LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A man was killed during an early morning crash while walking on a highway in Middletown Township.
Meanwhile, the groundbreaking of a new groundwater treatment center might help in the fight against PFAS checmicals.
This is a summary of stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County:
The pedestrian killed in a crash in Middletown Township on Tuesday morning has been identified by Bucks County Coroner Patti Campi with his death ruled as accidental. (Read More)
A 46-year-old Philadelphia man was convicted in the home invasion burglary and attempted sexual assault of a woman inside a Bensalem apartment last October. (Read More)
A new groundwater treatment center is coming at the former Willow Grove Naval Base off Route 611 in Horsham to combat PFAS forever chemicals in are communities. (Read More)
About a year ago, the Morrisville Borough School District was barely staying afloat. But thanks to a $3.5 million funding boost, the school district has rebounded. (Read More)
Open house meetings will take place next month to detail improvements along the Route 1 corridor. PennDOT plans to hold virtual meeting or in-person meetings. (Read More)
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