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On this week’s episode of No Rain Date we’re pleased to welcome Kathleen Ward, Conservation Coordinator, and Kelly Federico, Gifts & Development Manager for the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor.
On this week’s episode we welcome as our guest Doug Roysdon, Artistic Director at IceHouse Tonight in Bethlehem. Doug explains the evolution of this unique riverside venue, which began nearly 25 years ago, after it was rescued and restored by the city.
St. Luke’s University Health Network is a first-time winner of the prestigious 15 Top Health Systems award, part of the IBM Watson Health 100 Top Hospitals national benchmarks series.
The closure of the National Auto Store in Hellertown will mean yet another vacancy in a local shopping center that already has a high vacancy rate. Other National Auto Stores are also slated to close April 30, a store employee said.
This week–in celebration of Earth Day–we’ve released No Rain Date early. Fittingly, our special guest this April 22 is someone who cares deeply about our local environment. Christopher Kocher is president of Wildlands Conservancy and an advocate for preserving the Lehigh Valley’s open spaces.
It’s no secret that due to high demand and record low supplies of housing inventory, the current real estate market is a tough one for many realtors and their clients to navigate. However, Alison Corradini, a Realtor® with Keller Williams in Allentown, is uncovering lots of opportunity in it.
In 1922, the borough of Hellertown was home to approximately 3,000 people, many of whom worked at the booming Bethlehem Steel Company. The Morning Call’s profile of the town called it “prosperous” and filled with contented families living in “comfortable homes.”
This week–in celebration of our fiftieth episode–we decided to do something a little different by looking back at some of the interviews we’ve been privileged to host ever since the podcast made its debut in November 2019.
As Earth Day 2021 approaches, volunteer organizations are planning cleanup events to help restore heavily-used local parks, bike paths and hiking trails. Earth Day is observed each April 22 and serves as a reminder that everyone has a role to play in keeping the planet clean.
This week host Josh Popichak is joined by Jessie Shappell, Executive Director of ITNLehighValley, a nonprofit organization which provides affordable transportation services to seniors and visually impaired adults in Northampton and Lehigh counties
