2 Canada Geese Eaten, 2 New Superintendents Named: Lower Bucks Co. News

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A man faces animal cruelty charges after police said he shot and killed two Canada geese — and then ate them.

Meanwhile, two Lower Bucks County school districts have named their next superintendents.

This is a summary of stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County:

Man Killed 2 Canada Geese In Warminster And Then Ate Them: PD

A 72-year-old Warminster man faces animal cruelty charges after allegedly shooting and killing two Canada geese that he later ate, a criminal complaint states. (Read More)

The Neshaminy Mall Is Closing

The Bucks County Redevelopment Authority is working with the mall's owners on a redevelopment plan for the site off Route 1 in Bensalem Township. (Read More)

Bensalem Naming Schools Superintendent

The Bensalem Township School Board will vote on the appointment of Victoria Velazquez as the district’s next superintendent at its meeting next week. (Read More)

Man ID'd After Body Recovered In Bay

The body of a township man who disappeared while clamming in the Sandy Hook Bay (N.J.) has been identified. New Jersey State Police pulled the body on Wednesday. (Read More)

Morrisville Names Schools Superintendent

The Morrisville Borough School District has found its next schools superintendent. The Morrisville School Board will vote on the appointment of Daniel Clara on Sept. 23. (Read More)