2 Bodies Recovered, Child Porn Sentence: Lower Bucks Co. News

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — The body of a Bucks County park ranger was recovered after his kayak capsized at Tyler State Park. Meanwhile, a stowaway kitten found under a car hood now has a new home.

This is a summary of news over the past week in Lower Bucks County:

Body Of Tyler State Park Resource Ranger Recovered In Bucks County

Searchers on Saturday recovered the body of a Tyler State Park resource ranger who went missing in the waters of the Neshaminy Creek on Friday. The man, identified today by the Pennsylvania State Police as Alec Campbell, 38, of Delaware County, was in a kayak when it capsized in the creek. He was putting out a buoy when the accident happened, according to reports. (Read More)

Man's Body Found After Boat Capsizes In Delaware River

The body of a missing person who fell out of a capsized boat on the Delaware River has been recovered, New Jersey State Police said. New Jersey State Police said the body of a man who went missing after his boat capsized was recovered near a yacht club in Bordentown. (Read More)

Stowaway Kitten Found Under Hood Has New Bucks Co. Home

The stowaway kitten rescued from under a car hood earlier this month has a new home — by the person who found the animal. State Sen. Frank Farry found the cat after he heard an animal crying in the engine of his car on the way to a conference. (Read More)

Man Sentenced For Child Pornography In Middletown Twp.

A Middletown Township man has been sentenced on charges of possession of child pornography and criminal use of a communication facility, authorities said. Shawn Edward Allison, 59, was sentenced on Friday in the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas to a state prison term of 2 ½ years to five years, the Bucks County District Attorney's Office said. (Read More)

Voter Turnout 2nd Highest For Bucks Co. Municipal Primary In 20 Years

Voter turnout for primary elections is usually much lower than the November general elections. But turnout among Bucks County voters for Tuesday's municipal primary election was the second highest recorded by the Bucks County Board of Elections in more than 20 years. (Read More)