Politics & Government
Tesla, Amazon Fresh, Coroner Election Top Lower Bucks News
The Democratic challenger led the Bucks County Coroner after Tuesday's primary election. Also, police will remain at Pennsbury High School.
LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA —The primary election took place Tuesday with a Democratic challenger leading over the Bucks County Coroner.
Meanwhile, construction on Bucks County's first Tesla dealership resumed after some construction permit delays. And a proposed Amazon Fresh store in Bensalem Township may remain vacant for some time.
These were some of the top stories making news in Lower Bucks County last week:
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Man Tried To Have Sex With Bensalem Girl: Police
Bensalem Police charged a Philadelphia man who tried to lure the 13-year-old girl to the Lincoln Motel on Friday.
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Election Results 2023: Campi Projected Winner For Bucks County Coroner
Democratic challenger Patti Campi led Bucks County Coroner Meredith Buck in Tuesday's primary election, according to unofficial results.
Police To Remain At Pennsbury High School For Rest Of Year
Falls Township Police will be posted at East and West high school campuses following a social media threat, school officials said.
$100K Paid By Levittown Doc Over 'Stock' Prescription Writings: Feds
Douglas Files is alleged to have failed to maintain accurate records of controlled substances at his Levittown practice, authorities said.
Tesla Dealership Construction Back On Track In Warminster
The Tesla dealership, the first in Bucks County, is expected to open by year's end at the old Pathmark property on York Road.
A Bensalem resident reported that signage for the Amazon store was removed recently. Meanwhile, a lawsuit was filed over another store.
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