A Bucks County man named in a defamation lawsuit filed by from Newtown Athletic Club and its owner Jim Worthington says it's "a bullying tactic" in his GoFundMe page where he seeks help for his legal bills.

Greg Bullough and Moveon.org are being sued over a petition Bullough made on Jan. 10 calling on businesses and groups to cut ties with the club after Worthington helped organize buses to Washington, D.C. on Jan. 6 for a political rally. After the rally, Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol in what would become a deadly insurrection.

"This is a bullying tactic; it is a meritless SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Political Participation) case. However, even meritless cases cost money to defend," Bullough says on his fundraising page.

The Newtown community has come together to support the young family of a 28-year-old local resident and 2008 Council Rock North graduate who died suddenly earlier this month.

Erik W. Storjohann passed away suddenly on Saturday, March 10, his obituary says. A GoFundMe online fundraiser was launched to support his infant daughter, Ella Rose. That fundraiser has raised nearly $12,000 as of Monday morning.

The details surrounding Storjohann's death are not clear. His obituary says he was employed as a project manager with Antolino Construction in Washington Crossing.