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Allentown planners OK project changes for downtown Thomas Jefferson medical college
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - The Allentown Planning Commission approved an amendment to an approved redevelopment plan involving a medical school at the former Merchants National Bank building Tuesday afternoon at City Hall. The applicant, City Center Group Development, wants to officially establish an educational or college use at 702 Hamilton St....
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‘You can do anything you want’: Army veteran builds new career in craftsmanship
MACUNGIE, Pa. - William Brader has traded in his army uniform for a career in craftsmanship. "I love seeing the final result. At the end, when you can look at it and say, 'Wow, that looks good,’" said Brader. The owner of Veteran Grains is doing everything from cabinets...
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Shop locally made gifts, decor and more at new holiday market, opening Tuesday in Lehigh County
EMMAUS, Pa. – Just in time for holiday shopping, an inaugural market will feature unique, hand-crafted jewelry, paintings, pillows, scarves, ornaments, greeting cards, and more from Lehigh Valley artists and creators. JuxtaHub, a Lehigh Valley-based creative arts and innovation center, will debut its first Resident Artist Holiday Market on...
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Cross Country – Hearn makes history at PIAA State Championship as boys record highest finish ever on an ‘amazing’ day for the program
In a season filled with so many highlights and so many accomplishments for both the Emmaus boys and girls cross country teams, perhaps no one described it better than their head coach. “So amazing,” said Kami Reinhard, Emmaus’ sixth year coach. Indeed, it was. And that incredible season...
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Allentown food bank says demand is surging and shelves are thinning before Thanksgiving — a ‘crisis’ for local families.
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - It's a busy day at the Allentown Area Ecumenical Food Bank. Each month, 2,100 families rely on its food to survive. Last year, 4 percent of pantry-goers were new. This year, that number is 55 percent. Folks like Katrina Carrillo. "It's hard, especially, you know, being a...