Nursing Home Blast Report Issued, $4M Drug Ring Busted: Lower Bucks Co. News

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A report was released this past week detailing how the fatal gas explosion at a Bucks County nursing home happened. Meanwhile, SEPTA rolled out new regional rail line schedules on Sunday.

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

Report Details How Bucks Co. Nursing Home Blast Happened

The National Transportation Safety Board on Wednesday released a preliminary report on a gas explosion at a Bristol Township nursing home that killed three people last month. (Read More)

Centennial Teacher Among Victims Of Triple Stabbing

A Centennial School District teacher is among those who were killed in a stabbing this week in Northampton Township, Centennial Schools Superintendent Abe Lucabaugh said. (Read More)

$4M Drug Trafficking Ring Busted By Bucks Co. Task Force

Authorities have dismantled a multi-state, multimillion-dollar drug trafficking organization, charging a man who fired at a Bucks County drug task force over a warrant. (Read More)

Pennsbury Cheerleading Team Named National Champions

National Champions has a nice ring to it. That's exactly what the Pennsbury High School Varsity Cheerleading Team is...National Champions. The cheer team not only participated in the NCA Advanced Varsity Nationals competition in Texas last week. (Read More)

SEPTA New Regional Rail Schedules Unveiled

SEPTA rolled out new regional rail line schedules in Bucks and Montgomery counties starting Sunday. It's part of SEPTA’s ongoing efforts to improve service reliability and better align train times with rider needs. (Read More)