New Holy Ghost track runners chips off the old block

By Mike Gibson

For the Wire

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Bensalem Democrats respond to school district scandal

As the first guilty pleas were entered by five of the 20 Bensalem School District employees charged with various thefts from the district’s bus garage, Bensalem Democrats were quick to levy the blame on the Republican-controlled School…

Bensalem high school’s got that winning feeling

By Mike Gibson
For the Wire

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The Bensalem High School track won the state indoor title, finishing two points in…

Filipowicz hurls the heat

By Mike Gibson

For the Wire

As a history major at The College of The Holy Cross, Ryan Filipowicz probably has enough mental notes to write a compelling essay on baseball’s past, thanks to how he spent the last two summers.

Race for mayor in Hatboro heating up

By Ted Bordelon

Wire Managing Editor

The current mayor of Hatboro wants his constituents to know that he doesn’t hate the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community. In fact, Norm Hawkes said that…

Bucks County Lions’ Club’s Pedinoff gets his kicks

By Mike Gibson

For the Wire

For the next four years, Max Pedinoff has plans to do just what Chip Kelly did: make a name for himself playing football at the University of New Hampshire.

How to prepare for the heavy storm season ahead

By Carolan DiFiore

For the Wire

How can residents begin preparing now for the heavy storm season that’s been forecast?

Lupica’s grand finale

By Mike Gibson

For the Wire

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Villa Joseph Marie’s Gina Lupica won four Gold medals (100 meters, 100 and 300 hurdles and anchoring the winning 4x100-meter…

Caporiccio’s aim to heal the pain

By Mike Gibson

For the Wire

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Kevin
Caporiccio, who is working toward a degree in kinesiology at Temple University, was named the…

Weathering the storm

By Carolan DiFiore

For the Wire

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Firebirds crowned District 1 Class AAA champs

By Mike Gibson
For the Wire

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The Holy Ghost Prep baseball team defeated Upper Moreland 6–0 in the District 1 Class…

Sowa’s well armed

By Mike Gibson
For the Wire

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Bensalem native Kurt Sowa finished this baseball season at Rider University with an 11–1 record.[/caption]

Race for mayor in Hatboro heating up

By Ted Bordelon

Wire Managing Editor

The current mayor of Hatboro wants his constituents to know that he doesn’t hate the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community. In fact, Norm Hawkes said that…

Buns of steal

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MARIA POUCHNIKOVA / WIRE PHOTO
Glenn Geib observes stacks of bread trays at Stroehmann’s in Bensalem. Geib works for Horsham-based Bimbo Bakeries USA, the manufacturer of brands including Stroehmann’s, Thomas’ and…