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Bucks County native’s Epstein investigation awarded Pulitzer Prize
A former Bucks County Courier Times reporter has been awarded a Pulitzer Prize for her work exposing Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse for the Miami Herald nearly a decade ago.
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Quakertown police chief back on job after student clash
Quakertown Borough police Chief Scott McElree is back from leave after sustaining injuries in a clash with high school students at an ICE protest in February.
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PennDOT turnback payments could jump 50% under Pa. proposal
PennDOT’s Highway Transfer Turnback Program puts “functionally local” and low-volume state roads in the hands of municipalities to maintain. The program pays $4,000 per mile of road.
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Lucatelli’s pizzeria in Doylestown opens second Bucks County location
The Barstool-approved Lucatelli’s just opened a second location in Newtown, and has plans for a third spot in Montgomery County.
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New tiki boat setting sail for themed cruises on Lake Wallenpaupack
The new cruise open to the public is hosted by Pocono Action Sports and Silver Birches Resort with a varied schedule that started May 2.
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Happy birthday, Lawrence Park. Town that GE built is 100 years old
Special events, including a July 4 parade and summer productions of “Romeo and Juliet” in the context of the town’s early days, are planned in the yearlong Lawrence Park centennial celebration.
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Zillow Gone Wild features Doylestown home. What you get for $1.7M
The 3,358-square-foot four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home boasts a Scandinavian influence with natural materials, slate and oak floors and full walls of glass to highlight the surrounding nature on the 3-acre wooded lot.
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Is your pet the cutest in Pennsylvania? Enter and vote now
The Pet Lovers’ Choice Awards aims to find the cutest cats and dogs in all 50 states.
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Pa. lawmakers introduce bill to decriminalize homelessness
State Rep. Ismail Smith-Wade-El (D-Lancaster), said the “Shelter First Act” means that the unsheltered community won’t get arrested for trying to live in a public space when they don’t have any other option.
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As data centers cause stir, Bucks County officials weigh support
As locals have protested planned or proposed data centers in Falls and West Rockhill amid national polls showing Americans taking a somewhat negative view of both data centers and artificial intelligence in general, local politicians have either shifted their messaging around projects they’ve already supported, or taken critical positions.
