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What Roads Are Open and Closed This Week Around Doylestown?
DOYLESTOWN, PA—Here's a look at road closings and slowdowns in the Doylestown area for the week of May 19, 2024. In Doylestown Borough, Court Street between Main Street and Clinton Street will be closed and detours will be posted on weekdays for PECO Energy work from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The work is scheduled to go from April 8 through May 31, 2024.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER In Doylestown Township, Easton Road at the intersection of New Britain Road/Sauerman Road will be reduced to one lane for 24 hours on May 15...
Raccoon Tests Positives For Rabies: Hunterdon County Department Of Health
The raccoon was found in Clinton Township in the area of Andreann Drive and Hamden Road, health officials said. Anyone who have may have had contact with the raccoon between Tuesday, April 30 and Tuesday, May 14, should notify their primary care physician immediately or the Hunterdon Medical Center Emergency Room to discuss concerns of possible exposure and the need for post exposure prophylaxis treatment, health officials said. The Health Department HCHD is working with individuals who were exposed and they are seeking medical treatment to prevent rabies, they said.
Here's a primer for Bucks County area teams in District One high school baseball playoffs
The PIAA District One Class 6A and 5A playoffs begin Monday, with Class A-4A starting Tuesday. Plenty of Bucks County area teams have earned spots and will try to qualify for the PIAA state championships. ...
Pennsylvania parents push back against drug criminalization
About a year before Tyler Cordeiro died of a drug overdose, his mother, Susan Ousterman, said he witnessed his friend die of one after they had used together. “He was distraught and grieving over his friend,” said Ousterman, who lives in Bucks County. “But he didn’t get to [fully] do that, because he was so terrified he would be arrested for his friend’s death.”
Missing 77-Year-Old Last Seen In Bensalem, Police Say
Officials said Clarence Hartzell's black Nissan Frontier was last spotted near Bristol Pike and Street Road in Bensalem. He is 5-foot-6 and 165 pounds, police said. Anyone with information is asked to call Morrisville police at 215-295-8111 or email l.halas@morrisvillepolice.org. to follow Daily Voice Bucks and receive free news updates.
Rumors persist in Bensalem Halloween shooting. Teen victim's family sets record straight
Peter Romano was just trying to be a good friend on Halloween night. It cost the 14 year old his life. A bullet meant for someone else struck him. He was an innocent bystander. But in the months since his murder, his family's devastating loss has been made worse by...
Police officer treated and released from hospital after Towamencin crash
A Towamencin Township police officer suffered minor injuries in an accident Saturday evening on Forty Foot Road and was taken to Grand View Hospital by Volunteer Medical Service Corps of Lansdale where he was treated and released, Chief Tim Troxel said. Troxel said the crash is still under investigation. He...
Resume writing and interview prep: Bucks County launches Workforce on Wheels bus, expands PA CareerLink access
From Delco to Chesco and Montco to Bucks, what about life in Philly’s suburbs do you want WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Bucks County is taking its career development resources on the road. The county’s new Workforce on Wheels, or WOW, bus will offer the same resources...
Police Looking for Thief Who Stole Cash, Credit Cards from Car Outside of Planet Fitness
DOYLESTOWN, PA—Police in Doylestown are looking for a person they say stole cash, credit cards and a Coach backpack from the Planet Fitness in the Doylestown Shopping Center on March 29. Police said that at about 3 p.m., a thief took $200 in cash, along with credit cards and a backpack worth $450, from a vehicle in the shopping center parking lot. Sometime later, the thief attempted to make a $1,482 purchase from an Apple store.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The thief, pictured above, is wanted by police. Anyone with information on the individual is asked to call officer Tim Conboy at 215-345-4143. Want more news like this delivered to your inbox? Sign up for our daily and weekly e-mail newsletters online. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Playoff Heroes: These athletes had the top performances from the first week of playoffs
Spring playoffs kicked off last week, and while the weather didn't cooperate, these determined athletes were undeterred. Check out the top performances from the first week of the postseason. Then, be sure to vote for the Girls Playoff Performer of the Week and the Boys Playoff Performer of the Week, beginning 6 p.m. Tuesday. Top Playoff Performances in Girls Flag Football: ...
Point Pleasant Pike Will Close for Construction Later this Week
PLUMSTEAD TOWNSHIP, PA—Point Pleasant Pike will be closed later this week into early next week for a pipe replacement. The road is scheduled to be closed between Route 32/River Road/Tohickon Hill Road and Wismer Road from Thursday May 23 through Monday 27. During the closure, motorists will be directed to use Wismer Road, Stump Road and Tohickon Hill Road.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER In announcing the closure, PennDOT advised drivers to allow extra time when traveling near the work area and to expect backups and delay. For more road closures, see the PennDOT Website. Want more news like this delivered to your inbox? Sign up for our daily and weekly e-mail newsletters online. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Car takes nose-dive into Readington pool: This week in Central Jersey history, May 20-26
A Chevrolet convertible took a nose dive into an in-ground swimming pool at a home on Kosiuszko Road in Readington on the evening of Wednesday, May 22, 2019. The front end of the convertible, of which the roof was still up, was submerged. The driver, a 57-year-old Readington man, drove the car down the driveway to the home, which was not his house, and into the pool, police said. He was treated for minor injuries at Hunterdon...
'Noises Off!' a play by Michael Frayn kicks off Bucks County Playhouse season
Bucks County Playhouse in downtown New Hope started its 85th season Friday with its opening night of Michael Frayn’s “Noises Off!” which runs through June 16. The comedic "Noises Off!" is the first of four shows featured in Bucks County Playhouse’s 2024 subscription package, which also includes “Last of the Red Hot Mamas,” “Grease” and “Anastasia: The Musical.”
911 calls, doorbell videos, body camera footage detail Falls killings
On the morning of March 16, Andre Gordon Jr. went to his father’s Levittown home and then to the nearby home of the mother of his children intent on murder, a Bucks County detective told a District Judge Wednesday during Gordon’s preliminary hearing in Doylestown. Armed with an...
Doylestown Memorial Day Parade Bringing Back Viewing Area for Veterans
DOYLESTOWN, PA—Anyone who has attended Doylestown’s Memorial Day Parade knows the event is so popular that navigating the crowded sidewalks can be challenging. That’s even more true for older veterans who have mobility issues. That’s why for the second year in a row, Doylestown VFW Post 175 and Doylestown Borough are working together to set up a special viewing area for veterans who have a little trouble getting around. Parade organizers hope that the viewing area will allow veterans to view the parade from a safe, easy-to-access spot and will ultimately encourage more to attend.CLICK HERE TO...
Photos: Lansdale Farmers' Market sees crowded second weekend
As Lansdale Farmers' Market put it on Facebook, the "liquid sunshine" was light enough to bring a crowd out to the market at Penndale Middle School for its second opening weekend. "We are open and the liquid sunshine is very light. Almost pleasant, even!" announced a Facebook post Saturday morning.
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