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Reader Comments On DRPA Toll Hike Plan
The Delaware River Port Authority has proposed a toll increase plan that could go into effect in September and CBS3.com readers are sounding off.
Family celebrates 40 years running campground: Acres reaches milestone
If ever there was a reason for a family to celebrate, it was the 40th anniversary at Baker's Acres here June 20.
Jerry Plavin, second generation owner of Jerry Plavin's Appliance in Tullytown, knew every cent counted when he unscrewed half the light bulbs from his Vegas-style storefront and replaced the others with new, ...
Volunteers sought to fill board vacancy
The Bristol Township school board is seeking volunteers to fill a vacancy on the district's governing body following the resignation of veteran board member Joseph Flanigan.
CM Punk's first weeks as WWE champ
It is now over two weeks into the title reign of CM Punk. Punk's title reign comes at a pivotal time in the WWE.
Supervisors cancel contract for basketball court
Hoop enthusiasts will have to look elsewhere for full-court action, and Middletown is still on the hook for $15,360 even after canceling a contract for a full basketball court in the Cobalt Ridge section.
Middletown man dies after crashing into porch
A Middletown man was killed Friday morning after driving his car into a concrete porch at the bottom of a dead end street.
Crews rebuild section of canal path
Construction is under way along a section of the Delaware Canal to rebuild a walking trail and park area that was closed six years ago when work began on a new shopping center at Levittown Parkway and Route 13.
Suspect evades police, strikes house
A 61-year-old Levittown man is in jail after an early morning robbery of the New Hope Wawa and a police pursuit that ended when the suspect lost control of his car and hit a house, according to police.
Doylestown band trying to save Siren Records
Colin Frangicetto is older than the compact disc - but just barely. The Langhorne native, guitarist in the nationally known progressive/experimental rock band Circa Survive, was born 27 years ago today, 13 ...
Commissioners OK $224,500 project for county building
Bucks County Commissioners voted 2-1 Wednesday to spend nearly a quarter of a million dollars to replace a heating and air conditioning system in a county-owned building plagued by air quality issues for years.
Tomeo drives in five as Northampton rolls
Mike Tomeo drove in five runs and Northampton had this game put away early by scoring eight runs in the bottom of the first and six in the second inning and a 14-3 lead.
Jail time for mortgage scammer with long record
Regina Mancini had to postpone her wedding plans and is battling to hang onto her family's home.
Home heating oil customers in limbo
Wildly fluctuating prices have caused some local home heating oil companies to put off customer lock-in deals that guarantee a set rate for oil purchases during the winter heating season.
Yardley Post 317 was down to its last out and trailing by three runs before it started its rally in a Lower Bucks County American Legion game Wednesday night.
Woman's back broken in I-195 accident
An accident on Interstate 195 Sunday morning left a Levittown, Pa., woman with a broken back, the New Jersey State Police reported.
Ronald H. Kellough, 68, of Wernersville, passed away June 21, 2008, at 9:00 p.m. in his residence.
Mortgage counseling available for residents
Cash-strapped homeowners could soon get free mortgage counseling in Bristol Township, where local officials said they're trying to prevent a growing number of people from losing everything to debt.
Levittowners Protest Reference on State Standardized Test
Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray and Councilman Gary Hudes, both Levittown residents, joined the Levittown School District and PTA in protesting a question on the New York State Grade 8 Social Studies ...
Coast Guard reservist back on native shore
They'll be plenty of them now that Jennifer Piechoski is back home in Middletown's Cobalt Ridge.