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If you have a hankering for Starbucks iced coffee in the midst of summer, you will have to wait a little longer in order to satisfy it at the new store that’s planned in Hellertown. However, progress toward the opening is being made.
Can flowers–or anything–be enjoyed outside the home without being constantly kept under lock and key? That’s a question the owners of a large flower-filled planter are likely asking themselves, after it was stolen from their back porch steps last night.
Main Street in Hellertown, which is also Rt. 412, has seen a recent uptick in reckless behavior by youthful motorists, Hellertown Borough Council was told Tuesday evening.
Hellertown Police say they are investigating an incident involving a suspected child luring attempt that occurred Wednesday afternoon near Main and Walnut streets.
The closure of a National Auto store in Hellertown earlier this spring resulted in another vacancy in the Shoppes at Hellertown shopping center on Main Street in the borough. What type of business do you think should fill it?
A project that will help improve pedestrian safety along Main Street in Hellertown is proceeding well ahead of schedule, likely aided by the favorable weather for construction projects that has prevailed since work began on it in early April.
Charges have been filed against a Westmoreland County man following an incident in which he allegedly attempted to ride a wheelie southbound in the 1500 block of Main Street in Hellertown.
After encountering an alleged burglar in his home, a Hellertown resident is likely thankful to be uninjured, but the same might be said about the man who police say illegally entered the residence in the middle of the night.
Firefighters raced to the scene of a truck fire at the intersection of Main and Water streets in Hellertown borough a little after 1 p.m. Saturday.
Hellertown pedestrians and motorists may have noticed construction around a number of intersections in town this week. The orange cones, safety fencing and dug-up sections of sidewalk may be an unsightly inconvenience right now, but the project they represent is a good one, say borough officials.