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Bucks County is in the running -- to be the location of a new TV series. "Sixth Sense" director M. Night Shyamalan is looking for locations for his new limited series "Wayward Pines."

Hi! I'm Kara Seymour, your Doylestown Patch Local Editor, and I want to welcome you to the new Patch.

Chester County Court Judge Thomas G. Gavin discusses what little information is known about the 1956 mural by Edward Shenton.

Gun rights activists gathered at the Bucks Co. courthouse Saturday with a message for Washington -- a defiant message about gun control.

Here's a look at some of the top stories on Newtown Patch this week: A group of residents are petitioning the Upper Makefield Zoning Hearing Board to reject variances required for a shopping center, which would include a Dunkin Donuts, just mere yards away from one of the county-and country's-most historic sites.

About 200 gun rights activists attended a rally in Doylestown Saturday to support state legislation that would make any new federal firearms control laws unenforceable in Pennsylvania.

Democrat Dennis McCauley has written to Attorney General Kathleen Kane requesting details of a 2011 Grandy Jury investigation into the Bucks County Sheriff's Department.

Peter Choate remembers the one and only time he lit a cigar in the nearly 300-year-old Penrose-Strawbridge house.

Congratulations to the Mahwah High School senior football players who have committed to play football in college.

Dennis McCauley, the Democratic candidate for Bucks County Sheriff , is calling on Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane to release information about a 2011 grand jury investigation into the department.

School Board Ratifies New Neshaminy Teachers' Contract : After five years of working without one, the new teachers' contract restores control of the district by to the administration, school board and taxpayers, Neshaminy School Board officials say.

Organizers of Saturday's pro-gun rally in Doylestown say they are not sure how many people will attend to show support for state legislation that would make any new federal firearms control laws unenforceable in Pennsylvania.

Two Doylestown teens were arrested after allegedly selling a pound and a half of marijuana to a police informant.

FREE MINI GOLF What: Spend a day as a family and play some indoor glow-in-the-dark mini golf.

Previously, she held the Chemistry Supervisor position and joined LTI in 2001 as a Chemistry Technician.

Try telling that to the almost ever-present line out the door of Lorenzo's at Third and South streets here and you'll get an education.

Local gun rights activists will rally Saturday in Doylestown to support state legislation that would make federal gun control laws unenforceable in Pennsylvania.

Hunger doesn't take a vacation. That's the message area food banks are trying to get out to the public as they work to stock their shelves ahead of the summer.

Here are five things we thought you might like to know as this week begins: 1. The Pineville Road Bridge is slated to reopen Friday after six years of being closed.

Drew Bodden, 38, of Plumstead, could face as much as 40 years in prison after being convicted of third-degree murder for his involvement in a fatal car accident on Nov. 21. A Temple University Hospital Spokeswoman told Patch John M. Szabo has died as a result of his injuries from a small plane crash Saturday in Doylestown.