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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.
Southern Lehigh residents have their choice of places to grab a slice or a pie–plain or with toppings–with more than a handful of established restaurants that serve pizza in the area. We’d like to know what your favorite pizza joint is. Vote in the poll and share it with a friend if they’re passionate about eating pizza and supporting local businesses!
Ever since Pennsylvania amended its consumer fireworks law to allow the purchase of more powerful fireworks four years ago, many residents have been asking for the law to be rescinded or revisited due to a proliferation in their use in residential neighborhoods, where increased noise and other quality of life issues have been the focus of complaints.
It’s still months away, but the date for Upper Saucon Township’s annual Trick-or-Treat was carved into a proverbial pumpkin by supervisors at their meeting Monday evening.
Nearly a year after a court of common pleas overturned a rare mayoral veto of a rezoning ordinance, Hellertown officials and property owners are still battling over the zoning status of a portion of a property on Easton Road.
Michele Grida recently paid a return visit to St. Luke’s Upper Bucks hospital, buoyed by a renewed sense of gratitude and purpose. It was the one-year anniversary of her fever-induced collapse and emergency admission to the ICU with a near-fatal case of COVID.
Fountain Hill Borough recently became the latest local municipality to announce that a lifeguard shortage will impact their summer pool season. The borough will tentatively only operate their pool Friday through Sunday.
After a virtually nonexistent swim season last summer due to the coronavirus pandemic, many Saucon Valley residents would like nothing more than to plunge into the aquamarine waters of their beloved Hellertown Pool this Saturday, June 12.
If you think local officials are too strict about enforcing property maintenance codes today, perhaps you should consider traveling back in time…to Hellertown, in 1921.
There were laughs and a few tears, but most importantly there was plenty of applause for the 150-plus members of Saucon Valley High School’s Class of 2021, who graduated in an outdoor commencement ceremony held in the school district stadium Friday evening.
Although the Saucon Valley High School Senior Prom held at Steel Club in Hellertown Tuesday differed in some ways from past senior proms the school has held–due to current COVID safety protocols–it was clearly enjoyed by the students in attendance.
