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Michael Andres, no doubt, has a passion for tennis. He has been playing since the age of four and is a key member of Joann Ochse’s Saucon Valley High School tennis team. When Michael is not training or playing tennis, his thoughts never seem to be too far away from the court and what the sport has to offer.
In a few short weeks the Bank of America branch at 5 Main Street in Hellertown borough will close, and a building that has housed a succession of bank branches for nearly 50 years will likely sit empty. Would you prefer that another bank open in its place, or would you like to see a different type of business rent the building?
Most people know they are guided throughout life by angels, guardian angels and their ancestors, but not as many realize they are being guided by animal spirits as well.
Having a dental procedure performed in another country at a significant savings may seem appealing, but if something goes wrong the financial implications can be staggering, and obtaining legal recourse is nearly impossible, says Dr. Clarke Woodruff, DMD, of Hellertown.
Two residents of Leithsville in Lower Saucon Township have launched an online petition as part of an effort to try to convince PennDOT to lower the speed limit on that section of Rt. 412.
Tell us what you think by voting in our poll. Do you think the use of oil and chip is a good thing, because it saves local municipalities and the state (and ultimately, taxpayers) money? Or would you rather see its use abandoned in favor of more frequent–and costlier–road paving projects?
As Father’s Day approaches, take a moment to think about your father and what he taught you. How did dad help you become the person you are today?
Not all people are going to love and accept you for who you are. And those are the people you need to distance yourself from. The right people will uplift and support you despite your differences.
Saucon Source invites the sender of these letters to publicly identify themselves and tell recipients why they think shaming law-abiding citizens into voting is a good thing for our democracy. We would also like to know why they are hiding from public view.
The subject of whether or not students in an AP psychology class at Saucon Valley High School next year should each receive a physical textbook as opposed to an electronic version of the book (aka an “e-textbook) drew sharp criticism from a parent and divided the Saucon Valley School Board at its meeting Tuesday. Share your thoughts about this new way of learning by voting in our poll.