Data Center Protest, Schools Superintendent Searches: Lower Bucks Co. News

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Hundreds of people turned out to protest the planned Amazon data center at a town hall meeting in Falls Township.

Meanwhile, three school districts are also conducting superintendent searches as the new school year approaches.

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

Data Center Opponents Speak Out Against Site

Hundreds turned out at a town hall meeting to hear how their electricity rates, water consumption, and air quality may be impacted by the Amazon data center that is now under construction at the Keystone Trade Center. (Read More)

Woman Stalked Lower Bucks Co. Man After Relationship Ended: PD

A Montgomery County woman is facing multiple charges after police said she stalked a Bucks County man she met on online dating site after the relationship ended, police said. (Read More)

Man Tried To Steal Cars From Bensalem Dealership Several Times: PD

A man is in custody on burglary charges after several incidents involving allegedly taking cars from a Bensalem dealership over the past month, police said. (Read More)

Fire Co. Faces Elimination After 100 Years

A fire company that has operated in Lower Bucks County for nearly 100 years faces elimination due to what the township said are operational issues. (Read More)

3 Schools Superintendent Searches Underway

While students are enjoying their summer break, one agency is leading the search to find the right candidate to lead three Lower Bucks County school districts. (Read More)