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The Beauty of Dogs is a dog training business located in Fountain Hill. Owner Rebecca Gamez uses a humane, emotion-based training method called “Training Between the Ears” to help reduce anxiety and improve behavior in the pets with whom she works.
Welcome to No Rain Date, Episode 20. No Rain Date is a weekly news and information podcast produced by Saucon Source, your source for Saucon Valley news. This week our guest is The Beauty of Dogs owner and trainer Rebecca Gamez.
Are you a prospective police officer looking to make a positive impact on your community? Consider applying for one of the vacancies within 12 different Lehigh County police departments. Via a consortium, the departments are jointly administering a written exam for the positions later this month.
Welcome back to No Rain Date, your weekly news and information podcast. This week our guests are Fountain Hill’s newly-appointed fire chief, Derek Richmond, and Hellertown entrepreneur Allison Guido, who owns The Brow Society and the recently-opened Main Street cafe Off the Trail.
Last Monday, Aug. 3, the Fountain Hill Fire Department elected Derek Richmond to the position of fire chief. Richmond, who was previously serving as assistant fire chief for the department, took over for Rick Reis, whose most recent stint as fire chief began in 2018.
Perched on the north slope of South Mountain on the edge of Fountain Hill is a small park with a rather long name: Lechauweki Springs.
Dolores M. Nemetz, 83, of Fountain Hill, died Monday, June 22, 2020 at her residence. Arrangements are by the Heintzelman Funeral Home Inc., Hellertown.
Fountain Hill Borough Council was forced to abruptly end its Wednesday night virtual borough council meeting after it came under attack from a group of “Zoombombers” who infiltrated the meeting with inappropriate content.
Hellertown Borough and Bethlehem are among local municipalities opening up outdoor activities, such as playgrounds and ball courts, now that Northampton County has entered the yellow phase of reopening.
Although Pennsylvania officials have strongly encouraged residents to vote by mail in the upcoming primary election because of the coronavirus pandemic, many people plan to vote in person June 2, and in some cases that will mean traveling to a new polling place.
