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Every Wednesday, neighbors, staff and patients of the Star Community Health Sigal Center and St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus in center city Allentown have convenient access to healthy, fresh produce and other nutritious foods thanks to a partnership with the Kellyn Foundation and their mobile market.
Lower Saucon resident Laura Ray writes that the relationship between Hellertown borough and the township has been “fractured” by the recent actions of the majority on township council with regard to the Hellertown Area Library. “This pack of council members has caused serious damage and they should resign,” Ray says in her letter to the editor.
If you’re a Lower Saucon Township resident worried about losing access to the staff, materials and programs at the Hellertown Area Library after today, you can breathe a little easier knowing that the library’s board of trustees has extended whatever access it can for another month.
A Lower Saucon Township developer presented plans to township council Wednesday for two office buildings he hopes to build on approximately two acres of land he owns between Rt. 378 and Old Philadelphia Pike.
Improved pedestrian access to the west side of Main Street, and beyond that the Saucon Rail Trail, could be coming to the south end of Hellertown if the borough receives a grant that borough council voted 6-1 to apply for Monday.
St. Luke’s patients now have the ability to seize control of their healthcare with just a click of a button–not only on their computers, but also on their mobile devices. Among the many features available at their fingertips are test results, appointment requests and the ability to chat with their physicians.
Local customers of BB&T–a bank with branches in Hellertown, Bethlehem, Coopersburg and beyond–woke up Friday morning to learn that they may not be able to access the money in their accounts due to what the company describes as ‘a technical issue within our system.’
Response times to fires and other emergencies in Lower Saucon Township could soon improve, thanks to modern technology.
An eagerly-anticipated additional access point to the Saucon Rail Trail near downtown Hellertown is nearly ready to open.
For residents of and visitors to the southern half of Hellertown, access to the Saucon Rail Trail will soon be improved with the addition of a connection at the western terminus of E. Saucon Street.