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On Episode 77 of No Rain Date we’re joined by two people who help connect our community with art as part of the work they do at the Allentown Art Museum: Amanda Lovell, the museum’s Director of Public Engagement, and AAM’s Youth & Family Education & Programs Coordinator, Nicole Mangold.
St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus is partnering with Habitat for Humanity of the Lehigh Valley to help its neighbors obtain exterior home repairs at little or no cost to resident-owners.
One of the most common Google searches is a question that begins with “why” and ends with “is getting so expensive?” Inflation is a concern for many Americans–perhaps, even an obsession–and when you look at what food and household wares cost a century ago, it isn’t difficult to understand why.
A distributor of shipping, industrial and packaging materials to businesses throughout North America hopes to fill 100 local warehouse positions by Aug. 31, with the promise that new hires will be eligible to receive a company-wide $8,000 end-of-year bonus.
A new borough manager will take over in Fountain Hill at the beginning of September, Borough Council President Norm Blatt announced at the Aug. 3 meeting.
On this episode we’re happy to welcome Archivist Kristen Leipert and Pride Programs Manager Ariel Torres of the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center to discuss the Stonewall Memories Project.
A landmark establishment for members of the Lehigh Valley’s LGBTQ community is closing, but that doesn’t mean the memories, stories and memorabilia related to it will be lost. Thanks to the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center’s “Stonewall Memories Project,” the iconic Allentown bar and nightclub’s 50-year legacy is guaranteed to live on.
A distributor of shipping, industrial and packaging materials to businesses throughout North America is seeking job applicants for 175 warehouse positions near Allentown.
The closure of the National Auto Store in Hellertown will mean yet another vacancy in a local shopping center that already has a high vacancy rate. Other National Auto Stores are also slated to close April 30, a store employee said.
In 2021 many Americans are concerned about a preponderance of so-called “fake news.” A news brief that appeared in the Aug. 30, 1912 edition of The Allentown Democrat, however, proves that misinformation of a newsy nature has been around for many years.
