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Bucks County officials urge state to crack down on kratom (opens the original)
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Troubled over the prevalence of potent kratom-derived products being sold openly without age restrictions as gummies, vapes and candy bars, Bucks County officials have called on Pennsylvania health authorities to declare the plant-derived substance sold at smoke shops, gas stations and other retailers as a controlled Schedule 1 drug. In a recently passed resolution, county commissioners said Health Secretary Dr. Debra Bogen should use emergency power to classify the leafy substance and its deriv
Removal of dam on Neshaminy Creek in Tyler State Park should be done soon (opens the original)
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A $1.3 million project to remove the 225-foot-wide, 9-foot-tall Spring Garden Dam from the Neshaminy Creek in Tyler State Park – a project designed to restore the waterway to free flowing and eliminate a longstanding public safety hazard — is to be completed by month’s end, according to Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission officials. Elimination of the “obsolete” dam represents the second largest dam removal project of its kind in Pennsylvania history, said authorities, noting Tyler operations
Bucks County outpacing average for new COVID infections (opens the original)
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Some 15 to 20 people per 100,000 Bucks County residents, and 12 to 18 per 100,000 in Montgomery County, make up the current weekly number of new COVID-19 cases in each county, according to the Pennsylvania Health Department, calling the rates “significantly above” the statewide average and pointing out hospitalization numbers in both places also are above state average. The epidemic trend is growing in Pennsylvania and across the country, said the Centers for Disease Control, as the U.S, Food an
Yardley updates permit process for community events (opens the original)
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Small community gatherings, seasonal festivals and cultural activities are the types of events that now can take place in Yardley Borough without first acquiring a permit, under a recently passed ordinance designed to make it easier to host an event and maintain safety and order. Under the new ordinance, low-impact and non-commercial events will no longer need to go through the full permit process with the borough – seen as a relief to administrative burdens for a small event — but instead follo
Bucks County schools take precautions against measles as cases rise (opens the original)
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As the Pennsylvania Health Department reported 540 measles cases across 36 counties, schools across Bucks and Montgomery counties issued protocols for protection against the highly contagious virus that has killed two people since the outbreak began in April. Among the district is the Pennsbury School District in Fairless Hills where Superintendent Thomas A. Smith informed parents the district had met with the Bucks County Health Department about the increase in cases and the protocols schools s
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