Saucon Valley School District taxpayers who viewed the board's Tuesday meeting agenda and saw that a vote on an approximately $46 million proposed budget with a 0 mill tax increase was on it may be in for a surprise, if they didn't attend the meeting or watch it online.
If you're an RCN internet and/or television customer and you live in the Lehigh Valley, you're likely experiencing a major service interruption.
An open house for three businesses that recently opened offices on Main Street in downtown Hellertown drew over 100 attendees Wednesday night. One of the businesses is Saucon Source LLC. The other two are Ben Chunko, Liberty Wealth Management, and Lindsay Albert, EA, who share an office.
The tax changes that became law late last year won't affect your 2017 tax return, but many taxpayers already have questions and are looking for answers from trusted professionals. They need look no further than H&R Block in Hellertown, which was founded as a locally-owned franchise in 1980, making this their 38th tax season serving the Saucon Valley.
Have you ever thought about how convenient it would be to have your financial planner on the same page as your accountant, or vice versa? You can now take advantage of such a two-person team--in the heart of Hellertown--at the newly-opened offices of wealth advisor Ben Chunko, of Liberty Wealth Management, and tax accountant Lindsay Albert, EA.
If a preliminary budget proposal approved by Lower Saucon Township Council Wednesday is adopted before the end of the year, it will be more expensive to both live and work in the township in 2018.
Property owners in Hellertown will be paying more in taxes in 2018 if a preliminary budget approved for advertisement by a 7-0 borough council vote Monday night is ultimately adopted.
The Saucon Valley School Board voted 6-2 to approve a final 2017-2018 budget that includes a 2.5 percent tax increase for property owners Tuesday.
In an effort to balance the district's 2017-2018 budget, Saucon Valley School Board members Tuesday discussed a budget proposal that would result in a 2.5 percent tax increase for district property owners; the first such increase in eight years.
Allan Bach of Hellertown urges everyone to vote May 16. Listen to the candidates before making your choice and contact them if you have questions, he says in a letter to the editor.
