Politics & Government
Wegmans Opening, Sex Crimes Filmed Top Lower Bucks Co. News
Wegmans has announced an opening date for its new Lower Makefield store. A Bristol man also filmed his sexual assaults of three children.
LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA —A popular eatery is preparing to reopen in Warminster. Meanwhile, the second Wegmans in Bucks County now has an opening date. And a Bucks County man filmed his sexual assaults of three children.
These were some of the stories making news in Lower Bucks County last week:
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The popular Street Road eatery, closed for nearly a year, will reopen under new ownership.
Bucks Co. Man Filmed Sexual Assaults Of 3 Children, Authorities Say
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Brian Nathaniel Harris is being held on $20 million bail. His youngest victim was 2 years old, but police believe there could be more.
During a sneak peek Thursday of the Lower Makefield Township supermarket, Wegmans officials announced when it would open. Find out below.
Bensalem School Director Marc Cohen resigned his post so he could fill a board vacancy. The school board approved his appointment Tuesday.
NJ Man Gets Prison For Intentionally Running Over Bucks Co. Man: DA
A Palmyra, N.J., man faces up to 24 years in prison in the hit-and-run death of Jason Smith in a McDonald's parking lot in Bristol Township.
Victim ID'd In 3-Vehicle Crash In Warminster
A Warminster Township woman was killed in the crash on Street Road Wednesday night, authorities said.
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