Bucks County Courier Times

Public Safety Log for December 9 Full Story »

Gerald Dickens' one-man show comes to Byers' Choice Friday and Saturday. Full Story »

Holiday Homes Registry for December 9 Full Story »

BUCKS BRIEFS for December 9 Full Story »

Fellow Doylestown Township supervisors called on Jeffrey Bennett to resign his post. Full Story »

An Upper Moreland man is accused of numerous charges after a fight at the Brick House Tavern on Easton Road. Full Story »

A Delaware man is accused of stealing more than 5,600 pounds of clothing that had been donated to Planet Aid in Upper Moreland to help people in Third World countries. Full Story »

The mayor sided with fellow Republicans on two tie votes split along party lines, including one for a camera at Linton Memorial Park. Full Story »

A taillight was out on the Oscar Mayer vehicle, but police let the driver off with a warning. Full Story »

Khalid Altawarh said the woman's face was battered when she slipped and fell headfirst into a pile of rocks. Full Story »

A network of Lower Bucks County churches has stepped in to provide shelter and food for the homeless during periods of extreme cold this winter. Full Story »

The agreement approved Tuesday night should keep the police chief issue out of court and avoid more legal costs for the township. Full Story »

The borough was denied gaming money for the project, which would cost up to a half-million dollars. Full Story »

Students are making and selling gingerbread houses, numerous types of Christmas cookies, breads, muffins and dessert trays. Full Story »

Appointments were met with protests at the Pennsbury and Centennial meetings. Full Story »

The tentative deal would have ended a lawsuit launched in early 2008. Full Story »

A significant vaccine shipment has county health officials confident there will be enough H1N1 vaccine for anyone who wants it. Full Story »

Greatest Stock of Goods Full Story »

The Washington Crossing National Cemetery in Upper Makefield will host a wreath laying ceremony at noon this Saturday. Full Story »

The Bristol Township council has scheduled an additional budget meeting Thursday to review and make changes to the 2010 budget presented by Mayor Sam Fenton. Full Story »

A U.S. Army ship named after a black Civil War hero will host an open house at Penn's Landing on the Delaware River Saturday as part of festivities marking the 110th annual renewal of the Army-Navy football game at Lincoln Financial Field, also on Saturday. Full Story »

The Bucks County Health Department closed a Lower Makefield Asian restaurant Tuesday for violations, including rodent infestation and other unsanitary conditions, Director Dr. David Damsker said. Full Story »

Public Meeting Wrap for December 8 Full Story »

Business owners and residents say River Line patrons are using parking lots and alleys as bathrooms. Full Story »

The county has the task of using up millions of dollars doled out to a five-county counterterrorism task force. Full Story »