Pictured above at left, Saucon Valley High School seniors celebrate their graduation, which took place outside the school due to the COVID-19 pandemic and public health requirements for physical distancing. At right, Curtis Ding of Forks Township celebrates upon becoming the 100th COVID-19 patient discharged from St. Luke’s Anderson Campus in the spring.
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Below you will find the 20 most read stories of 2020. We hope you enjoy this review of them, and we thank you for your readership.
THE TOP 20
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Walmart Shopper Who Failed to Wear Mask Charged With Disorderly Conduct: Police
State Sen. to Gov. Wolf: Move Northampton, Lehigh Counties to Yellow Phase
St. Luke’s Anderson Campus Discharges 100th COVID-19 Patient
UPDATED: Center Valley Fresh Market Employee Tests Positive for COVID-19
Flooding from Isaias Hits Downtown Hellertown, Surrounding Areas
State Police Respond to Gym Opening in Hanover Township (Photos)
Brewpub Owner on Employee Face Mask Dispute: ‘We Follow the Law’
Police: Woman Didn’t Help Friend Who Took Drugs, Said She Couldn’t Feel Legs
Second Hellertown Resident Has Died from COVID-19, County Says
Former CT Drug Kingpin Allegedly Had Kilos of Fentanyl in UST Home
UPDATE: Black Lives Matter Peaceful Protest Held in Downtown Quakertown
Which PA Counties Are Moving to ‘Yellow’ Phase? Which Aren’t?