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John Anastasi is Editor-in-Chief of the Bucks County Herald.
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Bucks County philanthropist, health care device visionary "Marv" Woodall remembered

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By John Anastasi Verified, Kathryn Clark
| Bucks County Herald Verified
Marvin "Marv" Woodall wasn't a physician, but he helped save millions of lives. He wasn't a playwright, painter or artist, but he helped arts and culture flourish in Bucks County. He wasn't a journalist, but local news coverage in Bucks is better for his commitment to it. Woodall, a Doylestown Township philanthropist and founding member of the Bucks County Herald Foundation Board of Directors, died Thursday after a relatively short illness.
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Bucks County philanthropist, Herald Foundation board member Marv Woodall dies

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By John Anastasi Verified
| Bucks County Herald Verified
Visionary leader, cardiovascular care innovator, philanthropist and founding member of the Bucks County Herald Foundation Board of Directors, Marvin "Marv" Woodall died Thursday after a relatively short illness. Services will be held on the morning of Tuesday Aug.
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"Serial bank robber" caught in Bucks County gets 9-18 years in prison

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By John Anastasi Verified
| Bucks County Herald Verified
The man who, in May, pleaded guilty to robbing five banks and no contest to robbing a sixth in 2024, will serve nine to 18 years in state prison. A Bucks County judge handed down the sentence on Wednesday. Charged with robbing banks in Montgomery, Delaware and Bucks counties, Marc Masich, 48, of Amherst, N.Y., was caught in Bensalem on Dec. 23, 2024, when he ran into the waiting arms of police outside of Bensalem's PNC Bank with about $4,000 in cash he'd stolen seconds earlier.
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