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A crash involving a refrigerated box truck carrying a full load of food resulted in a big mess that closed a section of road in Upper Black Eddy for hours last week, and could result in citations, according to state law enforcement officers.
A store that sells vaping devices and related products will soon be opening in the Shoppes at Hellertown, according to signage outside one of the shopping center’s vacant units.
The area’s newest McDonald’s will soon be open for business.
As a prayer vigil was being organized for the family of two girls who died in a house fire on Linden Avenue in Hellertown borough Friday, fire investigators continued to seek answers about what caused the blaze.
Traffic on Beverly Hills Road in Upper Saucon Township was affected by what witnesses said appeared to be a standoff involving police that lasted much of the day Friday.
Fortunately, in the case of Edwin Derr of Leithsville, the attack by “an infuriated bull” in February 1895 did not prove fatal.
On Episode 71 of No Rain Date we’re joined by Marcie Mulligan, Director of Cultural Education for the Celtic Cultural Alliance, which organizes Bethlehem’s annual Celtic Classic.
One of the most common Google searches is a question that begins with “why” and ends with “is getting so expensive?” Inflation is a concern for many Americans–perhaps, even an obsession–and when you look at what food and household wares cost a century ago, it isn’t difficult to understand why.
In an era when women and girls were expected to follow strict social norms, it may have surprised newspaper readers to learn the story of 15-year-old Fannie Riegel.
It may seem like a flight of fancy today, but more than a century ago, prominent Hellertown officials believed the borough could soon become a city of 10,000 people by annexing adjacent areas, including parts of Lower Saucon Township.
