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Big snake sighted in Levittown?
In Oxford, Fla., police remove a Burmese python from a home, where it escaped from a terrarium and strangled a 2-year-old girl in her bedroom on July 1, 2009.
1 officer remains in critical condition after DUI-related crashes hurt 6 cops on Sunday
Six Philadelphia cops were injured Sunday in an unusual spate of substance-induced wrecks caused by three intoxicated drivers, police said.
DUI Stop Lands Two Philly Officers in Hospital
Two Philadelphia Police officers are in the hospital after being hit by a pickup truck during a traffic stop early Sunday morning.
Fan marks Kalas' grave with giant 'P'
The sound of chirping birds on a sunny morning was lost last week as a car zipped along a dirt path in the back portion of Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Celebrate Celtic traditions and culture this weekend in Bristol. The 13th annual Celtic Festival Day will occur Sunday from noon to 8 p.m. at Lions Park near Mill and Radcliffe streets in Bristol.
Wild Weather Wreaks Havoc Across Region
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PhillyConfidential: Cops arrest teen wanted for bodega shooting
Police say this surveillance image shows Isiah Baldwin minutes before robbing a West Philly bodega on May 12.
The spark that ignited the riots
In 1979, Patricia Wandling was this newspaper's star reporter, if star is defined as one who always seems in the middle of a big story, bearing witness to disaster, scandal or mayhem.
The day Five Points became a riot zone
Tuesday will mark the 30th anniversary of the nation's first gasoline riots in Levittown.
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Duerfeldt Engineering Inc. Now Offers Aries Electronics' Connector Products in the Pacific Northwest
BRISTOL, PA, June 20, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- William Sinclair, Aries Electronics' president and CEO, said, "With DEI covering the Pacific Northwest, we are better able to serve our customers in that area through local and regional sales support and distribution networks." Phillip Duerfeldt, president of DEI, stated, "Expanding our product range ...
Feds arrest Bucks man in straw gun purchase
A Bucks County man was arrested today for the illegal purchase and possession of weapons.
Witness: Teacher used force to bring student to office
A second - grade teacher at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School recently used physical force to bring a student to the principal's office, according to witnesses.
SEPTA Starting $12 Million Station Makeover
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Suspect sought in holdup at ice cream shop
Bristol Township police are investigating the robbery of an ice cream shop. Police said a man walked up to a cashier at Twistee Treats on Bristol Oxford Valley Road about 5:41 p.m., Thursday slid back the window, told the victim he had a gun and ordered her to empty the drawer.
Fisherman finds body in Neshaminy Creek
BRISTOL TWP., Pa. - June 10, 2009 -- A fisherman found a body floating in the Fisherman finds body in Neshaminy Creek early this morning in Bristol Township, Bucks County.
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New Fine Pitch Bump Adapters from Aries Enable Use of Alternate ICs...
Aries Electronics has launched a new series of adapters that enable the use of virtually any SMT IC device on a pitch of 0.4 mm or higher to PC boards on 0.5 mm pitch.
The principal was presented with a bouquet of flowers that brought her to tears.
Heavy losses for Labour in Bristol - PA
The Labour Party has suffered a crushing defeat at local elections in Bristol - losing eight of its 10 contested seats.
Woman struck, killed on Route 13
A woman was killed Monday night after being struck by a car while she was walking her bicycle across Route 13 in Bristol, police said.
Specter key in card check legislation
If Arlen Specter felt his ears burning Wednesday night, he could have blamed supporters of the Employee Free Choice Act who, during a roundtable discussion of the bill, called out the Pennsylvania senator for failing to support it.
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