Furlong News

Lacey L. Graydon, 22, of Dingmans Ferry, cited for an accident involving damage to vehicles and careless driving after she crossed into the oncoming lane on Hallet Road in Stroud Township and struck two cars before fleeing the scene on June 26.

On April 1, 2007, a tsunami-generating earthquake of magnitude 8.1 occurred East of Papua New Guinea off the coast of the Solomon Islands.

Geoscientists remain somewhat perplexed as they work to understand exactly what happened during an earthquake and subsequent tsunami that rocked the Solomon Islands in 2007.

This is a cartoon of the tectonic plates in the Solomon Islands area showing subduction beneath the Pacific plate.

A crowd of more than 80 people listened as the attorneys talked about their qualifications and experience, then answered questions.

Jacob Skyler Cohen, along with cousins Harrison Sawyer and Samantha Brooke Levay, announce the birth of their brother and cousin, Ethan Simon Cohen, on Dec.

"The program will be patriotic, but more than that, it will be an appreciation and celebration of the American spirit," Nero describes.

Renovations and a mural of Tuscan countryside perfect a house that had already won couple over.

Jennifer Anne Barber, daughter of Barbara and Robert Barber of Furlong, Pa., became the bride of Chad Gregory Conicello, son of Barbara and Gregory Conicello of Millville, on Sept.

Robert Nesti of Clearwater, Florida, remembers Lisa Kirk as a young girl in Roscoe, where she attended elementary school and was his neighbor.

Philip Wood, the young runner who got his start by making headlines on the local road scene in his preteen years, is now making waves at the national level.

A donation to Give A Christmas gives area social service agencies the money they need to help Bucks and Montgomery County families who need a helping hand this holiday season.

When John Gregory Smith learned he had passed the bar exam, he gave the class he was teaching a break, excused himself, went out into the parking lot and cried.

In the first week, The Intelligencer's Give A Christmas fund raised more than $8,300 for those in need in Bucks and Montgomery counties.