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Hundreds of unionized Bucks County employees walked off the job this morning in demand of a better contract. The union represents roughly 500 workers. About 300 of them are eligible to strike. Those 300 workers marched around the county administration building today calling on the county to offer a fair contract, protect their benefits and to resume negotiations. 69 News Reporter Justin Backover has the story.
Stores are reporting runs on certain consumer products, resulting in some empty shelves. Specifically, people are buying up paper products, fearing a shortage due to the strike by unionized dock workers along the East and Gulf coasts in the United States. According to reports, the primary products that could be affected by the strike include fruits and vegetables, chocolate, automobile parts, and beers and spirits from overseas. There has been no indication paper products could suddenly become scarce. 69 News Business and Policy Reporter Justin Backover has the story.
By: Brian Holmes
April Chainey, whose daughter is a college volleyball player, would like more teams to follow in Boise State's footsteps.
By: Brian Holmes
Sitting state senator Rep. Dan Foreman screamed at a democratic candidate during a candidate forum in Kendrick, Idaho, on Tuesday night.
The presidential election continues to focus on Pennsylvania as we head into the home stretch. Former President Donald Trump is set to make a stop in Western Pennsylvania tomorrow, in Butler Township, the site of the assassination attempt against him back in July. The Republican candidate will have family and other notables with him at the event. 69 News is sending a crew to the rally.
Fire crews are battling a fire at a home along Chestnut Hill Road in Upper Saucon Township, Lehigh County. The fire broke out just after noon. There is no word
Politics can be polarizing, but it doesn't have to be. A national non-profit aims to bridge the gap between the aisles.
By: Brian Holmes
Two fires tore through homes in our area, leaving one person dead and nearly a dozen others without places to stay.
By: Aspen Shumpert, Audrielle Tackett, Brian Holmes, Richard Rodriguez
In anticipation of the upcoming legislative session, several universities made preemptive decisions regarding diversity, equity and inclusion.
By: Brian Holmes
The manager at Turf Paradise said there is a soft spot for the Broncos in Phoenix.
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