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With temperatures in the 70s and a light breeze blowing through the trees, the weather was nearly perfect for a community production of the musical “Godspell” that was held in Hellertown’s Dimmick Park Friday night, before an audience of several hundred people.
With Independence Day right around the corner, and more booms being heard locally, Hellertown Police Chief Robert Shupp III issued his annual reminder about the borough’s fireworks ordinance in an email to borough email list subscribers Saturday.
If you are accumulating piles of yard waste and live in Hellertown borough, the time for moving it to the curb for pickup is approaching.
In 1897, it was big news that a new trolley line would connect Hellertown to South Bethlehem, effectively making it much easier to travel between the two communities.
An Upper Saucon Township resident observed a black bear near his home Thursday, and captured the bruin on video.
Hellertown and its much larger neighbor to the north have perhaps always had a relationship that’s been uneasy, at least at times. But is there any historical basis in fact for fears about Bethlehem’s supposedly negative influence over the borough?
The borough of Perkasie had several surprise visitors of the bruin variety Tuesday evening. Police issued a statement via their Crimewatch website that a series of black bear sightings which began at 8:20 p.m. had concerned residents.
State Rep. Jeanne McNeill (D-Lehigh) has announced new satellite office hours at Fountain Hill Borough Hall, which is located at 941 Long Street in the borough.
As the winningest and most celebrated wrestler in the history of Lehigh University, Mike Caruso knows the thrill of garnering public accolades and attention from the news media. These days the Saucon Valley resident names racehorses in honor of people, places and things he cherishes, to give them the spotlight he feels they have earned.
If you get a “Big Mac attack” while pumping gas or grabbing coffee at the Wawa that will be opening at Rt. 309 and Passer Road, you won’t have to travel far in order to satisfy it.