Last week members of Upper Saucon’s Board of Supervisors approved plans to enter a licensing agreement with DeSale’s University for the construction of a pedestrian bridge along a stretch of the Saucon Rail Trail.
It was a fun and eventful Monday night at Lower Saucon Fire Rescue as nearly a dozen Seeing Eye puppies-in-training paid a visit to meet firefighters and members of the community.
Last week members of Hellertown’s planning commission voted unanimously to recommend borough resident Lawrence "Larry" O’Donnell to fill one of the commission’s two vacant seats.
The Hellertown Planning Commission met Tuesday night and approved updated plans for a new borough public works facility on the site of the former Reinhard School.
A Hellertown resident complained to borough council members on Monday night that the recently approved development of a mixed-use building on Kichline Avenue will contribute to the deterioration of her community.
Members of Hellertown Borough Council voted unanimously to appoint Andrew Hughes to the council seat left vacant following Phil Weber's resignation. With the appointment, Hughes will hold the seat until Dec. 31, 2021. He can seek retention of the two-year seat in this November's election.
A new borough manager will take over in Fountain Hill at the beginning of September, Borough Council President Norm Blatt announced at the Aug. 3 meeting.
Pennsylvania's Emergency Rental Assistance Program will continue to offer financial assistance to renters still facing financial hardship directly or indirectly related to the COVID-19 pandemic, even after the federal eviction moratorium ends on July 31.
Members of the Hellertown Zoning Hearing Board narrowly voted Wednesday night to grant an appeal of a controversial decision by Hellertown Borough Council to rezone a portion of a property on Easton Road.
Buy Fresh Buy Local of the Greater Lehigh Valley aims to increase access to local food, while educating the community about its benefits. Of the $3.5 billion that Lehigh Valley residents spend on food annually, less than one percent is spent on food purchased directly from a local farmer.
