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New Director Named At Washington Crossing National Cemetery
He will also oversee Beverly National Cemetery, Philadelphia National Cemetery, and Finn’s Point National Cemetery in New Jersey.

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He will also oversee Beverly National Cemetery, Philadelphia National Cemetery, and Finn’s Point National Cemetery in New Jersey.

Police and firefighters will be competing for the Battle Of the Badges trophy during a community blood drive on Thursday.
The new CEO replaces Jim Brexler who retired at the end of April after 13 years with the Doylestown healthcare system.
Threats were reported to schools throughout the Philadelphia area on Monday morning, prompting security responses and investigations.
Police said the same threat has impacted school districts in Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Philadelphia, and Berks counties.
In memory of Juliet, the Council Rock South unified team wore special purple shirts emblazoned with Juliet’s name.
Residents living in the area may experience temporary loss of water pressure or service while repairs are made to a critical valve.
He will be honored on May 9, along with runners-up from Council Rock South and Central Bucks West high schools.
Motorists are encouraged to report potholes by visiting customercare.penndot.pa.gov or by calling 1-800-FIX-ROAD
Police said the woman impersonated an account holder and made withdrawals at two bank branches.
Police say the 21-year-old Warrington man damaged a door frame and put holes in the drywall as he was leaving the house.
Organizers are planning a three-day event that will include a fireworks and drone show, a parade, outdoor bands, and a dragon boat race.
This is a summary of stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County.
The issue is affecting all schools and buildings, and the district anticipates it will continue into Monday.
Demand has been high at the newly-opened pizzeria at the Village at Newtown South Shopping Center.
The police department is asking anyone with information about the identity of the man or the incident to come forward.
In other business news, ShopRite of Yardley cut the ribbon this past week on 10 new fast-charging EV stations off of Big Oak Road.
The Doylestown Township business will showcase its services, offer free giveaways, and discounts during Saturday's event.
The event is a chance for car enthusiasts to learn more about the club, which is scheduled to open sometime this summer.
The newly chartered River Towns Rotary Club made its first community donation at an April 28 meeting in Lambertville.