Lower Macungie Township
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Allentown and Bethlehem police open 2027 hiring rounds
Police in the Lehigh Valley's two largest cities are taking applications for new officers, with Allentown's window closing Monday, Dec. 14, and Bethlehem's on Monday, Jan. 4, 2027. The post Allentown and Bethlehem police open 2027 hiring rounds appeared first on LehighDaily.com .
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Allentown City Council forwards changes to ‘workforce housing,’ rental inspection fees
ALLENTOWN, Pa. – Allentown City Council voted Wednesday to forward a proposed bill to promote the development of workforce affordable housing. The amendment to the city code adds a chapter on “workforce housing” and establishes affordability requirements for certain multifamily rental housing developments. Such developments involve 10...
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Bethlehem Emergency Shelter opens for the season, nearly reaching capacity
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Since 2017, the Bethlehem Emergency Shelter has been offering more than just a place to sleep for people who need it. "Overnight sheltering, hot meals. We invite service providers inside the building while the guests are in house, and showers," said Brian Sweeney, Bethlehem Emergency Sheltering executive director.
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Lehigh hosts annual flag-raising Veterans Day ceremony
Thomas Guest, ‘28M, had a few extended family members that served in the Army and Navy, but when he sat down with a recruiter over 20 years ago, he said he wanted to serve for the tangible reasons: money, education and job training. What he said he appreciated most within his first year of service, however, was the intangible.
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‘Thank You for Everything You’ve Sacrificed,’ Veterans Told
A sincere ‘thank you’ was delivered to all who have served at the Edward H. Ackerman American Legion Post 397’s annual Veterans Day service at Union Cemetery in Hellertown Wednesday. Legion Commander Eric Medei said he feels fortunate to have led the organization for 10 years, supporting...
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Generations across the region honor, celebrate those who served this Veterans Day
BUCKS COUNTY, PA. - From young voices to those with aspirations to serve, this Veterans Day brought together many generations to honor and celebrate. On Wednesday, more than 300 sixth graders in Quakertown honored those who served in their own way. The choir sang songs to the veterans; their voices joining together in gratitude. The reason is simple.