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Local police officers will be spreading the holiday cheer to disadvantaged children next month. The Quakertown Borough Police Department is partnering with surrounding law enforcement agencies for their annual Shop with a Cop on Thursday, Dec. 9.
Vineyard visits are typically thought of as a warm weather activity, but winter can be a magical time among the vines, too. That’s what the wineries of the Bucks County Wine Trail are promising guests with their second annual Light Up the Vines holiday lighting.
Light Up Night, the traditional kickoff to the holiday season in Saucon Valley, is back at full size this year. Our special guests this week are are two of Santa’s biggest helpers–the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Jessica O’Donnell and Lauren Bertucci, who have all the details.
Santa Claus never forgets to stop by Fountain Hill in the weeks leading up to Christmas, and he has already announced that he will make his yearly visit to distribute gifts throughout one of his favorite boroughs on Dec. 18.
Coopersburg would not have grown into the town it is today without the contributions of many businesses that have called the community home over the years. An exhibit by the Coopersburg Historical Society will celebrate those contributions when it opens Nov. 27.
The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley will be decking their halls earlier than usual this year, with a tree-lighting ceremony that is planned for the weekend before Thanksgiving.
After receiving the most votes in Saucon Source’s 2020 Holiday Lights Contest earlier this month, Brian Daugherty was presented with his grand prize basket in front of his award-winning display Wednesday.
The already-unusual 2020 Christmas season got another twist at St. Michael the Archangel Elementary School on St. Josephs Road in Upper Saucon Township Tuesday.
Instead of canceling the borough’s outdoor tree-lighting, Southern Lehigh chamber staff and business sponsors pivoted to make the event a drive-thru holiday celebration and provide the community with a much-appreciated sense of normalcy.
Welcome to Ep. 32 of No Rain Date, your weekly podcast featuring local news and interviews. Joining us this week is Curator of Collections at Bethlehem’s National Museum of Industrial History, Andria Zaia, who was involved in a special commemorative event recently held there called the ‘Last Cast.’
