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LevittownNow.com was established in 2013 as an online hub for residents of Bristol (Borough & Township), Falls, Hulmeville, Langhorne, Penndel, Middletown, and Tullytown. It serves as a platform for neighbors to stay informed about local news and express their opinions. Our easy-to-navigate website provides the latest updates on local law enforcement, fire services, court activities, government affairs, educational institutions, sports, community events, and offers insights and features on local residents and businesses.

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Bristol Officials Refine Plans For High School Track Resurfacing

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Bristol Borough and the Bristol Borough School District continue to work together on resurfacing the track at the high school. Last month, Bristol Borough Council awarded a $511,250 contract to American Athletic Track and Turf for the resurfacing of the aging track at Bristol High School. This month, borough officials said they were working on potential design changes that would relocate both the start and finish line and the long and triple jump events to more viewer-friendly locations.
Lt. Gov. Davis Urges Action On Transit Funding During Croydon Stop

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Lt. Gov. Austin Davis on Tuesday called for immediate action from the Pennsylvania Senate to boost funding for the state’s 52 transit systems and said that public transportation, including SEPTA, is key to the state’s economic well-being. Davis’ remarks came shortly before the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a transportation funding bill, 107-97. The funding bill includes $292 million in state funding for public transit.
Two, Including 16 Year Old, Face Charges After I-295 Shooting

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Two people have been arrested after a man reported his car was shot at last week on I-295 in Middletown Township, according to court papers filed by Pennsylvania State Police. The shooting unfolded last Thursday shortly before 12:45 a.m. when a man called the Pennsylvania State Police Trevose Barracks to report an incident.
Man Charged After Toddler Struck During Fight

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

A Fairless Hills man has been charged after allegedly striking a 1-year-old child during a fight at Conwell-Egan Catholic High School last month. Police said Michael Guzzie, 54, was arrested earlier this month and charged with aggravated assault on a victim less than 6, simple assault, reckless endangerment, and harassment. Bristol Township police were called to the high school on Wistar Road at 6:08 p.m. on May 18 for a report of a fight in progress.
Neshaminy, Middletown Approve Automated School Bus Enforcement Program

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Drivers who ignore flashing school bus lights and put kids at risk are about to get a rude awakening in Middletown Township after officials just signed off on a new camera enforcement program. The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors approved their involvement in an automated school bus stop arm enforcement program run by the Neshaminy School District and BusPatrol Inc. The new enforcement program aims to increase student safety by deterring illegal passings of stopped school buses.
Bristol Twp. Rolls Out New Tool For Reporting Problems

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Bristol Township residents now have a new, streamlined method to report issues and request services through CivicPlus’ SeeClickFix platform. The township announced Monday the launch of the system, which is designed to improve communication and efficiency in addressing resident needs. The SeeClickFix platform allows residents to report potholes, quality-of-life concerns, and submit requests for various municipal services directly from their computers or mobile devices.
Police Detain Man Near Protest

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Police detained a man Saturday afternoon near the Middletown Township “No Kings” protest after receiving reports that he may have brandished a handgun. The incident happened around 12:30 p.m. at the Summit Trace shopping center. It prompted a significant police response but largely left the ongoing protest uninterrupted.
Large Group Takes Part In 'No Kings' Protest

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

More than 1,500 people braved steady rain Saturday to participate in the “No Kings” in Middletown Township. The demonstration was part of a nationwide day of protest and kicked off at noon at the Summit Trace shopping center. The protest continued into the afternoon. Protesters lined the hillside along the Newtown Bypass by Langhorne-Newtown Road, displaying signs urging Trump to follow the law and resign. American flags, LGBTQ flags and “No ICE” signs also dotted the landscape.
Man Charged After Indecent Exposure, Thefts, Cops Say

2 weeks ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

A man is accused of allegedly masturbating in a nail salon, stealing from a Dollar General, and being found with marijuana earlier this month. Richard Polk, 31, of Darby Borough, Delaware County, was arrested after Falls Township police responded to a 9-1-1 call around 5:40 p.m. reporting a man on a green bicycle had exposed himself at a nail salon on West Trenton Avenue in the Morrisville section of Falls Township. Police located Polk at the nearby Burger King, and he was detained.
Bristol Mayor Addresses Election Loss, Focuses On Final Months In Office

2 weeks ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Bristol Borough Mayor Ralph DiGuiseppe III addressed his recent election defeat and expressed gratitude to the community. DiGuiseppe was defeated last month by Frank Peranteau, the former Bristol Borough police chief and district judge. With no Republican on the ballot, Peranteau is poised to become the next mayor in January. The election marked a spirited contest between the two well-known figures in the riverfront borough.