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Restaurant inspections from Monroe County, Aug. 12-25
These establishments in Monroe County were inspected between Aug. 12 and 25, according to Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture records. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture provides this disclosure: "Please remember that any inspection is a 'snapshot' of the day and time of the inspection. An inspection conducted on any given day may not be representative of the overall, long-term cleanliness of an establishment. Also, at the time of the inspection, violations are recorded but are often corrected on site...
Looking Back | Becky’s Drive-In: Part 2 of 5
In this second column, I am speaking to Cindy Beck Deppe. Cindy was a former student of this writer at Northampton Area High School. Her father, William Beck, was the founder of the local landmark Becky’s Drive-In Theater in Berlinsville. Cindy is sharing her father’s memories of his film career and Becky’s Drive-In.
Weis Markets Overhauls Pennsylvania Store
To mark the reopening of its newly remodeled Tannersville, Pa., grocery store, located on PA-611, Weis Markets donated $500 each to the Animal Welfare Society of Monroe, the Our Lady of Victory Roman Catholic Church Food Pantry, the Pocono Township Volunteer Fire Department and the Cherry Lane United Methodist Church Food Pantry.
Bath paw-rents will soon have a place to remember and reflect on beloved pets
For many pet parents, losing a beloved pet is akin to losing a family member. For Bath resident Autumn Masonheimer, losing her “perfect dog” Logan was one of the hardest moments of her life. “Telling him he could leave me was one of the hardest things I’ve ever...
Lehigh Valley Zoo welcomes baby alpaca; zoo to hold vote on name
NORTH WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. — If you need furry baby fever, Lehigh Valley Zoo has just the attraction for you. Lehigh Valley Zoo has announced the birth of a male baby alpaca, also known as a cria, born to mother Illuminati and father Havoc on Aug. 22. This marks...
Legendary punk rock band cancels tour due to ‘unforeseen family circumstance’
Fans of Bad Religion are going to have to wait a while to see them on stage. That’s because the band announced on social media this week that it is cancelling its 2024 tour. “Due to an unforeseen family circumstance, we are cancelling our upcoming fall tour,” a post on the band’s Instagram page read. “We apologize for any disappointment and disruption this may cause. We appreciate your understanding.”
Eat, Sip, Shop: Mother-daughter duo honors family matriarch at new Bethlehem boutique
BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Locally-inspired merchandise – including clothing, accessories and housewares adorned with “Bethlehem,” “Lehigh Valley” and “610” – shines at a new family-run store in Northampton County. Crewy Woo Boutique, an elevated boutique offering unique gifts, clothing, home goods and...
LVIA hikes parking rates. Cookie chain opens 1st regional location. | Lehigh Valley headlines
It will soon cost more to park in both the short- and long-term lots at Lehigh Valley International Airport. The Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority’s Board of Governors on Tuesday unanimously approved rate hikes for both lots. It’s the first time the rates have been adjusted since 2009, the authority said...
Labor Day 2024: What’s open and closed in the Lehigh Valley
LEHIGH VALLEY, Pa. -- With the upcoming Labor Day weekend approaching, many people are left wondering what will remain open on Monday?. WFMZ has compiled a list of the most asked for locations on Labor Day. School Districts. Allentown School District will be closed on Monday, Sept. 2 in observance...
Time’s Ticking: Unclaimed $1.25 Million Powerball Prizes Await Lucky Winners
MIDDLETOWN, PA — Pennsylvania Lottery players, now is the time to check your Powerball tickets. Three significant winning tickets, totaling a combined $1,250,000, remain unclaimed and are nearing expiration. These tickets were sold during a historic Powerball jackpot run, culminating in a $1.76 billion win in California. The Pennsylvania tickets in question include a $1 million winner from Philadelphia, a $150,000 winner from Lehigh County, and a $100,000 winner from Allegheny County.
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