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An individual who works in the Fresh Market store at the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley in Center Valley, Lehigh County, has tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), employees learned on a company conference call earlier today.
Two more Bucks County residents died from COVID-19 Sunday, bringing the county’s death toll from the disease to three. County officials said in a news release that the two most recent deaths involved “elderly people (who were) in fragile health before catching the virus.”
After posts circulated on social media about basketball games being played in Hellertown’s Water Street Park Friday, the borough announced in an email Saturday that the courts are closed, along with all other recreational courts and pavilions in parks.
Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf has requested a major disaster declaration for the state from President Donald Trump to provide additional support for state and local government, certain nonprofits and individuals who are struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) pandemic continues to grow, so does the response by area grocery stores that as essential businesses must remain open. In this guide you’ll find the latest information about store hours, product limits, new safety protocols and more for Aldi, The Fresh Market, Giant, Lidl, Redner’s, Shoprite, Target, Valley Farm Market, Wegmans, Weis and Whole Foods.
By now, most people know what to do if they have COVID-19 symptoms. But during a quarantine, what do you do if you need to see a doctor for another concern? St. Luke’s has the answer with its Virtual Visit option.
As the coronavirus continues to spread throughout Pennsylvania and the nation, the United States Postal Service is taking necessary precautions to keep its employees, customers, and the mail safe.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) said Friday that expiration dates for driver licenses, identification cards, learner’s permits, persons with disability placards, vehicle registrations and safety and emission inspections are being extended for Pennsylvania residents in response to statewide COVID-19 mitigation efforts.
Providing meals for food-insecure families, assisting with equipment or Internet access and offering mental health counseling have all meant success in their goal for robust, continuity of learning. It allowed our children to get back to class and on a productive school schedule.
In a matter of weeks the pandemic has changed how we live our lives, but is that only a bad thing? We don’t believe it has to redefine us completely, so we asked Saucon Source readers to share something positive they have done or experienced as a result of staying at home or slowing down and found that many people have “silver linings” to share.
