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For their first store opening of 2022, Wawa officials are pulling out all the stops as they prepare for a ribbon-cutting ceremony that will mark the grand opening of their new store on Rt. 309 in Upper Saucon Township Thursday.
The volunteers who contribute their time and talent to helping keep Lower Saucon Township safe welcomed members of the community to an open house Tuesday, where they promoted fire safety and encouraged others to join Lower Saucon Fire Rescue.
A fiery two-vehicle accident on I-78 east in Lower Saucon Township could have been worse, Pennsylvania State Police at Belfast confirmed in an accident report Monday.
A truck driver from northern Pennsylvania is facing charges after police say he interfered with the emergency response to a tractor-trailer fire on I-78 east in Lower Saucon Township last month.
Numerous volunteer fire companies from the Lehigh Valley area and Poconos shared respect from across the state line by being represented at the New Jersey State Firemen’s Convention and parade, which were held in Wildwood over the weekend.
Severe flash flooding along the Unami Creek triggered by the remnants of Hurricane Ida claimed a man’s life in upper Bucks County Wednesday, Pennsylvania State Police at Dublin said.
Families and individuals of all ages enjoyed the opportunity to inspect local firefighting equipment up close and learn more about the heroes who operate it at Lower Saucon Fire Rescue’s Touch-a-Truck event held in the Giant parking lot on Rt. 412 Tuesday evening.
It was a fun and eventful Monday night at Lower Saucon Fire Rescue as nearly a dozen Seeing Eye puppies-in-training paid a visit to meet firefighters and members of the community.
Lower Saucon Township Council members took action Wednesday night to sever ties with one of two volunteer fire companies that have served the township for generations.
Regardless of where they live, most people today take fire protection services for granted, but they haven’t always existed. In Hellertown, for example, there was no one routinely battling the flames until Dewey Fire Company No. 1 was formed in 1898.
In a case involving Lower Saucon Township Council and Steel City Volunteer Fire Company, a divorce stemming from irreconcilable differences may be in the works.
