Last week State Rep K.C Tomlinson's bill 2271, otherwise known as Lindsey's law passed the house, The bills goal is to punish perpetrators of sextortion further if their victims commit suicide or harm themselves within 90 days.Sextortion, referring to the…
Hundreds turned out for the return of the Morrisville Easter Egg hunt in Willamson Park last Saturday and that wasn't the only good news of the day. The Morrisville-Yardley Rotary Club sponsored hunt was sort of cancelled last year, due…
Disgraced former Morrsiville Borough Police officer Michael Pitcher was sentenced to jail on Monday by Bucks County Court of Common Pleas Judge Brian T. McGuffin. McGuffin sentenced Pitcher six to 23 months of prison time for unlawful use of a…
Provided by the Morrisville Borough Police Department 10/12/21 to 10/25/21 Motor Vehicle Theft – 10/12/21 @ 14:47 – Report of a Mitsubishi Mirage was stolen from the unit block of W. Philadelphia Avenue. Vehicle was left running and a male…
The Morrisville Borough Council rejected a plan to implement a 1 percent Earned Income Tax on residents and non-residents in a 4 to 3 vote, at last weeks meeting and pulled a planned vote to amend the borough's redevelopment area.…
The Bucks County District Attorneys office announced Monday the District Court Diversion Program (DCDP) will expand its pilot probation program from five district courts to all 18 allowing for the inclusion of additional participants who need drug treatment, but who…
The Morrisville Borough Council has scheduled a vote on whether to approve an Earned Income Tax on residents and non-residents for Monday nights's council meeting. In one sense, last months Council meeting was that rude awakening moment where past, present…
A former Morrisville Borough Police Cpl was convicted Thursday of unlawful use of a computer, official oppression, terroristic threats, and harassment in a trail by judge. Michael Pitcher, 43 of Pipersville was convicted on all charges earlier this morning by…
A sordid chapter in Morrisville Borough history will begin to come to a close this week as former Police Cpl Michael Pitcher will stand trial beginning Tuesday in the Court of Common Pleas in Doylestown on one felony count of…
Governor Tom Wolf on Friday announced that the federal government has granted his request for Public Assistance to reimburse state agencies, county and municipal governments and other eligible private non-profits for costs associated with heavy rainfall and severe flooding associated…