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Photos released of masked teen sought in afternoon shooting into occupied Easton home
Easton police continue to search for a teenage masked gunman they say opened fire Monday afternoon into an occupied home in the city’s West Ward. Shots shortly after 1:30 p.m. rang out in the 100 block of South 12th Street, city police said. If you purchase a product or...
Mechanical engineering Prof. Ryan Rosario earns $200,000 NSF award
Two-year grant will fund Rosario and two student-researchers as they study potential models for predicting, and preventing, tendon and ligament failure. Ryan Rosario, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, was recently awarded his first National Science Foundation (NSF) grant for his research on the mechanics of ligament and tendon failure. In addition to providing funding for laboratory equipment and supplies, the two-year, $200,000 award also will provide support for student-researchers to work alongside Rosario on the project. This is Rosario’s first NSF award as a principal investigator.
Green Move Out initiative powers annual West Ward Sale
Through the program, new and gently used items are offered in the community at a pay-what-you-can rate. Since its inception in 2008, Green Move Out has collected new and gently used items donated during move out by Lafayette College students. After years of grassroots efforts by students, faculty, and staff, this annual initiative is now organized by the Office of Sustainability, in partnership with Landis Center for Community Engagement.
‘Come hungry’: Popular restaurateur sets opening date for ‘dream’ dining establishment in Easton
EASTON, Pa. - One of the region’s most prominent hospitality groups – known for operating highly acclaimed restaurants and hotels like Three Oak Steakhouse, River Grille and Townley House – is almost ready to welcome foodies to its newest dining destination in the Lehigh Valley. Enjoy with...
Long list of Delaware River towns protected by federal law could include Easton and P’burg
A new proposal to Phillipsburg Town Council could reshape the future of all life along the area’s most fabled waterway. A spokesperson for the Lower Delaware Wild and Scenic River Management Council told the town lawmakers on June 26 that they could be reconsidered for inclusion in the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act if the officials agree to support the group’s other efforts.
‘Super pumped!’: Restaurant offering ‘Mexican comfort food,’ full bar nears opening in Northampton County
HELLERTOWN, Pa. — A new full-service restaurant is set to spice up the Lehigh Valley’s dining scene with unique, made-from-scratch Mexican dishes, signature spirits and cocktails, and a vibrant atmosphere. La Maya Mexican Comfort, offering upscale Mexican comfort cuisine, is expected to open within the next few weeks...
Local Man Sworn in as Full-Time L. Saucon Police Officer
Ofc. Andrew Wieder was sworn in Monday by Northampton County District Judge Alan Mege, officials with the department said in a July 2 post on their Crimewatch site. A local man has been sworn in as a full-time officer with the Lower Saucon Township Police Department.. Ofc. Andrew Wieder was...
Woman in Northampton County shot in back by 3-year-old after man leaves gun near toddlers, police say
A woman is recovering after she was shot by a 3-year-old inside a home in the Easton suburb of Wilson Borough, Northampton County. Police said a man cocked the gun and placed it on a table near four children, all under 5 years old, then walked away.
Lehigh University reviews $125 million bond sale with Northampton County; Dixie land transfer delayed
BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- Lehigh University plans a bond issue of $125 million to pay for campus improvements and refund some earlier debt, taking advantage of lower rates. Lehigh Treasurer David Hammer presented the sale to the Northampton County General Purpose Authority (GPA) on Tuesday, and County Council will hold a final vote Wednesday.
See all homes sold in Northampton County, June 24 to June 30
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Northampton County reported from June 24 to June 30. There were 59 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,996-square-foot home on Farmhill Road in Northampton that sold for $350,000. Bangor.
$975K U. Saucon home tops June 17-23 list of most expensive sold in Lehigh Valley
A home in Upper Saucon Township that sold for $975,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Lehigh County in the most recent week of available deed transactions. The property at 6880 Stella Circle was built in 2005 and has a living area of 4,020...
Thieves Targeting Specific Vehicles, Palmer Police Say
An uptick in the number of thefts of specific types of vehicles has prompted Palmer Township Police to issue a warning to the owners of those vehicles, amid concerns that car thieves are targeting them by copying key fob signals. Est. Read Time: < 1 min. An uptick in the...
Fourth Of July: Here's Where To See Holiday Fireworks In Montco
Here's an exhaustive list of fireworks shows planned across the region for the holiday weekend. FirstEnergy Stadium, 1900 Centre Ave., Reading, will show fireworks July 4, 5 and 6 for the Fightin' Phils games. Tickets can be purchased on the team's website. Governor Mifflin Intermediate School, 600 Governor Drive, Shillington,...
Bridge Tolls From New Jersey to PA Could Go Up 20%
When you think of how expensive everything else has gotten, it's somewhat amazing that the four bridges drivers use to cross from New Jersey to Pennsylvania haven't increased in price in 13 years. That may be about to change. DRPA Considers a 20% Toll Hike on Bridges Crossing the Delaware.
$266 Million Investment: Philly Joy Bank Supports Expectant Mothers, While Pennsylvania Governor Introduces Housing Rebate Initiative
The Philly Joy Bank has launched a new initiative aimed at supporting expecting mothers in Philadelphia, particularly in the Nicetown-Tioga, Strawberry Mansion, and Cobbs Creek neighborhoods. According to The US Sun News, eligible mothers selected through a lottery system will receive $1,000 per month for 18 months, beginning from their second trimester and continuing until their child’s first birthday. This financial assistance is intended to empower mothers by giving them control over their spending to meet essential needs. Additionally, participants will receive supplementary benefits such as financial counseling, home visits, and support from doulas.
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