Four survivors of the deadly explosion that destroyed a Bristol nursing home have filed what is believed to be the first lawsuit stemming from the blast.
Remembering Mike Fitzpatrick six years later
Mike understood that the power of a congressman wasn’t found in the title but in the ability to stand in the gap for those who had no other advocate.
Plumstead supervisor, a Vietnam vet and author, honored for six years to township
A veteran who authored “More Than Names on a Wall,” James McComb will continue as chair of the township’s Veterans Advisory Ad Hoc Committee.
Santarsiero, Warren announce state funding for Upper Makefield pedestrian and roadway improvements
The funding will be used to construct new sidewalks, install ADA-compliant ramps, and make other enhancements along the corridor.
Fitzpatrick secures major ICU expansion at Lower Bucks Hospital, expanding critical care capacity for the region
The expansion more than doubles ICU capacity and significantly enhances the hospital’s ability to care for high-acuity patients close to home.
Third fatal victim of nursing home blast identified
The decedent Patricia Mero, 66 year old female, was a resident of the facility and following the explosion was transported to the ER at St. Mary’s Medical Center.
Shapiro starts reelection campaign with $30M in the bank
The massive fundraising number includes more than $10 million during the final quarter of 2025.
Resolution reassures ‘ineligible’ candidates kept off ballots
Representative Chris Pielli is concerned enough about Trump’s third-term talk that he’s put forward a resolution.
Quakertown man sentenced to 15-31 years for large-scale methamphetamine and fentanyl trafficking
In October, Brendan Craig Hamrick entered an open guilty plea to possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance and other charges.
32-townhome HOA development OK’d for Easton Road in Warrington
The site calls for demolition of existing structures.
