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The Saucon Valley School Board is potentially making a risky choice by opting not to employ a school district resource officer, a Hellertown parent told board members at their meeting Tuesday.
Neighbors are speaking out about a request to rezone a nearly seven-acre property on Easton Road in Hellertown, which borough council will hear at a public hearing during their meeting this Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m.
It’s still closed for business, but a popular Hellertown car wash that shut down last year was sold at the end of December, according to Northampton County property records.
If you’d like to take a mid-winter mental break, take a moment to mark your calendar for this summer’s Music in the Park concert dates, which were just announced by the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce.
A former Hellertown area and Williams Township softball coach has been charged with allegedly sexually assaulting a teenage girl he coached on two teams in late 2017.
Winter in Pennsylvania is probably the most challenging time of year when it comes to keeping your car clean, which is why it’s also one of the best times to protect your vehicle with a detailing that goes above and beyond what a traditional “wash and wax” can do. Just ask Steve Housenick, the owner of Pinnacle Luxury Car Care at 130 Front Street in Hellertown.
In Episode 6 of No Rain Date we welcome the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Jessica O’Donnell back to the studio for a winter restaurant week preview. Also joining us are Lori Waldspurger and Jennifer Schneider, who own Hellertown’s SimpliciTea & Co.
The end of 2019 wasn’t as nice as it could have been for some vehicle owners in Hellertown, who police say had their cars vandalized by individuals yet to be identified.
It’s time to again celebrate great food with delicious deals at local restaurants. Hellertown-Lower Saucon Restaurant Week is Jan. 12-18, and a record 16 eateries and other establishments are participating.
An eagle-eyed Saucon Source reader this week alerted us to something unusual on Main Street in Hellertown: fruit–or rather, representations of fruit–affixed to the front of a prominent borough business.
