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Meet Charolette and Daisy: Lower Bucks County's Shelter Pets Of The Week
Charolette and Daisy are available for adoption at the Women's Animal Center in Bensalem Township.

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Charolette and Daisy are available for adoption at the Women's Animal Center in Bensalem Township.

The Bristol Township Council voted Thursday to close the fire company, which has served the township since 1927, due to operational issues.
Horsham ChATs said fire crews handled eight calls Thursday after storms brought flash flooding and power outages.
The Morrisville Borough Police Department has released its recent blotter of criminal incidents.
PennDOT said the Upper Southampton Municipal Authority will perform utility construction on the Lower Southampton road starting Aug. 31.
Stephen Barth of the Barth Consulting Group addressed Hatboro Borough Council Monday about the borough's downtown revitalization.
The popular eastern Montgomery County mall is under a sales contract by three New York firms, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports.
Rockledge Borough is getting a $77,000 state grant to pave two roads that receive heavy traffic every day.
A 54-year-old New Jersey man faces up to 10 years in prison after being caught in a child sex sting operation, authorities said.
The Montgomery County Department of Health has informed Horsham officials that a mosquito collected from a township park tested positive.
A Philadelphia man has been charged with fraud for failing to do work at homes in two Lower Bucks County communities.
Falls Township Police and family were "greatly concerned" about the well-being of Gabrielle Stevens, who went missing Thursday morning.
Horsham officials are canceling the last show of the summer due to heavy rain and thunderstorms expected on Thursday night.
Warminster Police said the 39-year-old man is banned for life from appearing at the Street Road golf course.
Horsham Township Council approved spending over $200,000 in engineering services for the two-year project.
The Warminster Township Police Department has released its blotter of criminal incidents for June.
A new Pennsbury High School will replace the current two campuses in September 2029.
Paving operations are expected to be completed for several areas throughout Lower Makefield this week, officials said.
The Bensalem-based Rita's is rolling out a sweet treat from now to when the school year starts for most on Aug. 31.
Bristol Township Schools Superintendent Michael Nitti informed the community about the policies at each school level on Wednesday.