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Another positive sign that the coronavirus pandemic is loosening its grip on Pennsylvania occurred Tuesday with authorization from Gov. Tom Wolf for real estate industry professionals to resume limited business-related activities statewide.
One way you can help keep kids busy–and spread some good vibes–is with a simple craft project. For example, make an encouraging sign on poster board, or even printer paper, for passersby to see. Then hang it in a front window. Or, blow some bubbles!
Life is short. Why not give yourself or someone you love something truly special to look forward to, by booking a trip with family or friends to locally-owned and highly-rated Ohi Kapua Place on the famed Kona Coast of Hawaii’s Big Island? It’s closer than you think.
A home at 4267 Roberts Avenue in Steel City, Lower Saucon Township was heavily damaged when a fire broke out inside it Monday afternoon. Steel City Volunteer Fire Company Chief Chris Snyder said the cause of the fire remains under investigation, but appears to be accidental.
Although it is mid-summer overall pollen counts remain at moderate levels in east central Pennsylvania, including in the Hellertown area. These helpful tips from Cleanhaus of Saucon Valley may help you breathe easier if pollen is affecting you or your loved ones.
With Cleanhaus, everything is different. Clients have the option to book, reschedule (if necessary) and pay online. Texts or emails prior to each cleaning remind you the team is coming, and an email after the cleaning asks if you were satisfied. All cleaners are uniformed, trained professionals. Learn more in this interview with local owner-operators Amy and Braden Adams.
Two men who were allegedly found squatting in a vacant home in the 1600 block of Main Street, Hellertown, were found in possession of suspected heroin and hypodermic needles, according to police and court records.
When Lower Saucon Township Police were called to investigate a domestic disturbance in a home at 3515 Rt. 378 shortly after 10 p.m. April 30 they reportedly found drugs and paraphernalia allegedly left there by a woman who fled the scene.
A two-car crash at Riverside Drive and Saucon Avenue Wednesday forced a car into a Steel City home, damaging its porch, Lower Saucon Township Police said in a news release. According to police, a Steel City resident was eastbound on Riverside Drive shortly before 1 p.m. when Leroy Sell, of the 2400 block of Flint Hill Road, Upper Saucon Township, pulled out from Saucon Avenue and struck his car, pushing it into the house on the corner. Sell will be cited for a Stop & Yield Sign violation, police said.
