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School supplies for kids, thanks to M&T
M&T Bank held a back-to-school drive at its branch at 6500 Castor Ave. (at Hellerman Street). State Rep. Anthony Bellmon was among those in attendance. - Advertisement - This event provided supplies for 400 students ahead of the new school year, as well as a bounce house, DJ, snacks, games and resource tables.
Federal authorities ask for help from public in search for fugitive accused of killing pregnant girlfriend 3 years ago
Three and a half years after Dianna Brice, a young pregnant mother, was found dead in Southwest Philadelphia, federal authorities are still looking for her boyfriend, Justin Smith, who is suspected of her murder.
Hersheypark announces new ride, which will be the tallest of its kind in the world
Hersheypark has announced a new ride that is planned to open in the summer of 2025. The Twizzlers Twisted Gravity ride will be a “screaming swing” style pendulum attraction, and according to a press release from Hersheypark, it will be the tallest of its kind in the world.
Meet Wall Street's Safest Dividend Stock: A Small-Cap Company Few Investors Know Exists
Dividend stocks have more than doubled up the average annual return of non-payers over the last half century. Although more than 1,000 publicly traded companies pay a dividend, no two income stocks are the same. An off-the-radar company with a $548 million market cap has been paying a continuous dividend...
By sparing rare magnolia grove, Stewartstown developer sacrifices profit for preservation
As a requirement of any development plan in Pennsylvania, the state Department of Environmental Resources requires a National Pollutant Discharge System permit. To get that permit – known by its clumsy acronym NPDES – the developer has to allow inspectors to examine the property under consideration to determine whether stormwater runoff would have...
King of Prussia Company Billionaire Sells Mansion with Staggering Price Tag
The billionaire founder of King of Prussia’s Universal Health Services has sold his vacation home in Florida for millions. The billionaire founder of King of Prussia’s Universal Health Services, Alan B. Miller sold his Florida vacation home for a pretty penny, reports Brian Bandell for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
Ex-Eagles RB lasts three months with new team
The Los Angeles Rams have released veteran running back Boston Scott, according to the team’s transaction wire. The Rams have been making cuts down to their 53-man roster after their final preseason game against the Texans on Saturday. BUY NFL TICKETS: STUBHUB, VIVID SEATS, TICKETMASTER. Scott signed with Los...
Bristol Borough man gets 18-42 years for abusing children
Wearing a bright yellow jumpsuit with a thick leather belt strapped around his chest and three, armed law enforcement officers standing nearby, Brian Nathaniel Harris learned his fate for sexually abusing three children, taping the assaults and posting them across the internet. In a courtroom filled with relatives and friends...
NJ teen struck by boat propeller at Jersey Shore dies
NEW JERSEY - A New Jersey woman trying to board a boat from a raft over the weekend was killed when she was struck by the propeller, police said Monday. Zeina Mahafzah, 18, of Wayne, NJ, was in a raft being pulled by a boat Sunday afternoon in Sunset Park when she tried to get into the vessel, New Jersey State Police said in a statement. An investigation is underway.
Police say Quakertown woman, 71, who was "sick and tired" set house on fire. What happened
A 71-year-old Quakertown woman who allegedly told police she was angry over being bullied is facing multiple felony charges including arson after she set fire to her twin home last month. Richland police allege that on Diane Jones spread accelerant in seven areas of her two-story twin home on Redwood...
Foundations Names Recipients of 2024 Scholarship Awards
DOYLESTOWN, PA—Foundations Community Partnership has announced the winners of its 2024 Partnership in Education Scholarships. The scholarships go to students from the 19 public high schools in Bucks County. Winners receive a $1,000 scholarship for demonstrating a commitment to community service, academic achievement and character.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The following three students from Central Bucks Schools received scholarships: Warminster resident Calli Pasternack was a student at Central Bucks High School East and is attending Elon University. Jamison resident Brynn Albert was a student at Central Bucks High School South and is attending Arcadia University. Doylestown resident Liam Boyle was a student at Central Bucks High School West and is attending Penn State University. All three scholarships were sponsored by Doylestown Health. Want more news like this delivered to your inbox? Sign up for our daily and weekly e-mail newsletters online. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Mosquito-borne illness discovered throughout Philadelphia region
Mosquito-borne illnesses have been discovered in nearly every county in the Philadelphia region, and several people have tested positive for viruses.There are six local cases of West Nile Virus in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and one case of Eastern Equestrian Encephalitis in Atlantic County, New Jersey."If there was West Nile present in a mosquito, we know about it in Bucks County," said Ray Buckley, the mosquito control coordinator for the Bucks County Department of Health.West Nile has been discovered in mosquitoes in nearly every county in the region, thanks to an aggressive testing campaign.Traps are set out to collect specimens...
Pennsylvania expanding sales of "canned cocktails" beyond liquor stores
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Businesses that sell alcohol in Pennsylvania will soon be able to sell canned cocktails like High Noon and Surfside which were previously only available in state-run liquor stores.The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board is beginning a new permitting process Tuesday, after Gov. Josh Shapiro signed into law two bills expanding where "ready-to-drink cocktails" can be sold (oh, and extending the legal limits on happy hour).Here's the deal: under old state laws, spirits like vodka, gin and tequila could only be sold in Fine Wine and Good Spirits stores, which the PLCB operates. The same went for cocktails containing those...
PA Cyber Charter Advisors Union Authorizes Strike
Advisors and counselors with the PA Cyber Charter School have authorized a strike. Officials with their association say that negotiations have been ongoing for the last two years, but so far no contract has been agreed upon. The union says they are looking for safer working conditions and better healthcare.
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