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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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Tax Collection Company Apologizes For Web Issues, No Late Fees For Affected Filers

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Keystone Collections Group, the contractor that collects some local taxes for numerous Bucks County municipalities, acknowledged experiencing “intermittent connectivity issues” in recent days that impacted online earned income tax return filing. The problems left many taxpayers unable to access the system in the key hours leading up to Tuesday’s tax deadline, as previously reported by this news organization.
Gov. Shapiro Shaken But Undeterred After Arson Attack

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Gov. Josh Shapiro on Wednesday declined to speculate on the motivation of the man charged with setting fire to his official residence over the weekend, despite reports suggesting the suspect was angry about the war in Gaza. Shapiro told reporters that some people were viewing the devastating Sunday morning fire through their own political lenses and drawing conclusions that aligned with their personal beliefs. He said he had no interest in doing the same.
Abe Lincoln's Legacy To Be Remembered At Bristol Location Where He Stopped

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Bristol Borough plans to honor Abraham Lincoln’s 1861 visit with a project that will transform a preserved section of railroad track into an educational and artistic landmark. The project, which is spearheaded by nonprofit Bristol Borough: Raising the Bar, is centered around a 75-foot section of original railroad track preserved by Bristol Borough Council approximately 35 years ago during a Rails to Trails program.
Fire Draws Heavy Response In Bristol

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Fire trucks from around the area screamed into Bristol Borough Wednesday morning for a reported blaze. Firefighters responded to a fire in the basement of a duplex in the 1000 block of Radcliffe Street in Bristol Borough shortly after 11:15 a.m. Wednesday. The residence is located next to St. Mark Catholic School. Crews arriving at the three-story home found smoke filling the duplex, with heavy smoke emanating from the basement of one of the units, according to Fire Chief Herb Slack.
Maple Beach Trail Extension, Parking Improvements Underway

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Construction crews are working to complete the Maple Beach Trail extension and parking improvements project in Bristol Borough. The project includes extending the trail from the new Maple Beach bridge to the waterfront parking lot. Additionally, 10 new parking spaces are being added on Maple Beach Road.
Man Charged In Governor's Residence Fire Reportedly Said Attack Related To Israeli-Palestinian Views

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Newly obtained court documents reveal the man accused of setting fire to the Pennsylvania Governor’s Residence early Sunday, while Gov. Josh Shapiro and his family were inside, allegedly targeted the governor due to his perceived views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. According to a search warrant obtained by PennLive.com, Cody Balmer, 38, of Penbrook Borough, which sits outside of Harrisburg, contacted 9-1-1 after the predawn attack and identified himself.
Bristol Tackles Truck Traffic With New Ordinance

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Bristol Borough Council has approved a new ordinance restricting truck traffic on certain streets as part of ongoing efforts to address problems with large vehicles in residential areas. The ordinance, which amends Chapter 15 of the motor vehicles and traffic code, specifically targets a section regarding truck traffic restrictions on some streets. Council members approved the measure at the Monday evening meeting.
No Injuries After Vehicle Strikes Levittown Home

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

A vehicle struck a home in the Levittown section of Middletown Township on Tuesday afternoon. A Chevrolet Impala drove across a lawn and hit the garage of a residence in the 10 block of Flame Hill Road around 1 p.m.No injuries were reported as a result of the crash, according to the Middletown Township Department of Fire and Emergency Services. Police were not immediately available to provide details on the cause of the incident.
Bucks County Leads State In Internet Crimes Against Children Arrests

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

Do you feel like you’ve been reading about more and more arrests related to crimes against children recently? That feeling wouldn’t be wrong. The Bucks County District Attorney’s Office leads Pennsylvania in arrests and prosecutions related to Internet Crimes Against Children, District Attorney Jennifer Schorn announced recently.
Some Local Taxpayers Faced With Website Problems As They Attempt To File

1 week ago | levittownnow.com | Tom Sofield

With the tax filing deadline just hours away, numerous Bucks County taxpayers are reporting technical issues with the online system of Keystone Collections Group, the contractor responsible for collecting millions upon millions in local taxes. Residents attempting to file and pay their earned income and other local taxes through Keystone’s e-file and pay system have encountered problems logging in since at least Monday, according to reports from readers of this news organization.