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Ford Recalling 45K Vehicles For Faulty Door Latches That Could Swing Open: NHTSA Ford Recalling 45K Vehicles For Faulty Door Latches That Could Swing Open: NHTSA
Ford Recalling 45K Vehicles For Faulty Door Latches That Could Swing Open: Nhtsa Ford announced a recall of more than 45,000 vehicles that have faulty door latches that could potentially break, allowing them to fly open while motorists are driving.  The recall includes the 2015 Ford Fiesta, 2016 Ford Fusion, and 2016 Lincoln MKZ models, according to the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA). "The latch pawl spring tab design is susceptible to cracking and failure in areas with high ambient temperatures," officials say. "A door latch with a fractured pawl spring tab typically results in a 'door will not close' condition."  Motorists may re…

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by Zak Failla
Obituaries
Lehigh Valley Native, Beloved Father Of Infant Son Dies Suddenly, 28 Lehigh Valley Native, Beloved Father Of Infant Son Dies Suddenly, 28
Lehigh Valley Native, Beloved Father Of Infant Son Dies Suddenly, 28 Lehigh Valley native and beloved father of an infant son Ian Christopher Crisler died suddenly on Tuesday, March 15. He was 28. Born in Allentown, Crisler graduated from Nanticoke High School in 2010 and later attended Triangle Tech, his obituary says. Crisler also attended Immaculate Conception BVM Catholic Church. He had worked with several welding, healthcare, and retail companies throughout the Lehigh Valley area, his memorial says. Crisler was known for his love of all things outdoors and was a valued member of the Tookawhile Gun Club in Nanticoke. Above all, Crisler was remembered…

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by Valerie Musson
Police & Fire
KNOW ANYTHING? Bucks Police Investigating Theft Of Two Ford Pickup Trucks KNOW ANYTHING? Bucks Police Investigating Theft Of Two Ford Pickup Trucks
Know Anything? Bucks Police Investigating Theft Of Two Ford Pickup Trucks Police in Bucks County are investigating two ford pickups that were taken and later found with the converters sawed off, authorities said. One truck was stolen from Corson Street and the other from Jefferson Avenue in the early morning hours of Feb.10, Bristol Borough police said. Both trucks were found later that morning in the borough with the catalytic convertors sawed off, police said. Police have determined that a 2005-2010 Lincoln is involved in the theft of both trucks. Anyone with information regarding the pictured car is asked to contact Officer Levitsky at 215-788-7813 ext 2443.

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by Nicole Acosta