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The list of pros and cons one can write about I-78 and the effect its had on the Saucon Valley is long. One thing that can’t be denied, however, is that the highway–which opened nearly 30 years ago–changed life here forever.
A special anniversary celebration was held at Hellertown’s Edward A. Ackerman American Legion Post 397 Saturday. Both the local post and the national organization are commemorating 100 years of service to veterans in 2019.
The Visiting Nurse Association of St. Luke’s is celebrating a remarkable milestone this year—100 years of delivering health care to patients in their homes.
If you’re already a Beethoven Waldheim Club member, you don’t want to miss Key Day and the one-year anniversary of the club’s reopening Saturday, March 2. If you’re not yet a member, you just may want to apply for membership beforehand–or plan to attend as a guest of a member–so you can join in the fun.
This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the construction of the post office building at Delaware Avenue and Water Street, and inside visitors will find a display that tells the story of U.S. mail in Hellertown from the earliest days of delivery.
In the spirit of ‘Hillers Helping Hillers,’ the borough of Fountain Hill is coordinating with American Legion Post 406 to hold a Veterans Day celebration, the main focus of which will be the unveiling of a new permanent veterans monument.
An Upper Saucon Township miniature golf course is celebrating a milestone anniversary in a special way. Putt U, on Rt. 309, will celebrating its 20th anniversary by holding ‘The Craziest Mini-Golf Tournament Ever’ on Saturday, July 14 at 9 a.m., with plans to donate $4,000 to local charities.
If you build it, they will stay. That has been the case with FIT.club, a one-year-old fitness club located at 1866 Auburn St., Bethlehem–next to Saucon Park north of Hellertown–that provides training that motivates individuals to become stronger and healthier along with support from a community of like-minded members.
The clock tower in Hellertown’s Detwiller Plaza has become a beloved borough symbol that appears on everything from Christmas cards to the patches worn by Hellertown police officers. But did you know that barely 30 years ago, it didn’t even exist?
Join June and friends this Saturday, Sept. 30 from 1 to 5 p.m. for an Open House to celebrate Sacred Space’s 1-Year Anniversary!
