With summer right around the corner, many people are looking forward to catching up on their reading. Fortunately, a great opportunity to pick up books at bargain prices is also right around the corner at the Hellertown Area Library.
The Bethlehem Area Public Library has announced the retirement of its Bookmobile, a mobile library service that has been a key part of its reading outreach efforts for years. A fundraising effort is under way to help pay for a new BAPL Bookmobile.
From Jan. 1 through March 31, Giant customers were invited to round up their grocery purchases to the nearest dollar or convert their CHOICE points into a donation to support their local public school districts’ meal programs.
The idea of turning a Fountain Hill church building into a community center received cautious support from most of the attendees at an informal meeting held Tuesday, including two borough councilmen. But what became clear from the discussion is that many uncertainties and potential challenges remain before art classes and birthday parties are being held in the former St. Paul's.
Donations are accepted at the Bethlehem Ice Rink, 345 Illicks Mill Road, Bethlehem, Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., through Tuesday, April 23.
Bethlehem's Central Moravian Church offers free clothing to anyone who needs it through Cynthia's Boutique.
When is kitten season? According to experts, kitten season usually runs from April to October, and there can be 3 to 5 litters of kittens a day born in a concentrated area. These animals are often vulnerable to predators and illness, but you can help your local humane society ensure they stay safe and healthy.
Bethlehem Area Public Library officials say their current bookmobile needs to be replaced due to major mechanical issues.
Imagine losing everything you own in a fire or flood, or due to some other unforeseen event. The impact of a single disaster can have a long-lasting impact on families, and particularly on children, which is one of the reasons the Lehigh Valley Outreach Depot was established nearly 15 years ago. Today, the organization needs donations to continue fulfilling its mission.
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