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If you’ve ever wanted to savor an alcoholic beverage as you walk around the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley, you’ll now have that opportunity on select dates.
As a parent, you may think you know every trick a teenager has up his or her sleeve. After all, parents were once teens. However, law enforcement authorities say many parents can overlook the signs of drug and/or alcohol abuse hidden in plain sight in their own homes.
For many years, anyone who plans to serve alcohol at an event in a Hellertown park has been required to obtain a waiver, because alcohol is prohibited in the borough’s parks. Council is now poised to eliminate what amounts to red tape for both borough staff and event planners by abolishing the waiver requirement.
A Hellertown man is facing charges in Dallas Township, Luzerne County, following the alleged sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl who authorities say he met online.
In 1921, Prohibition was still relatively new, having begun in January 1920. However, serious cracks in America’s controversial ban on liquor were already appearing in Hellertown and elsewhere.
Upper Saucon Township Police have released details of their investigation into a triple fatal accident that occurred in the 4400 block of Lanark Road March 6, with a finding that both excessive speed and alcohol may have been factors in it.
St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus in Allentown celebrated the opening of the region’s most advanced detoxification unit with a virtual ribbon-cutting earlier this week.
The increased interest shown by people in taking a break from the overindulgences in booze the past eight months have brought is a sign of the times we live in…and related Covid-19 drinking fatigue.
Due to modeling which now has Pennsylvania on a collision course with an explosion of new coronavirus cases next month, Gov. Tom Wolf Monday announced new restrictions which he and health secretary Dr. Rachel Levine said will help slow the disease’s spread.
St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus in Allentown has announced that it will open the Lehigh Valley’s first Level IV medical detoxification unit early next year, providing 24-hour medical supervision to people withdrawing from alcohol or other drugs.