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Cascade the Restaurant at Durham Springs in Kintnersville kicks off the holiday season with a festive gathering on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 28. And to ring in the new year, there’s no better place in Bucks County to celebrate than at Durham Springs.
An arrest warrant has been issued for a Bethlehem city man in a case in which Lower Saucon Township Police say he was paid for “work at a residence” that he allegedly never completed.
If you thought nothing could top last year’s Hellertown Light Up Night, which drew thousands of visitors to the borough’s Dimmick Park for an evening of festive holiday fun, the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce wants you to think again.
The first place to legally buy marijuana in the Saucon Valley–at least in modern times–is now open. Green Goods Bethlehem, a medical marijuana dispensary licensed by the state of Pennsylvania, opened Wednesday, Nov. 6 at the Saucon Square shopping center on Rt. 378.
If you would like to see a loved one from the Saucon Valley recognized for their military service on a banner displayed on a street in Hellertown, you now have the opportunity to help make that happen.
Instead of renewing your expired passport and booking a flight for wine travel, why not look at what’s outside your backyard? With the proximity of the Bucks County Wine Trail, wine enthusiasts can make a day or weekend of sampling locally made wines.
Saucon Valley Karate Academy, which is located in Hellertown, had 44 competitors who collectively took home 56 medals participate in a recent multi-state championship in the Poconos. Academy owner Master Philip J. Geiter was promoted to 5th degree Master at the championship.
Whether or not you are a fan of resetting your clocks in order to ‘fall back’ to Standard time, you should know that the time to complete that annual ritual is approaching.
Under the program, those who graduate from college or another post-secondary institution in Pennsylvania beginning next fall would be able to exchange each year of service as a volunteer firefighter or a member of an EMS organization for loan forgiveness.
Pennsylvania State Police announced Thursday that they’re investigating “an access device fraud incident” in which two unidentified men allegedly used a “fraudulent” credit card to buy more than $17,000 in gift cards at the Walmart, Target and BJ’s Wholesale Club stores in Quakertown and Richland Township, Bucks County.
Just when you thought things were possibly getting a little boring in Hellertown, Mystical Treatsss Cafe has stepped in to save the day with fall fun for everyone, including a special raffle to win a glass dragon and an amazing new menu you’ll definitely want to try.
