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In an unprecedented move to help stop the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf Monday ordered the shutdown of all non-essential businesses in the Commonwealth for two weeks.
Pennsylvania Department of Health officials Sunday announced another 16 confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19), including the first confirmed case in Lehigh County, which brings the number of cases statewide to 63.
Following several county-wide closures of public schools that began Thursday, Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf announced Friday afternoon that all schools for children in kindergartent through eighth grade will close for two weeks beginning Monday, March 16, to help prevent spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19).
One of a number of vacancies in the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley currently is the suite that was occupied by Learning Express Toys in the Upper Saucon Township lifestyle center.
It’s not exactly been a happy start to the new year for the management at the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley, with several businesses closing their doors with little warning either just before or after Jan. 1.
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.
Parents of Saucon Valley school students took to social media Monday morning to express frustration over an apparent lack of communication by district officials in response to a police standoff situation that’s been unfolding near the school district campus.
A downtown Hellertown coffee shop that’s only been in business for about seven months will close for good after Sunday, Oct. 13, according to a post on the business’s Facebook page.
A truck driver pulling a Walmart trailer got more than he bargained for Tuesday afternoon, as he attempted to make a right turn from Ringhoffer Road onto Easton Road in Lower Saucon Township, striking the bridge that spans a branch of the Saucon Creek at that intersection.
