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A new, unique dining experience has just debuted in Coopersburg. Good Jakes is a family restaurant that combines old-world Greek and Italian cuisine with contemporary American favorites.
Want to learn more about a great alternative to public schooling, without ever leaving home? St. Michael the Archangel–a local Catholic school that has been challenging young minds in a nurturing environment for more than 40 years–will host three virtual information sessions for busy families in early December.
Upper Saucon Township and Coopersburg area motorists will likely be happy to know that the Blue Church Road bridge finally opened Monday.
The Southern Lehigh Public Library may be forced to operate on a tighter budget in 2021, as officials from Lower Milford Township have expressed opposition to providing funding to the library.
Work related to construction project in Upper Saucon Township will result in the temporary closure of part of Passer Road for several weeks in November, according to township officials.
It’s the time of year when there’s a lot of anticipation for Trick-or-Treat. But first you have to be able to remember when it is. That sounds easy enough to do, but in some muncipalities dates and times for the event have changed frequently over the years.
Work has resumed on a new Wawa gas station and convenience store that is being built at Passer Road and Rt. 309 in Upper Saucon Township, a busy intersection just north of Coopersburg borough.
In a news release, Pennsylvania State Police at Fogelsville said they were called last month to a property in the 2800 block of Hickory Lane in Lowhill Township, Lehigh County, to investigate the theft of $25 worth of corn from a field.
In the Southern Lehigh area, as elsewhere, Halloween celebrations this year will be different as result of the coronavirus pandemic. That doesn’t mean that there won’t be opportunities for spooky-scary fun, however.
One benefit of this year’s colder-than-average early fall (and late summer) temperatures has been an early start to the state’s colorful annual fall foliage spectacle.
