Funding teen programs ... Holiday railroading ... Council approves table gaming grants By an 8 to 1 vote, Northampton County Council has approved $720,500 in table games grants. They are part of Executive Jo... Visions of Hope: A patient’s journey During the month of November, Susan Hope Schaffer, artist and cancer survivor, had her work, “Visons of Hope” exhibited ... Luminaria Night: A beloved tradition In 1998 three Bethlehem women, Donna Acerra, DeAnn Artim and Joanne Anderson, joined forces to revive the luminaria trad... Mack Trucks announces 400 layoffs Mack Trucks announced Dec. 15 beginning in January 2016, the company will lay off 400 workers. Christopher Heffner, publ... Bethlehem Council approves Martin Tower rezoning Almost as an afterthought, city council approved Bethlehem’s $73.85 million budget for 2016 at the meeting Dec. 15. It w... Perfect weather for Peace Pilgrimage While there was no sun, the weather Dec. 12 was unseasonably mild, making it perfect for the 56th annual Christmas Peace... Sharing the holiday spirit Moravian College hosted a holiday meal at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Dec. 5 to help less fortunate residents o... Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m... « Previous 672 673 674 » Next Man dies in South Whitehall Township house fireNorthampton: Community Days underway with fireworks set for July 18Upper Macungie Tavern celebrates grand opening in former Sunset Grille locationLocal homeschoolers experience history hands-on in Weisenberg Twp.St. John’s UCC, Mickleys, site to continue as place of worship
Holiday railroading ... Council approves table gaming grants By an 8 to 1 vote, Northampton County Council has approved $720,500 in table games grants. They are part of Executive Jo... Visions of Hope: A patient’s journey During the month of November, Susan Hope Schaffer, artist and cancer survivor, had her work, “Visons of Hope” exhibited ... Luminaria Night: A beloved tradition In 1998 three Bethlehem women, Donna Acerra, DeAnn Artim and Joanne Anderson, joined forces to revive the luminaria trad... Mack Trucks announces 400 layoffs Mack Trucks announced Dec. 15 beginning in January 2016, the company will lay off 400 workers. Christopher Heffner, publ... Bethlehem Council approves Martin Tower rezoning Almost as an afterthought, city council approved Bethlehem’s $73.85 million budget for 2016 at the meeting Dec. 15. It w... Perfect weather for Peace Pilgrimage While there was no sun, the weather Dec. 12 was unseasonably mild, making it perfect for the 56th annual Christmas Peace... Sharing the holiday spirit Moravian College hosted a holiday meal at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Dec. 5 to help less fortunate residents o... Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m... « Previous 672 673 674 » Next Man dies in South Whitehall Township house fireNorthampton: Community Days underway with fireworks set for July 18Upper Macungie Tavern celebrates grand opening in former Sunset Grille locationLocal homeschoolers experience history hands-on in Weisenberg Twp.St. John’s UCC, Mickleys, site to continue as place of worship
Council approves table gaming grants By an 8 to 1 vote, Northampton County Council has approved $720,500 in table games grants. They are part of Executive Jo... Visions of Hope: A patient’s journey During the month of November, Susan Hope Schaffer, artist and cancer survivor, had her work, “Visons of Hope” exhibited ... Luminaria Night: A beloved tradition In 1998 three Bethlehem women, Donna Acerra, DeAnn Artim and Joanne Anderson, joined forces to revive the luminaria trad... Mack Trucks announces 400 layoffs Mack Trucks announced Dec. 15 beginning in January 2016, the company will lay off 400 workers. Christopher Heffner, publ... Bethlehem Council approves Martin Tower rezoning Almost as an afterthought, city council approved Bethlehem’s $73.85 million budget for 2016 at the meeting Dec. 15. It w... Perfect weather for Peace Pilgrimage While there was no sun, the weather Dec. 12 was unseasonably mild, making it perfect for the 56th annual Christmas Peace... Sharing the holiday spirit Moravian College hosted a holiday meal at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Dec. 5 to help less fortunate residents o... Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m... « Previous 672 673 674 » Next Man dies in South Whitehall Township house fireNorthampton: Community Days underway with fireworks set for July 18Upper Macungie Tavern celebrates grand opening in former Sunset Grille locationLocal homeschoolers experience history hands-on in Weisenberg Twp.St. John’s UCC, Mickleys, site to continue as place of worship
