f you see emergency vehicles and what appears to be a wreck outside Saucon Valley High School Tuesday afternoon, administrators don't want you to be alarmed. The vehicles and first responders will be there for a good reason.
St. Luke’s University Health Network is once again sponsoring a dance--called Polka for Parkinson’s--as a way to bring people like Aquino together with their families and friends for an afternoon of fun, camaraderie, education and healing.
The reality of distracted driving and how it can shatter lives in seconds was brought home for Saucon Valley High School students Wednesday with a presentation by Philadelphia-area attorney Joel Feldman, who lost his 21-year-old daughter in a distracted driving accident.
The Lower Saucon Township Police Department announced on its Crimewatch website this week that it will join Pennsylvania State Police and more than 200 other municipal agencies to conduct a targeted aggressive driving enforcement wave from Oct. 22 to Nov. 25, 2018, as well as a separate teen seat belt enforcement effort beginning the same day.
St. Luke’s University Health Network has been recognized for its significant commitment to raising awareness of the need for organ donations by the Hospital & Health System Association of Pennsylvania (HAP).
Between sixth and twelfth grades is when violent behavior will begin in intimate relationships, and one in three teenagers will be in an abusive, unhealthy relationship by the time they finish high school. Females between the ages of 16 and 24 are three times more likely to be abused by an intimate partner.
The American Heart Association promotes wearing red in the month of February to help raise awareness of heart disease. Heart disease also impacts the lives of the smallest patients, which is why, for the past three years, St. Luke’s University Hospital has participated in the Little Hats, Big Hearts program.
A panel of experts, recovering addicts and representatives of support, prevention and education agencies will convene at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 20 at St. John’s UCC, 538 E. Thomas St., Coopersburg.
Governor Tom Wolf reminded state residents to watch for motorcycles Monday--the first day of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.
The male employees of a local business are planning to grow big bushy beards this month to help raise awareness of and money for cancer sufferers--and they're inviting others to join them in the effort.
