PA Man Fatally Attacked On FL Golf Course Honored: Top Stories

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These are the top stories in Pennsylvania today:

Bucks Co. Man Who Was Fatally Attacked On FL Golf Course Honored By Loved Ones

It started with a life celebration in Bucks County, the place Brian Hiltebeitel once called home. Hiltebeitel was killed using his own golf clubs during a "random act of violence." (Read More)

Bensalem Hotel Shooting: Man Also Wanted To Kill Victim's Family: DA

The New Jersey man accused of killing his girlfriend in a township hotel room Wednesday morning wanted to kill her family, authorities said. Authorities revealed the identities of the woman and the man suspected of killing her during a press conference Thursday. (Read More)

Animals Rescued From Bucks County Property; Charges Filed: SPCA

Charges have been filed against a West Rockhill property owner for animal neglect, according to the Bucks County SPCA. Five animals, including a quarter horse and four goats, were recently rescued from the West Rockhill property. (Read More)

Woman Bitten, Headbutted After Refusing To Buy Suspect Cigarettes: PPD

A woman headbutted and bit another woman who refused to buy her cigarettes in Center City this week, Philadelphia Police said. Police said the suspect asked the victim to buy her cigarettes, and when the victim refused, the suspect attacked the victim. (Read More)

Montco Feed Mill, In Business For 150 Years, Is Shutting Down

A Montgomery County feed mill will close its doors after 150 years in business, they announced recently. Moyer and Sons feed mill, located off Railroad Avenue in Souderton, will begin "winding down" its operations over the coming weeks. (Read More)

Delco Pups Saquon Barkley, Doodle 'Playing' In Puppy Bowl XXI

Two puppies from Delaware County are "competing" in Puppy Bowl XXI. The Providence Animal Center in Media will be sending pups Doodle and Saquon Barkley to this year's iteration of the cutesy Super Bowl alternative. (Read More)