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Prisoner arrested after escaping custody in Easton, state police say
EASTON, Pa. - Police searched Southside Easton for hours after a prisoner escaped custody Tuesday afternoon. Trooper Nathan Branosky tells 69 News the 42-year-old male prisoner ran off around 3 p.m. in the area of the magisterial district court in Southside Easton. Police on scene say he was caught a...
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The Funky Little Pennsylvania Town That Feels Like Stepping Into A Vintage Movie Set
Somewhere in the Pocono Mountains, tucked between two green ridgelines like a secret someone forgot to keep, sits Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, a town so impossibly charming it almost doesn’t seem real. If you’ve never been, you’re missing out on one of the most visually stunning, historically rich, and genuinely...
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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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Easton Historic District Commission rejects proposal to raze former Easton Bus Terminal to make way for 6-story apartment building
EASTON, Pa. – The Easton Historic District Commission rejected a proposal to demolish a former bus terminal Monday night at city hall. Applicant Kevin Serfass proposed to raze the former Easton Bus Terminal, owned by Dorothy Varju and Mary Sue Tumminello, and then construct an apartment building at 102 Bushkill St. The proposed new facility would rise 74 feet and consist of six stories, with five stories devoted to apartments and the first floor serving as parking for those units.
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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...