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The public is invited to get a look inside Bucks County’s newest hospital during the St. Luke’s Upper Bucks Campus Pre-Opening Celebration from noon to 4 p.m. this Saturday, Nov. 16.
Pennsylvania State Police announced Thursday that they’re investigating “an access device fraud incident” in which two unidentified men allegedly used a “fraudulent” credit card to buy more than $17,000 in gift cards at the Walmart, Target and BJ’s Wholesale Club stores in Quakertown and Richland Township, Bucks County.
A Quakertown woman is headed to state prison for bringing heroin and fentanyl to the borough with the intention of distributing it to other users, the Bucks County District Attorney’s office announced Tuesday.
A Milford Township, Bucks County couple–Denise and Michael Gill–are charged in an alleged retail theft scheme in which authorities claim they exploited Quakertown area drug addicts in order to sell stolen health and beauty items in their QMart store, One Stop Health and Beauty Shop.
Mobility relies on the body’s two largest joints: the hips and knees. What can you do when pain sets in, and when is it time for surgery? Learn more at an Sept. 26 talk with Matthew Brown, MD.
If your regularly travel the 10-mile Rt. 309 bypass between Richland Township and Hilltown Township northeast of Hatfield, you may soon begin experiencing some delays during your travels.
Enjoy a meal at McDonald’s Hellertown or one of two McDonald’s locations in Quakertown on Care 4 Kids Night. A portion of all sales will benefit the Salvation Army’s Foster Care & Adoption Program, which helps local children find safe, caring homes.
Quakertown Police Friday announced the arrest of a Coopersburg woman on an outstanding warrant and a new charge of Misdemeanor 2 Flight to Avoid Apprehension/Trial Punishment, according to police and court records.
The neighboring Quakertown Panthers (0-1 Suburban One League, 3-2 overall) finished over the Saucon Valley girls soccer team (3-0 Colonial League, 3-2 overall) on Monday afternoon by a pair of goals.
On Thursday, the DEP (which administers the program) confirmed that a mosquito collected in Quakertown borough tested positive for West Nile virus, making it the first confirmation in Upper Bucks County so far this year.
