Emergency Fuel Assistance Program for Seniors Open in Northampton County
If you or a senior loved one is facing the potential loss of home heating due to finances, help may be available if you live in Northampton County. The Northampton […]
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Low-Income Families in PA Can Apply for Heating Aid
Low-income families in Pennsylvania who are struggling to afford heating costs this winter can now apply for assistance through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).
PA State Troopers Deployed to Florida After Hurricane Milton
Pennsylvania is sending 54 state troopers to Florida to help with law enforcement efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, according to the Pennsylvania State Police.
St. Luke’s International Medical Aid Program Celebrating 10th Anniversary
A fundraising event to benefit the St. Luke’s International Medicine Program (SLIMP) is planned for Tuesday, March 26, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Lost Tavern Brewing, 782 Main St., Hellertown. Food trucks, live music and a silent auction of African masks, paintings and other memorabilia will raise funds for the program.
Moravian University Awarded $20K Grant to Expand Student Food Pantry
Moravian University will expand its Mo's Cupboard student food pantry program with the addition of two new satellite locations, the school announced.
Snowboarder’s Legacy Lives on Through ‘Carve 4 Cancer’
The legacy of Brent P. Evans, a well-known East Coast snowboarder who was diagnosed with a rare type of stage IV non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2010 and later died from the disease, lives on through the work of the Carve 4 Cancer organization he founded.
Federal Aid Now Available to Cover COVID Victims’ Final Expenses
No amount of money can ease the pain of losing a loved one to COVID, but government assistance may be available to ease the financial burden an unexpected death from the disease can cause.
Ida Federal Disaster Aid Approved for Northampton Co. Residents
Individual households in Northampton County may now apply for federal disaster relief if their homes sustained damage due to the remnants of Hurricane Ida last month.
With Federal Eviction Ban Extended, Help For Pa. Renters Possible
Pennsylvanians who are behind on rent got another few months of stability Monday, when the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that an eviction ban scheduled to expire on March 31 would endure through the end of June.
Trump Threatened to Withhold Aid from Pa. Amid Coronavirus Surge
At a campaign rally, President Donald Trump criticized Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf for his coronavirus restrictions and implied he might withhold federal disaster aid from the state in the future.
Low-Income Families in PA Can Apply for Heating Aid
Low-income families in Pennsylvania who are struggling to afford heating costs this winter can now apply for assistance through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).
PA State Troopers Deployed to Florida After Hurricane Milton
Pennsylvania is sending 54 state troopers to Florida to help with law enforcement efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, according to the Pennsylvania State Police.
St. Luke’s International Medical Aid Program Celebrating 10th Anniversary
A fundraising event to benefit the St. Luke’s International Medicine Program (SLIMP) is planned for Tuesday, March 26, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Lost Tavern Brewing, 782 Main St., Hellertown. Food trucks, live music and a silent auction of African masks, paintings and other memorabilia will raise funds for the program.
Moravian University Awarded $20K Grant to Expand Student Food Pantry
Moravian University will expand its Mo's Cupboard student food pantry program with the addition of two new satellite locations, the school announced.
Snowboarder’s Legacy Lives on Through ‘Carve 4 Cancer’
The legacy of Brent P. Evans, a well-known East Coast snowboarder who was diagnosed with a rare type of stage IV non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2010 and later died from the disease, lives on through the work of the Carve 4 Cancer organization he founded.
Federal Aid Now Available to Cover COVID Victims’ Final Expenses
No amount of money can ease the pain of losing a loved one to COVID, but government assistance may be available to ease the financial burden an unexpected death from the disease can cause.
Ida Federal Disaster Aid Approved for Northampton Co. Residents
Individual households in Northampton County may now apply for federal disaster relief if their homes sustained damage due to the remnants of Hurricane Ida last month.
With Federal Eviction Ban Extended, Help For Pa. Renters Possible
Pennsylvanians who are behind on rent got another few months of stability Monday, when the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that an eviction ban scheduled to expire on March 31 would endure through the end of June.
Trump Threatened to Withhold Aid from Pa. Amid Coronavirus Surge
At a campaign rally, President Donald Trump criticized Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf for his coronavirus restrictions and implied he might withhold federal disaster aid from the state in the future.