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On a cool Sunday evening, the residents of Fountain Hill celebrated the holiday season by lighting the borough Christmas tree along Cherokee Street, outside Borough Hall.
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South Bethlehem revitalization efforts received a symbolic boost last week, with a groundbreaking for an E. Third Street rehabilitation project that was years in the making.
If you’ve accumulated a drawer full of electronic devices you no longer need and you live in Lower Saucon Township, an opportunity to recycle them is available to you this weekend.
Democratic incumbent state Sen. Lisa Boscola won a convincing victory over her Republican challenger, John Merhottein, in Tuesday’s election in the recently-redrawn 18th district. The final outcome of some other local races was still undetermined as of Wednesday afternoon.
Democrat and current state attorney general Josh Shapiro vastly outspent his Republican opponent, Doug Mastriano, in the gubernatorial race. Shapiro also consistently led in the polls prior to Tuesday’s election.
The ongoing work to open the Saucon Valley area’s first YMCA will be the subject of an upcoming Open Community Forum at Southern Lehigh High School in Center Valley.
To make participating in this election easier, Spotlight PA has compiled information about how to find your polling place, what you need to bring to vote and how to return your mail ballot.
Officials from some of Pennsylvania’s most populous counties say they expect to be finished tabulating mail ballots by the day after the Nov. 8 election.
Hellertown Area Library officials have announced their decision to end library services for Lower Saucon Township residents effective Jan. 1, 2023. They have approval from the state Office of Commonwealth Libraries to do that–but township officials are crying foul.
It’s almost time to think about…time. You’ll have to think about it if you have any clocks that need to be adjusted during the upcoming change from Daylight Saving Time to Standard Time, when analog clocks need to be moved back an hour.
