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The Centennial School District was the first district to hold high school graduation ceremonies in Lower Bucks County.

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The Centennial School District was the first district to hold high school graduation ceremonies in Lower Bucks County.

Abington Township Police are cracking down on dangerous drivers throughout the month of June.
Hospital Surgeon Seth Newman used the technology to perform a ventral hernia repair,
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for Asplundh's new international headquarters building at 680 Blair Mill Road.
Hatboro-Horsham High School held its graduation ceremony on Monday.
Several Lower Bucks County communities are monitoring air quality from a large wildfire at the Joint Base McGuire in New Jersey.
The principal of the St. Charles Borromeo School died suddenly just after the school year ended, officials said.
Pennsylvania State Police seek a suspect in the attack on Saturday afternoon along the towpath in Bristol.
The Neshaminy High School graduation ceremony takes place on Wednesday night.
Authorities said to avoid the area on Tuesday morning to a crash causing a heavy traffic backup.
Horsham Day took place on Saturday with fireworks on Sunday night.
State Sen. Frank Farry joined Gov. Josh Shapiro on Monday to announce URBN's expansion plans into Bucks County.
Upper Southampton Police charged a township man who used the online gaming platform to target, manipulate, and exploit young girls.
The long-awaited permanent home of the museum in Middletown Township has set a date to officially open its doors in the next few weeks.
Falls Township Police charged a 48-year-old woman who they say sped through an intersection and crashing into a home on Sunday morning.
Abington Township officials will hold its Pride Fest on Tuesday at the library.
The annual fair in the Huntingdon Valley continues to carry on an over 100-year tradition.
The Lower Makefield Township Police Department has released its blotter of criminal incidents for the past week.
State Rep. Melissa Cerrato's bill streamlines the application process for people with disabilities.
Bristol Township Police said the boy was taken to CHOP after the accident on Green Lane on Sunday night.