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Residency Task Force Launched In Bensalem Schools
After a major budget deficit, the task force will better address residency concerns to ensure that students live in Bensalem.

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After a major budget deficit, the task force will better address residency concerns to ensure that students live in Bensalem.

Bensalem Police charged Marsell Crowder with several counts of burglary for the three incidents over the past month.
Area lawmakers said the additional funds will be permanent for Morrisville, which they say has been "chronically underfunded" for years.
Jonathan Altshul will be introduced at the Cheltenham Township Board of Commissioners meeting on Wednesday night.
The Warminster Township Police Department has released its blotter of criminal incidents for May.
Christopher Hoffman will begin his tenure as the next manager of Middletown Township starting in August.
The Horsham Township Council held a public hearing last week after receiving numerous complaints about loud noise.
Falls Township is holding a town meeting for residents to hear comments from Amazon about Bucks County's first data center.
Alan Porter, a Hatboro-Horsham High School graduate, is behind the plate for Tuesday night's All-Star game in Philadelphia.
Hatboro officials said that bridge repairs will take place starting on Wednesday and will last through the weekend.
A Glenside man has been charged with attempted murder in the incident on Sunday night, authorities said.
Abington commissioners are citing safety reasons for banning the bikes as police state that incidents are rising.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony last week celebrated the opening of the new playground at Baederwood Park.
Horsham Township officials attended a ground-breaking ceremony for the project last week.
The legendary "Schmitter" sandwich is returning for the All-Star Game in Philadelphia on Tuesday and for the rest of the baseball year.
The Warminster Township Police Department has released its blotter of criminal incidents for May.
The Newportville Fire Company No. 1 has served Bristol Township since 1927, but faces closure by Bristol Township due to operational issues.
The Lower Makefield Township Police Department has released its blotter of criminal incidents over the past week.
The Bucks County Intermediate Unit is leading the search process to find new superintendents in Bensalem, Bristol Borough, and Morrisville.
This is a summary of stories that made news in Lower Bucks County this past weekend.