Elizabeth Hulse of Allentown was reluctant to have her wisdom teeth removed. Oral surgery made her queasy, the prospect of swelling was stressful and she didn’t want the procedure to […]
Residents are asked to place branches (with no other yard waste included) at the curb by 6 p.m. Sunday for pickup.
Along with higher snowfall totals, there has been an increase in the number of snow removal warnings and citations issued by the Borough of Hellertown's Department of Code Enforcement this winter.
Due to the significant amount of snow left behind by Tuesday's storm, some local municipalities are proactively working to remove it from streets, particularly where on-street parking is needed.
Instead of a five-hour closure for the removal of debris from underneath the Water Street Bridge, motorists will now have to deal with daily closures from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for the remainder of this week.
The removal of trees along West Water Street in Hellertown borough near the Water Street Bridge has nothing to do with a rumored plan to install a temporary bridge there, Borough Manager Cathy Hartranft confirmed Monday.
Citing safety concerns, Hellertown Borough Council Monday night followed the recommendation of Police Chief Robert Shupp and voted unanimously to remove a parking space on the west side of Main Street at W. Saucon Street.
Some trees that have a bit of a messy reputation are being removed along Constitution Avenue in Hellertown borough in the area of the Hellertown Area Library. The 10 sweetgum trees on the east side of the street across from Dimmick Park and have provided shade between the library parking lot and Juniper Road for many years.
Hellertown Borough Council Monday unanimously approved a plan to remove 10 large trees and replace 450 linear feet of damaged sidewalk along Constitution Avenue near the Hellertown Area Library.
A spokesman for BB&T bank, which recently acquired National Penn Bank, confirmed that the electronic time and temperature displays that have long been part of some Lehigh Valley branches' outdoor signs are becoming a thing of the past.
