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Hellertown Police Chief Resigns Following ‘Payroll Discrepancies’ Investigation

Hellertown's longtime police chief, Robert Shupp III, resigned this week following an investigation into what borough council described as "discrepancies" in his payroll.

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Fountain Hill Pickleball Court, Potential Traffic Study Discussed

A game that has taken the U.S. by storm in recent years could be coming to Fountain Hill, along with pedestrian safety measures--if a traffic study is conducted and determines they are needed in the area of the Fountain Hill Park and Playground on Stanley Avenue.

Lower Saucon to Consider Pickleball Courts

It's a game that has taken the country by storm in recent years, and it could be coming to a Lower Saucon Township park in the near future.

Neighbors Cry Foul Over Proposed Basketball Court in Hellertown

Citing fiscal, neighborhood, environmental and other concerns, a group of Hellertown residents told Borough Council Monday they don't want a new basketball court to be built near their homes.

2023 Primary Election Results: Hellertown & Lower Saucon Township

The unofficial results from Tuesday's primary election are in, with a number of races apparently having been won or lost by relatively small numbers of votes, in part due to low voter participation.

Lower Saucon Township
Meet the 2023 Primary Election Candidates: Lower Saucon Township Council

To help our readers be informed voters, Saucon Source reached out to the seven candidates running for three open seats on Lower Saucon Township Council to request information about why they are running, what challenges they believe the township faces and more. If they responded to our request, you will find their answers here.

Lower Saucon Resident Announces Township Council Candidacy

Lower Saucon Township resident Susan Blair formally announced her candidacy for a Lower Saucon Township Council seat on Tuesday.

Fountain Hill Council Discusses Zoning Amendment, Summer Staffing

Fountain Hill Borough Council's meeting Jan. 18 was a tale of decisions already made as well as some things still to come.

‘Dump the Dump’ Signs Appearing Throughout Lower Saucon

Opponents of a proposed landfill expansion in Lower Saucon Township are taking their case to the motoring public by planting yard signs asking them to "Dump the Dump" along busy local roads and at intersections.

Landfill
Letter: State Rep. Urges Lower Saucon Council to Oppose Landfill Rezoning

State Rep. Robert Freeman, who represents the part of Lower Saucon Township that is home to the Bethlehem Landfill, says township council should oppose a proposed rezoning that would allow for a 275-acre expansion of the facility.