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Pen Argyl, PA · Arts & Culture
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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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Easton's PA Bacon Fest Marks 15th Year With 180 Vendors
Downtown Easton turns into one giant bacon-scented block party this weekend, as PA Bacon Fest returns Saturday and Sunday with more than 180 vendors, over 20 musical acts, and free admission for a festival now marking its 15th year. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days across Northampton Street, South Third Street, North Third Street, and Centre Square.
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The State Theatre in Easton announces winner of Thanksgiving pie recipe contest on 69 News at Sunrise show
EASTON, Pa. - Sugar, butter, flour…and free tickets to a musical!. The State Theatre in Easton has been hosting a pie contest and "serving up" some tickets to the hit musical "Waitress." Anchor Eve Russo was in the Sunrise kitchen with Natalie Miller and Kori Lotito from the theatre...
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Turn & Grind Shop Preserving its past, securing a future
ArtsQuest recently celebrated a construction milestone for the historic Turn & Grind Shop project with a beam signing ceremony. Community leaders, partners and supporters left their mark on the 155-year-old Bethlehem Steel Corp. building as the project moves toward a 2027 opening. Built in the 1860s, the Turn & Grind Shop was part of Bethlehem Steel’s industrial operations and remains one of the physical links to the site’s manufacturing history. Today, the project team is carefully balancing preservation of that legacy with the infrastructure necessary to transform the building into a modern public venue with programming throughout the year.