VIDEO: Sandy's Aftermath Around Bucks County
Neighborhoods throughout the region deal with Hurricane Sandy's impact.
Video courtesy Metra4.com.
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Hurricane Sandy: The Day After
The worst of the storm has passed, but many in Warminster and Bucks County are still without power and face possible flood conditions.
As Sandy moves north to the New England area, Warminster and Bucks County now have to deal with the aftermath. As of 9 a.m., PECO reports that more than 3,500 customers are without power in the township and more than 50,000 in the county. Rain and heavy winds are still expected throughout the day, so continue to stay safe in your home until it dies down. JP Mascaro trash service will resume on Thursday for Warminster Township. Monday and Tuesday trash will be collected on Thursday and Friday. Recycling and yard waste will be picked up on the following Monday and Tuesday. Centennial and Archdiocesan schools are still closed today, including afternoon and evening activities. All Bucks County non-essential offices are also closed. Emergency …
Monday, October 29, 2012
Hurricane Sandy: Share Photos and Video of Damage
Got photos of Hurricane Sandy from outside your door? Post them here.
Camera crews from Metra4.com caught some footage today of Hurricane Sandy's effects on the area. Flooding has not yet been a huge issue for Warminster, but the strong winds are creating problems with flying debris and power outages. If you're safe, but have photos of roads, your home, your neighborhood that shows the impact of the hurricane, please upload them on Warminster Patch. We are looking for people to provide a service, and inform the readers about the effects of Hurricane Sandy. Upload your photos here, but stay safe. Video courtesy Metra4.com. For more news and updates about Warminster, subscribe to our free newsletter, "like" us on Facebook at or follow @Warminsterpatch on Twitter.
Warminster Declares Local Disaster Emergency
The township made the announcement at 11 a.m. Monday morning.
Warminster Township declared a Local Disaster Emergency due to the impending weather conditions from Hurricane Sandy. Record amounts of rainfall, high winds, and flooding conditions are anticipated within the township. Local areas that commonly flood and low-lying areas will most likely experience flooding. Residents should monitor floodwaters and waterways near their homes. As floodwaters rise, it may become necessary to leave your home for higher ground. Emergency crews will be working to meet all emergency needs and may be actively engaged. The township also encourages all residents who have not left their homes, to consider leaving on their own if you are able to safely do so, before it becomes necessary to have emergency crews …
Viral S. Trivedi
4:02 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Are there any residents in Council Rock North since it's a shelter in CB county? more ›
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Hurricane Sandy: Closings and Cancellations (UPDATED)
Keep checking this post to find out what businesses and public offices are closed during the storm.
As we learn about closings and cancellations, we will post them here for you. If you have a business or are running an event and want to add it to this list, post it in comments and we'll take it from there.
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joseph conrad
3:53 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I am a senior citizen. The things bothering me the most are no heat,no hot water, no electricity & no CVS. more ›