A Bethlehem man has been charged with possession with intent tomanufacture or deliver (marijuana), a felony, after Lower Saucon Township Police say he was allegedly found with 110 grams of marijuana and $310 in cash following a traffic stop early Monday.
If your home or business is served by the Lower Saucon Authority, you should be aware that LSA crews will be opening hydrants and flushing mains for approximately two weeks. The work began Monday, April 8, the LSA said.
A 26-year-old Center Valley man's rollover crash in the 1200 block of Seidersville Road March 24 was DUI-related, Lower Saucon Township Police said in a post on their Crimewatch site Monday.
Frequent visitors of Creekside Marketplace may soon have another way to manage their funds while out shopping. At their meeting on Wednesday, Lower Saucon Township council discussed a land development waiver that would bring a drive-up ATM to the shopping center on Route 412.
There's been another black bear sighting in Lower Saucon Township; the second in as many weeks. This time the bear was spotted in the backyard of a home on Kally Ridge Road, which is in the Wassergass section in the eastern part of the township.
A 31-year-old Lower Saucon Township man who's been labeled a serial rapist was sentenced in Northampton County Court Friday to serve 72 years to life in prison for raping and holding three women against their will, as well as prostituting them out to strangers.
Lower Saucon Township is building a second Little Free Library and they need your help designing it. If you would like to participate, send your design to info@lowersaucontownship.org no later than Tuesday, April 30, 2019.
Just weeks after a resident proposed to Lower Saucon Township Council that a volunteer beautification committee be formed to help improve the overall appearance of the township's Rt. 378 commercial corridor, another blow to the area was struck with the closure of a large bowling alley-restaurant-fun center Saturday.
As of early Tuesday afternoon local volunteer fire companies are fighting what was being described as a "very large brush fire" in the Wassergass section of Lower Saucon Township.
A large restaurant, bar and bowling alley in Lower Saucon Township closed abruptly Sunday. Revolutions at Saucon Valley had signs posted on its doors that read: "Revolutions has closed for business. Thank you for all of your patronage. We will miss you all."
