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Coopersburg Borough Council members met for a workshop meeting Feb. 3, and talk of stormwater runoff affecting some property owners was part of the discussion that night.
After 30 years in business, Joanne Robbins, founder of Saucon Valley Massage in Hellertown, still “has the gift of therapeutic touch,” says her son Westley Morris, who joined his mother in their family’s business three years ago.
If you’re a fan of Starbucks and live in Hellertown, you soon won’t have as far to travel to get your coffee fix.
Some dilapidated properties and businesses around Fountain Hill borough could be the recipients of a makeover soon, thanks to a proposed facade matching grant program.
If you own a property on Main Street in Hellertown that could perhaps look a bit better, there’s now an added incentive for you to consider making improvements to it.
In Episode 9 of No Rain Date we welcome back intrepid Saucon Source sports reporter Keith “Rief” Riefenstahl, who has a big update on the Saucon Valley Panther wrestlers’ successes so far this season. Way to go, guys! Our other guest is dog trainer Rebecca Gamez, who owns The Beauty of Dogs in Fountain Hill. Rebecca explains why she uses a training program called “Training Between the Ears” and answers some commonly asked questions about canine training in our interview. As always, Tony Luchini (Lehigh Valley Weather Authority) has our five-day local weather forecast, which you don’t want to miss.
A restaurant known for its “cozy” atmosphere and fast-casual soup, salad and sandwich offerings is apparently no longer operating its location in the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley.
A popular place to get family photos taken in the Saucon Valley area is no longer in business.
Rocco’s Pizzeria and Italian Restaurant has been a dining staple in Hellertown for years, but what you might not know is that it was recently purchased by the Cutietta family, who are passionate about serving only the best Italian and American food in a warm, welcoming setting.
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