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For businesses and residents along W. Water Street between Front and Main streets in Hellertown, Thursday turned out to be anything but business as usual after a car accident involving downed telephone poles and wires closed the busy roadway for hours.
Hannah Kahn, a 2015 graduate of Salisbury High School, volunteers for Laundry on Linden at the Family Wash Day laundromat in downtown Allentown, getting hands-on experience to complement the book learning, case studies, exams and other rigors that are part of her intensive physician training.
If you’re thinking about where to view art a dentist’s office probably isn’t the first place that comes to mind, but that’s where a new exhibit in Coopersburg is located.
A Mexican restaurant that will soon open along Rt. 378 in Lower Saucon Township aims to be a family-centric dining destination with an atmosphere that is welcoming to everyone.
A Northampton County animal shelter with a long history of serving the community and its pets has a new executive director.
The Southern Lehigh Public Library (SLPL) Board of Directors met Tuesday to reorganize and to discuss questions involving Lower Saucon Township that one board member said have dominated the majority of their meetings for the better part of a year.
In addition to February hours for borough residents, Hellertown borough officials Wednesday announced that compost center ID cards will be sold to Lower Saucon Township residents who wish to continue using the facility beginning March 1.
ActivArmor of Colorado has developed a removable, waterproof and durable 3-dimensional plastic cast. The casts–which are usually covered by insurance–have been used by the St. Luke’s Orthopedic Care team for more than a year, and in December St. Luke’s became the first health care facility in the nation to use its in-house 3D Print and Innovation Lab to produce ActivArmor casts for upper extremity injuries.
One of the oldest family-owned businesses in Fountain Hill will soon be closing its doors, according to an announcement by the owner that was shared in the public Facebook group “You Know You’re From Fountain Hill” over the weekend.
A group of Lower Saucon Township residents who oppose a rezoning amendment adopted by township council that paves the way for an expansion of the Bethlehem Landfill filed an appeal in the Northampton County Court of Common Pleas Friday.