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If you don’t want to end up on Santa’s Naughty List this year it’s a good idea to support local businesses by purchasing gifts from them…and a great opportunity to do just that will be at the Holly Jolly Vendor Blender this Saturday, Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
“This prestigious achievement reflects St. Luke’s unwavering focus on providing exceptional care to our patients at all times, no matter the challenges,” said Donna Sabol, St. Luke’s Senior Vice President and Chief Quality Officer, of the latest Leapfrog awards.
The Southern Lehigh community came together to usher in the 2022 holiday season at Coopersburg’s annual Tree Lighting Ceremony Saturday evening.
The 2022 holiday season in the Saucon Valley got off to a festive start with the annual Light Up Night celebration held in Hellertown’s Dimmick Park Friday evening.
Parents who want to learn more about the St. Mike’s difference are invited to attend a free virtual information session that will be held Tuesday, Dec. 6 from 6 to 7 p.m.
It has been more than six months since the aroma of freshly-prepared Italian food regularly wafted across a busy section of Main Street in the heart of downtown Hellertown, and some residents are wondering if–or when–it will again.
The ceremonial scoop-and-scatter of shovelfuls of soil by officials at St. Luke’s Allentown Campus earlier this week marked the start of construction of the hospital’s new Women & Babies Pavilion, which will increase the community’s access to high-quality birthing, post-partum and newborn services, including neonatal intensive care.
A small bridge that was closed nearly three years ago due to structural deficiency has reopened following the installation of a new span, township officials said Wednesday.
Bethlehem Police are investigating the assault of a college student near S. New and Morton streets Saturday as a case involving ethnic intimidation. A statewide civil rights organization Monday condemned what it called the “alleged racist attack targeting a Black student at Lehigh University.”