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Penndel officials want all residents to pay their fair share for the sewer system.
Tractor Trailer, Car Collide On I-95 In Bucks Co.
One person was injured after a collision near I-95 in Bucks County Tuesday morning.Chopper 3 was over the scene where a tractor trailer and a car collided on the Penndel exit off northbound I-95.A 42-year-old ...
Soon there may be more men and women in uniform patrolling the streets of Penndel.
Board to award bids for work on substations
Work should start within a month or two on fire and emergency squad substations in northern Middletown after the township supervisors approved notices of intent to award bids at Tuesday night's meeting.
Dress rehearsal for catastrophe
Heat like Saturday's is nothing to what firefighters endure during run-of-the-mill house fires - and mere elevated Fahrenheit is a fraction of what they face if toxic chemicals explode during an accident ...
Prison inmates complain of snack 'scandal'
We're paying $70 to fill up the car, trading down to beans from beef at the dinner table and choking on a tight credit market - the perfect storm for a rotten economy.
New project won't require curb repair
Some Walker Avenue residents have joined the list of the confused. They are the latest Penndel residents baffled by the borough's curb and sidewalk ordinance.
Father's Day trip down memory lane
I rode past my dad's old house the other day. I parked the car on the side of the road.
Witness in murder trial: Accused killer had hit list
A friend of the man accused of killing his pregnant girlfriend in 2005 told a Superior Court jury yesterday that the defendant had a list of people that he said God wanted him to kill just months before the ...
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.
Officials: Advertised meeting is fake
An unknown person slipped postcards in mailboxes inviting residents to a Penndel Borough Civic Association meeting that was held June 4 at borough hall.
Woman sews 171 blankets for vets home
All 171 residents of the Delaware Valley Veterans Home recently received hand-sewn blankets, the handiwork of one woman: Mary Redline.
Retiring chief looks back on 32 years
Stephen Burke doesn't miss being Penndel's police chief. He does miss being a police officer, though.
What will be the No. 1 issue in the presidential election? And who do you see as Obama's runningmate? These were the questions we posed to people Wednesday afternoon along Route 13 in Lower Bucks.
Parade was 'all about' the veterans
A passing Memorial Day parade member pointed to several war veterans lined up to watch on Hulmeville's sunny, tree-lined Main Street Saturday morning.
Policy on bulletproof vests stalls
Resident Mike Smith is so concerned about Penndel borough's police officers that he donated $600 towards the purchase of a bulletproof vest.
Towns unite to apply for development grant
Ask and you shall receive. At least that's how it happened for Penndel. Borough Councilwoman Barbara Heffelfinger asked Middletown's supervisors Tuesday to participate in a partnership that would enable the ...
Township fair benefits community foundation
Music, games, rides and food will be among the attractions at the third annual community fair sponsored by the Middletown Community Foundation.
18th-century farmhouse damaged by lightning, fire
An 18th-century Newtown Township farmhouse caught fire after being struck by lightning Wednesday evening.
Officials have plan to cover firehouse costs
“We've spent a lot of time designing this project and believe it's the right one for our members”
Middletown has a tentative plan to cover the remaining costs of a renovation-addition project at the William Penn Fire Company's station on Bristol Oxford Valley Road, assistant township manager Frank Farry ... via PhillyBurbs.com