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Specialty meats manufacturer moving into Bethlehem warehouse vacated by vertical farm
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The former home of a vertical farm in Bethlehem is being transformed into a production facility for a specialty meats manufacturer. A sign outside 1025 Feather Way indicates the 156,000-square-foot building's next tenant will be MAYA Meat. MAYA's website lists the address as the future home of...
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The Bethlehem Co-op Market opens after 15 years
Rows of cars stretch across the parking lot, hardly leaving a space in sight. As the automatic doors slide open, community members stand ready to welcome visitors into a grocery store 15 years in the making. Inside, the sweet smell of apple cider donuts fills the air as shoppers wander...
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This Old-School Pennsylvania Italian Restaurant Is A Dream Come True For Ravioli Lovers
The ravioli here is homemade, and one version packs in six cheeses. That number alone made me stop scrolling. Six is a lot of cheese for one little pasta pillow. The recipes trace back to a woman named Terry, who started cooking for this dining room in 1951. Her name is still on the sign. Her crispy thin-crust pizza still shares the spotlight with that ravioli.
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Pennsylvania Five-and-Dime Store Still Has Its Original Soda Fountain and 200 Model Airplanes Hanging Over Shoppers
About 200 model airplanes hang from the ceiling of one small Pennsylvania variety store. Yes, you can shop for dish towels and old-fashioned candy under an entire squadron. Up front, an old soda fountain still serves lunch to anyone who grabs a stool. Milkshakes, malts, and fresh root beer still come from the same counter that generations of local families have leaned on.
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Man arrested after police find pipe bomb in his car in Quakertown, police say
A Schuylkill County man was arrested after a pipe bomb was found in his vehicle in Quakertown, according to police. Scott Albert Jr., 31, of Orwigsburg, is facing a felony charge of weapons of mass destruction, in addition to misdemeanor charges of possession of a weapon, making repairs to, selling, dealing in, using, or possessing a prohibited offensive weapon, recklessly endangering another person, and use/possesion of drug paraphernalia. He was arrested on Nov. 6 and sent to Bucks County Jail after his bail was denied when a Magisterial District Court judge deemed him a danger to the community, according to court documents. Jason Alan Rubinstein is representing Albert in this case.