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Just a day after Bethlehem zoning hearing board members approved a plan by Sheetz to build a combination convenience store-gas station on the city’s South Side, it was Lower Saucon Township officials’ turn to hear about a proposal for a Sheetz in the Saucon Valley Square shopping center on Rt. 378.
Apple Ridge Farm offers a unique variety of farm-fresh products at the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market, including bread and other baked goods from their stone oven, pork sausage, chicken, eggs, produce and prepared foods such as salad dressing and mustard. The market is held Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. next to the Hellertown Area Library.
Through Oct. 31, 2022, Carl Volkman and Sons HVAC of Hellertown is offering Saucon Source readers a “spook-tacular” discount on duct cleaning…so the air inside your home can be less scary this Halloween!
If you enjoy shopping for gifts at holiday pop-up markets, the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley will be hosting one starting in November.
If stuffed animals and other plush toys that can be squeezed are your thing, you might want to check out a new business located in the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley.
If you’re accustomed to shopping at the Hellertown Dollar General store between the hours of 6 and 8 p.m., you’re going to have to change your routine for the time being.
The Saucon Valley community is rallying around the family of a local girl who’s been battling cancer since May. Following Sunday’s Hellertown Halloween Parade, Mayor David Heintzelman plans to get his head shaved in solidarity with 12-year-old Emily FaRannte during a community event in Dimmick Park.
Sometimes life can make you a little crazy. That’s when many people reach for comfort foods like peanut butter. And nobody is crazier about peanut butter than Joe Conicelli.
Along with the fun of this year’s Hellertown Halloween Parade, there will be some minor inconveniences for local residents as a result of road closures along the parade route.
Drivers who are anxious to once again use Lower Saucon Road to travel from Easton Road south to Wassergass–and vice versa–may not have to wait much longer, according to township officials.