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Lower Saucon Township resident Kimberly Humberd says council needs to explain what its plan is for providing library services to residents, now that they no longer have access to the Hellertown Area Library.
What would you like to see open where Evolve Lifestyle Salon & Spa was located in the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley?
In this edition of the EQ series Eric examines the final component of EQ, Relationship Management, which draws on abilities from the first three skills.
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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.
Social awareness can be improved by becoming an active observer, columnist Eric Bartosz writes. To work on improving yours, begin by thinking about one of your recent conversations and try to be as objective as possible in determining how focused you were on what the person was saying.
Columnist Eric Bartosz has a short list of high-impact habits that will allow you to make significant strides in your self-management pursuits.
Changing your perspective on others’ actions gives you control over your emotions instead of allowing complete strangers access to the control panel of your feelings.
In this special six-part series of Bar Talk, Eric shares some of the main components of and approaches to emotional intelligence or EQ; approaches you can easily adapt in order to take your professional life to the next level and improve your personal relationships with others.
Members of St. George’s Episcopal Church in Hellertown recently received a helping hand from the Saucon Valley Lions Club in the form of a grant that paid for a new controller for their generator.
