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NJ Father Of 17 Shot In Head Outside Easton Store: Second Man Convicted In Killing
A father of 17 was shot in the head while sitting in a parked vehicle outside a Pennsylvania convenience store. More than three years later, a second Philadelphia man has been convicted in his killing, authorities announced on Friday, Nov. 6. Rasheed Quayle Tisdale, 32, was found guilty of criminal …
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Easton sizzles up good times at the 15th annual Bacon Festival
EASTON, Pa. - Bacon creations of all kinds sizzled up at Bacon Fest this weekend. "This is our biggest event of the year," said Sarah Barton with Breakaway Farms. Barton has been a part of the event for 15 years. "I mean it's year-round that we're preparing, but for a...
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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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This Unassuming Pennsylvania Eatery Is Home To The Best Burgers You’ll Ever Taste
Some restaurants earn their reputation quietly, without a single billboard or a sponsored post in sight, and Diner 248 in Easton, Pennsylvania is doing exactly that. If you haven’t been yet, you’re missing out on one of the most satisfying meals the Lehigh Valley has to offer. Here’s...
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David Martin's Ferry | Lehigh Valley Landmarks
In 1742, crossing the Delaware River at the Forks in Easton, Pennsylvania meant climbing into a canoe. Your horse did not get a seat. It swam alongside, reins in your hand, the current pulling at its legs. There was no bridge. There was no town on the Pennsylvania shore, only woods, brush, and an Indian path toward Bethlehem. There was just a ferryman, and he was a former New Jersey sheriff named David Martin.