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Just a few days after three cases of COVID-19 were reported at Saucon Valley Elementary School, another case has been identified at Saucon Valley High School, school district superintendent Dr. Craig Butler announced in an email Monday.
Over the weekend the Saucon Valley School District let parents know that three new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed at Saucon Valley Elementary School.
Rite Aid is opening up its COVID-19 testing sites to teenagers, which the company said Tuesday “is an important next step in continuing to fight COVID-19.”
St. Luke’s University Health Network has established one of Pennsylvania’s first outpatient COVID-19 treatment programs–a monoclonal antibody infusion center at St. Luke’s Easton Campus.
Due to modeling which now has Pennsylvania on a collision course with an explosion of new coronavirus cases next month, Gov. Tom Wolf Monday announced new restrictions which he and health secretary Dr. Rachel Levine said will help slow the disease’s spread.
If you want to see Santa at the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley this holiday season, you’ll be able to do that, but don’t expect your visit with Old St. Nick to be as normal.
Officials at Quakertown Community High School were forced to transition to remote learning for students Monday, after a significant number of teachers were absent in the wake of a private event attended by what an official termed a “large crowd of students.”
If you own a local small business that has been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, you should know that Northampton County is once again offering financial assistance in the form of grants of up to $15,000 to businesses that qualify.
A Bethlehem Wawa was closed temporarily Saturday for cleaning and disinfection, after an employee who recently worked in the convenience store tested positive for COVID-19.
In a sign that a fall coronavirus surge health officials have been talking about is having an impact, a local zip code reported nearly four dozen new cases of COVID-19 Thursday.