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A church playground on Elementary Road in Lower Milford Township was damaged along with a nearby grass field when a driver went off the road and onto the church’s property, state police at Fogelsville said in a news release this weekend.
A Hellertown woman denies vandalizing her tenant’s car while it was parked near Whitaker and Bachman streets one evening last month, but borough police say surveillance video of the alleged incident proves otherwise.
Most people would probably agree that the destruction of public property often involves less-than-intelligent decision-making on the part of the destroyers. That could explain why someone or multiple people decided to spraypaint the word “dumb” on buildings and other property in Veterans Memorial Park in Nockamixon Township (Upper Black Eddy), Bucks County.
Although it’s been more than a week since Hurricane Isaias dumped up to eight inches of rain on the area, significant damage to infrastructure caused by the storm is still coming to light.
Part of Reading Drive in Lower Saucon Township looks like an earthquake struck the area, but the damage was actually inflicted by water.
A woman from the Poconos area has been charged with burglary and other offenses after police say she entered a home in the Society Hill development and damaged personal property, including clothing and an iPad, last month.
Hellertown Police are asking for the public’s help with identifying the party responsible for a hit-and-run accident that damaged a retaining wall last week.
Earlier this week, someone who is building a new home in Lower Saucon Township got a nasty surprise. Township police say the home was extensively vandalized over the weekend.
A rare tornado in Upper Bucks County was confirmed by officials from the National Weather Service late this week. The EF1 tornado achieved a maximum wind speed of 95 mph during the time it touched down over a campground in rural Tinicum Township Sunday, shortly before 10 p.m.
Springfield Township Police are asking for the public’s help with identifying the driver of a tri-axle dump truck, who they say “caused significant power and telecommunication line damage in the Pleasant Valley area of the township” shortly after 5:30 a.m. Tuesday.
