Jeff Werner is a journalist based in Newtown, Pennsylvania, with a focus on local news and community events. He has written for Patch.com, as well as other publications such as the Northwest Florida Daily News, Odessa American, and The News Herald. Jeff's articles cover a range of topics including community development, local sports events, protests, and education updates.
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Jeff Werner's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements, events and activities, business updates, as well as traffic and weather updates in Bucks County. His articles often cover crime, entertainment news, family & relationships.
To effectively pitch to Jeff Werner, consider providing newsworthy information about local events or businesses in the Bucks County area. Additionally, pitches related to community initiatives or human interest stories may also align with his coverage focus. If you have insights into evolving local stories or breaking news within this geographic region and thematic scope (such as crime or entertainment), it could be of interest to him.
It’s important to note that although Jeff’s main geographic focus is Newtown and Bucks County in Pennsylvania USA he does feature a wide range of themes which might expand beyond these locations.
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Police also investigate unemployment and cryptocurrency fraud and take several into custody on active warrants.
The county issues a "Code Blue" declaration when temperatures are forecast to drop below 20 degrees for two or more consecutive days.
Police also investigated fraudulent activity involving bitcoin and a call from someone claiming to be from the sheriff's department.
The Newtown-based club made the announcement in a Facebook posting entitled, "Expanding our vision from fitness to the farm."
The water authority instituted mandatory water usage restrictions in Nov. due to the lack of rainfall and declining groundwater levels.
The officers came to the aid of a passenger who was suffering from cardiac arrest at Butler Avenue and Shady Retreat Road.
A long line of customers greeted the new store on the busy Route 611 corridor. The store replaces the original store built in 1994.
A Philadelphia man attempted to steal two electronic deadbolt keypads from a home improvement store in the township.
The woman stole the money from former Upper Makefield resident Trinh Nguyen, who was convicted of killing her two children.
Patch asked for the best holiday lights in Bucks County, and here's what we got plus a few more added by the editor.
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