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Pennsylvania State Police are on the hunt for a thief with an appetite for beef. In a Crime Stoppers post Tuesday, they said they are looking for a “Hamburglar” who allegedly stole a double cheeseburger from the Sunoco station at 112 Gravel Pike in Green Lane borough Oct. 1.
It won’t be too much longer before residents of Wassergass in eastern Lower Saucon Township have a general store at which to purchase milk, bread, eggs and other staples.
Family-owned Limon Authentic Turkish Kebap House, which opened at 1111 Main Street in May 2015, was named Pennsylvania’s best budget restaurant by Buzzfeed on Aug. 13 in the article, “Here’s the Best Budget Restaurant in Every State, According to Yelp.”
A restaurant that has been a mainstay dining destination in downtown Hellertown for the better part of 11 years has announced that it is closing its doors Aug. 10.
Life is set to return to an iconic crossroads store in Wassergass, Lower Saucon Township. Bergy’s Mall in a few months will be home to a general store selling prepared food items, groceries, household wares, coffee and possibly breakfast sandwiches.
If you’re looking for a fun summer escape that does includes dragons and unicorns, doesn’t require lots of planning and is no further away than Main Street in Hellertown, check out Mystical Treatsss Cafe, where there is always something magical happening.
The weather wasn’t exactly ideal, but it didn’t do much to damper the spirits of organizers and shoppers who turned out to celebrate the opening of the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market Sunday morning in Hellertown.
The first ever Southern Lehigh Area Restaurant Week is April 28-May 4, and the participating eateries hope you’ll have worked up an appetite. Once you see their special menus, it might be hard not to.
If the longer days and warmer weather have you itching to get outside and explore, and perhaps enjoy a cool treat, Mystical Treatsss in Hellertown has you covered.
A man who according to Lower Saucon Township Police stole more than $670 in meat, seafood, frozen food, dairy products and health and beauty items from the Giant Food Store in the Creekside Marketplace shopping center last month has been apprehended.
