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phillyburbs.com | Brian Whipkey
The Game Commission is considering adjusting season lengths based on regional bear populations, human-bear conflicts, and public opinion. A statewide bear survival study is underway, tracking collared-bears to understand mortality causes and offspring numbers. Pennsylvania’s black bear hunting seasons may become more defined by region in the future as research continues to study bear populations and survival.
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4 days ago | 
phillyburbs.com | Michele Haddon
Frances Wang, an NBC10 anchor and reporter, has parted ways with the station. Wang announced her departure in a farewell message posted on her Instagram page Sunday, stating that May 5 would be her final day and calling her three years in Philadelphia her “most life changing time yet.”“There have been many big moments, but it was the day-to-day experiences that shaped my time here. The best part of this job has always been & always will be…the people," she wrote in part.
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4 days ago | 
phillyburbs.com | Joe Mason
The Chateau Bleu motel, about a block from the beach between 9th and 10th streets in North Wildwood, is no more. The Surf Avenue motel is the most recent to disappear from the shore town, which continues to see the rise of large rental properties in place of iconic buildings, such as the Chateau Bleu.
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5 days ago | 
phillyburbs.com | Michele Haddon
Michele HaddonConwell-Egan Catholic High School students attend senior prom, on Friday, May 9, 2025, at Northampton Valley Country Club in Richboro. Danielle Delfin Camilli / Bucks County Courier TimesConwell-Egan Catholic High School students attend senior prom, on Friday, May 9, 2025, at Northampton Valley Country Club in Richboro.
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5 days ago | 
phillyburbs.com | Taylor Ardrey
Following Rihanna'sfashionable surprise pregnancy reveal at the Met Gala, A$AP Rocky gave a hint about the name selection for their third baby. Rocky made an appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" this week with Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour to recap the upper-echelon event and discuss some of the best ensembles of the night.
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5 days ago | 
phillyburbs.com | Jo Ciavaglia
Bucks County's sheriff is demanding the county commissioner chairman apologize for "repugnant" and "inexcusable" remarks he made about World War 2 and his concerns about what he sees as parallels between pre-war events in Germany and what is happening in the U.S. On the Sheriff's Facebook page, Fred Harran accused Bob Harvie of using his closing statement at the May 7 commissioner's meeting to "directly connect the law enforcement work of the Bucks County Sheriff's Office and Sheriff Harran —...
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5 days ago | 
phillyburbs.com | Jess Rohan
Members of a federal jury ruled that Central Bucks School District officials violated the Equal Pay Act by underpaying two female teachers. The jury awarded the teachers a combined $165,000, though district officials are appealing the decision. School board members said they didn't discriminate in pay, but have revised hiring guidelines.
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5 days ago | 
phillyburbs.com | Damon C. Williams
The long-running Preston & Steve Show on WMMR is losing a popular voice. Here's why Preston & Steve Show cohost Kathy Romano will no longer be heard alongside fellow cohosts Preston Elliot and Steve Morrison. Why did Kathy Romano leave the Steve & Preston Show? Kathy Romano is off the Preston & Steve Show on 93.3 WMMR after 22 years because her contract was not renewed by Beasley Media Group, the station’s owner. Romano confirmed her departure from WMMR through a post on Instagram.
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5 days ago | 
phillyburbs.com | Tom Moore
Tom MooreBucks County Courier TimesFreshman Carter Tucholski has exceeded expectations as a key player for the Quakertown varsity baseball team. Tucholski excels as a starting pitcher, shortstop, and hitter, contributing significantly to the Panthers' success. FORT WASHINGTON — Carter Tucholski figured he had a good chance to play on the Quakertown varsity baseball team as a freshman, but he wasn’t expecting this.
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5 days ago | 
phillyburbs.com | Jo Ciavaglia
Kelvontae Perry was sentenced to 21 ½ to 44 years for the third-degree murder of Shaquille Love. Love, an innocent bystander, was killed in a drive-by shooting stemming from a neighborhood feud. Perry's attorney said he hasn't cooperated with authorities because of threats against his family. Two days before Christmas in 2020, Shauna Love told her son that she loved him and to be careful, like she always did when Shaquille Love left the family’s Bristol Township home.