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Two community events scheduled to be held in early August will bring the Hellertown and Lower Saucon Township police departments as well as other local first responders together with the residents they serve and protect.
For those who find it convenient to purchase a six-pack or case of beer at Se-Wy-Co Beverage on Rt. 378 in Lower Saucon Township, the news that the landmark local distributor is moving may have come as a bit of a surprise. The store has been located in the Black River Plaza shopping center for 28 years. The good news for Se-Wy-Co’s customers is that owner Bob Hohman isn’t moving his business very far.
The aged and crumbling Water Street Bridge is in its final days as a work of engineering that still fulfills a vital purpose: namely, transporting thousands of vehicles daily across the Saucon Creek, between Hellertown borough and Lower Saucon Township.
Fountain Hill Borough Council met Wednesday and the first order of business at the meeting was to hire several seasonal part-time staffers to help keep summer playground operations running smoothly.
An area homeless shelter has some bright new paint on its walls thanks to the generosity of a local business. On Thursday, June 6, employees of the Sherwin-Williams Company of the Lehigh Valley chose the Allentown Rescue Mission for their annual community paint project.
If you’re looking for a fun summer escape that does includes dragons and unicorns, doesn’t require lots of planning and is no further away than Main Street in Hellertown, check out Mystical Treatsss Cafe, where there is always something magical happening.
Pennsylvania State Police are asking for the public’s help with identifying a woman who they say allegedly shoplifted nearly $150 worth of items from a Montgomery County Walmart store last month.
A landmark car dealership in the Hellertown area has a new owner and a new name. Chevy 21 on Hellertown Road (Rt. 412) in Bethlehem is now Raceway Chevrolet of Bethlehem.
Does it ever seem too hard to pick just one place to eat? If you’re someone who can relate, fear not. The Easton Public Market has you covered, with a wide variety of food stalls that cater–quickly–to just about every taste.
The atmosphere was festive and obviously insect-free at a Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting held Thursday at Quest Termite & Pest’s new location at 1319 Main Street in Hellertown.
