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LaVO: No messing with Eva Piper Bucks County Courier Times Greg and Karen Galster are kindred spirits in their appreciation of history. They live in a 250-year-old former general store in Pipersville at the intersection of Durham and Dark Hollow Roads. Their residence offers historic glimpses of life in the past. The small village of about 60 residents in Bedminster in Upper Bucks is anchored to the American Revolution. “When we bought the store 35 years ago, the owner gave me a ring with 40 keys and said ‘Congratulations, you’re now the mayor of Pipersville,’ ” Greg smiled. “The ...

Don't put away those shovels and snow blowers. Bucks and Montgomery counties could see even more snow this week. On Monday, a day after roughly 10 inches of snow hit parts of the area, the National Weather Service said more snow is likely overnight into Tuesday. “There’s a quick moving storm that moves through the area late tonight (Monday) through tomorrow (Tuesday) morning," Valeria Meola, meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Westampton, New Jersey, said Monday morning.  After that, there could be another snowstorm Wednesday through Friday, according to Meola. Additional i...

Investigators searched his phone and found there were numerous conversations between him and others related to Bedford purchasing drugs, the majority of which were for methamphetamine, police said. Police found that Bedford met Penn to purchase drugs from him at a motel in Quakertown on March 13, charging documents allege. Penn had sold him drugs six times that week, according to authorities. Charges were filed in late December. Around that same time, Penn was sentenced to 9 to 23 months in Lehigh County Prison for drug possession with intent to deliver, according to court records. A message...

Snowfall accumulation of 2 to 4 inches are forecast across a winter advisory issued by the National Weather Service for the region.

Speed limits are now restricted to 45 mph and commercial vehicles must move to the right lane on several major roadways.