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A hit-and-run accident in which the driver of a truck reportedly struck and damaged a utility pole at the intersection of Seidersville Road and Fire Lane in Lower Saucon Township resulted in the closure of Seidersville between Old Philadelphia Pike and Emaus Avenue late Friday afternoon. Continue Reading →
Four Upper Bucks residents were ordered held for trial Thursday on neglect charges stemming from the death of an 84-year-old man who authorities say died 12 days after being hospitalized in a state of starvation and septic shock from bedsores. Continue Reading →
It’s one of the biggest events held annually in Lower Saucon Township, but Steel City only has an added police presence during the Freemansburg Motorcycle Hillclimb & Bike Show because township taxpayers are paying for it. Continue Reading →
The Bike Ride With The Police–which both borough council and township council approved this week–will be held rain or shine on Tuesday, July 17 at 6 p.m. Registration will be at 5:30 p.m. Continue Reading →
A 48-year-old motorist from Lansdale will spend the next four to eight years in state prison for seriously hurting a Quakertown man last summer in a head-on drunken-driving crash in Perkasie. Continue Reading →
If papers containing personal and/or sensitive information such have been piling up and you lack a way to safely dispose of them, an upcoming event in Hellertown may be something you will want to attend. Although a date hasn’t been selected yet, borough council Monday voted 5-0 to spend $1,000 to have Iron Mountain Data & Records Management host a five-hour document shredding event. At the event, residents will be able to load papers into a secure bin for shredding and disposal. “I think that’s a no-brainer,” said councilman Phil Weber of the event. Hellertown Police Chief Robert Shupp said the police department will also take advantage of the shredding event. Continue Reading →
Perkasie borough police say a ‘medical episode’ may have caused a driver to damage a pedestrian bridge in the borough’s Kulp Park early on the morning of June 13. Continue Reading →
The members of Hellertown Borough Council Monday discussed possible solutions for what police say is a recurring problem: motorists driving the wrong way on Hampton Avenue, which is a one-way street heading west. Continue Reading →
Two residents of Leithsville in Lower Saucon Township have launched an online petition as part of an effort to try to convince PennDOT to lower the speed limit on that section of Rt. 412. Continue Reading →
Lower Saucon Township Police say they are on the lookout for an ATV thief, or thieves, who may be targeting homes in the Leithsville area of the township. Continue Reading →
