Tom Sofield is a local journalist based in Levittown, Pennsylvania. He writes for LevittownNow.com and NewtownPANow.com, covering news and events in the Levittown area, as well as Newtown, Wrightstown, and Upper Makefield. Tom's articles range from reporting on power outages and flooding to local business closures and community events.
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By: Tom Sofield
A local fire chief is a member.
New Hope PA News
By: Tom Sofield
A man faces multiple charges after he allegedly assaulted several police officers responding to a domestic incident on Sunday, Dec. 15.
By: Tom Sofield
Bristol Township Council unanimously approved a $71.8 million budget for 2025. The budget includes 1 mill increase in fire tax and a $50 hike in the annual trash fee.
By: Tom Sofield
A North Carolina police officer killed in the line of duty on Monday grew up in Middletown Township's Levittown section.
By: Tom Sofield
Pennsylvania State Police are returning to white patrol vehicles after several years of using gray-colored cars.
By: Tom Sofield
Pennsylvania State Police are returning to white patrol vehicles.
By: Tom Sofield
New Hope PA News
By: Tom Sofield
As the cold December winds sweep across Bucks County, a warm, enduring flame known as the “Peace Light” glows inside Scottsville United Methodist Church each Christmas season.
By: Tom Sofield
A local family's difficult year was brightened this Christmas thanks to the kindness of emergency responders and motorcyclists.
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