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Things are ‘Bloomin’ in Phillipsburg, The Bloomin' Cottage Holds Ribbon Cutting
PHILLIPSBURG, NJ – When Charee’ Serrano asked her friends on social media about starting a business to hold classes for creativity, of course they said yes. Fast-forward, a new sign, a thriving small business and a need to expand have Serrano and her husband Red by her side smiling like a fully bloomed sunflower. June 8, 2024 brought 30+ people to Serrano’s official ribbon cutting ceremony with Philipsburg Downtown Association President Bill Benz, and with the South Main Street Alliance and local craft and market vendors all dropping in to congratulate them.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR...
8 displaced in Northampton County apartments blaze, fire official says
Eight adults are homeless after a rapidly-moving blaze tore through a building in East Allen Township, a fire official said. Township Fire Chief Josh Smith told lehighvalleylive.com flames just before 4:30 a.m. Sunday ignited at the building, occupying five apartments, near the Phillips Pet Supply Outlet. Responding crews reported flames visible upon arrival from the back and then quickly spreading throughout the second level.
Lopatcong Town Council Adopts $12.5 Million Budget for 2024
PHILLIPSBURG, NJ - The Lopatcong Town Council adopted its 2024 municipal budget of $12.5 million June 5, 2024. Total appropriations stand at $12,536,409.40, and the amount to be raised by taxes is $6,063,907, representing a .2 cent increase in local tax of $51 for the average township homeowner, with the median home value set at $231,000. Miscellaneous revenues are projected at $6,472,501.79, including using $2,334,000 in the fund balance, according to Lopatcong’s Chief Financial Officer Kim Browne.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Budget drivers are in part due to operating expenses such as salaries and...
188 dogs rescued in Hunterdon: This week in Central Jersey history, June 10-16
One hundred and eighty-eight dogs were rescued on the morning of Tuesday, June 11, 2019, from a hoarding situation in Kingwood. The dogs were removed from the residence by St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center and the Monmouth County SPCA. Here's a look at events that happened in Central Jersey from...
Ouster or No Ouster? Warren County Prosecutor James Pfeiffer Challenges State AG and Governor in Court
PHILLIPSBURG, NJ - Warren County Prosecutor James Pfeiffer is suing New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin and New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. In a statement from Attorney Brad M. Russo, of Russo Law Offices, LLC in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, it was said that Pfeiffer filed a verified complaint, writing that he remains the duly appointed and confirmed Prosecutor for Warren County. It continues to read, “He [Pfeiffer] has not legally resigned or been lawfully removed from his position.”CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER In April 2024, Platkin announced that he had exercised supersession over...
Home Plate Dairy Announces Exciting New Promotion: "Late Night at the Dairy"
Stewartsville, NJ – June 6, 2024 – Home Plate Dairy, located at 2664 Rt 57 in Stewartsville, NJ, is thrilled to announce an exciting new promotion aimed at serving the community in fresh and innovative ways. Remember those late nights when the teens would hang out and grab ice cream? The Home Plate Dairy hopes to hit a home run, promoting their shop as a stop for a place to hang out in the scenic Grove that is also pet friendly.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Beginning next Friday, June 14th, Home Plate Dairy...
Dixie Cup project up for review. Vote expected on 34-home development. | Lehigh Valley government watch
Here is a look at some government and other community news across the Lehigh Valley region for the week beginning Monday, June 10. WILSON BOROUGH | Borough council is scheduled to meet at 7 p.m. Monday in Council Chambers, 2040 Hay Terrace. Borough solicitor Stan Margle said last week that a hearing is expected on the project to redevelop the former Dixie Cup factory. Plans are in the works to convert the abandoned plant into 405 apartments with a pet-friendly bar on the first floor.
A solution to Saucon Park’s concession stand flooding issues. It involves wheels.
Flooding problems at Bethlehem’s Saucon Park has prompted the city to invest in a mobile food trailer to serve Little Leaguers and others who use the park. Mayor J. Williams Reynolds said in a press release that the park is introducing a mobile food trailer as a long-term solution to its concession stand, which became difficult to maintain due to frequent flooding of the Saucon Creek that runs along the park’s edge.
Easton City Council selects first responders to receive inaugural Juneteenth Recognition Award
EASTON, Pa. -- Three honorees will receive the inaugural Juneteenth Recognition Award for the city of Easton. The award will honor African Americans from Easton who have made a significant impact on the community. Easton City Councilman Frank Pintabone has sponsored a resolution to establish award, which was co-sponsored by...
Things to do in the Lehigh Valley for free this summer
The kids are out of school, and pretty soon they’ll utter the phrase parents are all too familiar with: “I’m bored.” Keeping them occupied, however, shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg. From summer concerts to movies in the park, here is a list of free things to do in the Lehigh Valley and beyond this summer. FESTIVALS Sabor Latin Festival: ArtsQuest’s celebration of the region’s Latino culture ...
SangriaFest returns to Lehigh Valley this Saturday
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - SangriaFest is coming back to the Lehigh Valley. ArtsQuest says the event will be held on Saturday at Grange Park in Upper Macungie Township from 4 to 7 p.m. with premium access from 3 to 4 p.m. The rain date is Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.
Juneteenth Celebrations in the Lehigh Valley
Celebrated annually on June 19, Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. Find out how local businesses and organizations are honoring the holiday below. Nkasso’s Juneteenth Celebration. Celebrate Juneteenth with an unforgettable culinary experience at Nkasso on Friday, June 14 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m....
Event recognizes female veterans ahead of Women's Veterans Day
A special event in Bethlehem recognizes women veterans for their service. It's held in conjunction with the upcoming Women's Veterans Day. The event at Moravian University marks the 76th anniversary of when President Harry Truman signed legislation allowing women to permanently serve in the military. The event was presented by...
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