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Leading the effort to ensure that this year’s fleet of floats doesnt’ run out of candy is Hellertown Postmaster Joe DiRusso, who has once again volunteered the post office–which is located roughly at the parade’s midpoint–to serve as a “candy refill station.”
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The village of Springtown is rallying to support the family of one of their own, who died over the weekend following a year-long battle with cancer.
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Just in time to help the less fortunate during the holidays, a local nonprofit organization is accepting donations of clothing as part of its mission to help serve families in need.
It’s the time of year when the leaves are falling and the whiskers are growing…at least, they are at Lower Saucon Township Police Department headquarters.
Donations to area food banks are down while food prices as well as community need are both up due to the economic repercussions of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which is why many local pantries are struggling to keep their shelves filled.
To help its employees be as responsive to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic as possible, St. Luke’s University Health Network has created a donation program that will also help keep workers safe, even if widespread shortages of supplies occur in the future.
As COVID-19 spreads throughout the United States, health care systems are preparing for potential nationwide shortages of critical supplies. While St. Luke’s University Health Network currently has an adequate stock of necessary items, the hospital wants to remain agile by ensuring it is prepared for any shortages that might occur in the future.