sports car.
Returning to their roots, 20-somethings keeping family farms going
Most girls wouldn't envy Rachael Kressman's life, and that suits her just fine. On a sticky, sunny afternoon Kressman's hands are scuffed with dirt, her sun-streaked hair pulled up into a messy ponytail and her ...
Catholic teens to mark World Youth Day locally
More than 500 young Catholics will convene at the National Shrine of Our Lady Czestochowa in New Britain Township Saturday to celebrate Local World Youth Day.
Will N.J. court ruling affect Pa.?
Bensalem is a great place to live, unless you are a convicted sex offender. In the last 18 months, township police have issued de facto eviction notices to five people, citing a 3- year-old local law that bars ...
Overdue help for libraries' lending crisis
The Bucks County, Pa., library system wants its stuff back. That Jim Morrison biography, "No One Here Gets Out Alive." The antidrug primer "Go Ask Alice." And Ray Bradbury's classic "Fahrenheit 451." All the ...
LC alumni skeptical of naming survey
Curiosity led Henry O'Hara to Lansdale Catholic High School's Web site, where he filled out the survey asking for naming suggestions for the proposed school in Hilltown Township.
Warminster Township police were dispatched July 11 to Kemper Park, 905 Valley Road, at approximately 6:40 a.m. for the report of a deceased male, police said.
Chemist faces attempted murder charges
A chemist's spurned advances caused him to fly into a jealous rage and attack two women with a knife last week in Horsham, according to Montgomery County Assistant District Attorney Todd Stephens.