Visions of Hope: A patient’s journey During the month of November, Susan Hope Schaffer, artist and cancer survivor, had her work, “Visons of Hope” exhibited ... Luminaria Night: A beloved tradition In 1998 three Bethlehem women, Donna Acerra, DeAnn Artim and Joanne Anderson, joined forces to revive the luminaria trad... Mack Trucks announces 400 layoffs Mack Trucks announced Dec. 15 beginning in January 2016, the company will lay off 400 workers. Christopher Heffner, publ... Bethlehem Council approves Martin Tower rezoning Almost as an afterthought, city council approved Bethlehem’s $73.85 million budget for 2016 at the meeting Dec. 15. It w... Perfect weather for Peace Pilgrimage While there was no sun, the weather Dec. 12 was unseasonably mild, making it perfect for the 56th annual Christmas Peace... Sharing the holiday spirit Moravian College hosted a holiday meal at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Dec. 5 to help less fortunate residents o... Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m... « Previous 672 673 674 » Next Man dies in South Whitehall Township house fireNorthampton: Community Days underway with fireworks set for July 18Upper Macungie Tavern celebrates grand opening in former Sunset Grille locationLocal homeschoolers experience history hands-on in Weisenberg Twp.St. John’s UCC, Mickleys, site to continue as place of worship
Luminaria Night: A beloved tradition In 1998 three Bethlehem women, Donna Acerra, DeAnn Artim and Joanne Anderson, joined forces to revive the luminaria trad... Mack Trucks announces 400 layoffs Mack Trucks announced Dec. 15 beginning in January 2016, the company will lay off 400 workers. Christopher Heffner, publ... Bethlehem Council approves Martin Tower rezoning Almost as an afterthought, city council approved Bethlehem’s $73.85 million budget for 2016 at the meeting Dec. 15. It w... Perfect weather for Peace Pilgrimage While there was no sun, the weather Dec. 12 was unseasonably mild, making it perfect for the 56th annual Christmas Peace... Sharing the holiday spirit Moravian College hosted a holiday meal at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Dec. 5 to help less fortunate residents o... Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m... « Previous 672 673 674 » Next Man dies in South Whitehall Township house fireNorthampton: Community Days underway with fireworks set for July 18Upper Macungie Tavern celebrates grand opening in former Sunset Grille locationLocal homeschoolers experience history hands-on in Weisenberg Twp.St. John’s UCC, Mickleys, site to continue as place of worship
Mack Trucks announces 400 layoffs Mack Trucks announced Dec. 15 beginning in January 2016, the company will lay off 400 workers. Christopher Heffner, publ... Bethlehem Council approves Martin Tower rezoning Almost as an afterthought, city council approved Bethlehem’s $73.85 million budget for 2016 at the meeting Dec. 15. It w... Perfect weather for Peace Pilgrimage While there was no sun, the weather Dec. 12 was unseasonably mild, making it perfect for the 56th annual Christmas Peace... Sharing the holiday spirit Moravian College hosted a holiday meal at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Dec. 5 to help less fortunate residents o... Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m... « Previous 672 673 674 » Next Man dies in South Whitehall Township house fireNorthampton: Community Days underway with fireworks set for July 18Upper Macungie Tavern celebrates grand opening in former Sunset Grille locationLocal homeschoolers experience history hands-on in Weisenberg Twp.St. John’s UCC, Mickleys, site to continue as place of worship
Bethlehem Council approves Martin Tower rezoning Almost as an afterthought, city council approved Bethlehem’s $73.85 million budget for 2016 at the meeting Dec. 15. It w... Perfect weather for Peace Pilgrimage While there was no sun, the weather Dec. 12 was unseasonably mild, making it perfect for the 56th annual Christmas Peace... Sharing the holiday spirit Moravian College hosted a holiday meal at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Dec. 5 to help less fortunate residents o... Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m... « Previous 672 673 674 » Next
Perfect weather for Peace Pilgrimage While there was no sun, the weather Dec. 12 was unseasonably mild, making it perfect for the 56th annual Christmas Peace... Sharing the holiday spirit Moravian College hosted a holiday meal at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Dec. 5 to help less fortunate residents o... Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m...
Sharing the holiday spirit Moravian College hosted a holiday meal at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Dec. 5 to help less fortunate residents o... Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m...
Gaming board readies for 2016 Northampton County’s nine-member Gaming Board met Dec. 14 to gear up for next year’s round of grants. It awarded $1.66 m...
