Oct 31, 2009 | Easton Express-Times
Police investigating attempted homicide at Easton's Club Beyond
The front entrance of Club Beyond on Lehns Court in Downtown Easton. Police are investigating a stabbing they say occurred within the bar early Saturday morning.
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Governor Breaks Ground On Performing Arts Center
Governor Ed Rendell joined government and community leaders in Bethlehem this morning to break ground on the ArtsQuest Center for Performing Arts at SteelStacks .
Oct 31, 2009 | Easton Express-Times
Bethlehem woman charged with home burglary on Clermont Drive, suspected in several others
Police say a 42-year-old city woman stole jewelry, cash and household items from a number of area homes in the last month.
ArtsQuest celebrates construction start of SteelStacks performing...
The redevelopment of the former Bethlehem Steel Corp. site will continue next month when ArtsQuest starts construction on its SteelStacks performing arts center.
Angle's federal suit dismissed
A federal lawsuit filed by Northampton County Councilman Ron Angle, claiming he was wrongly fired from his radio talk show, has been dismissed, according to court records.
Bethlehem merchants give mixed reviews to new Main Street angled parking spots
As part of a plan to add more parking near Main and West Church streets, the city Tuesday converted six parallel parking spots in front of the Moravian Book Shop into 14 angled spots.
Health care reform hearing in Bethlehem focuses on need for change
Seven Lehigh Valley residents shared their struggles with health care during a rally Monday for national health care reform.
Lehigh Valley unemployment rate inches closer to 10 percent
Lehigh Valley unemployment rose again in September, as even the health care sector -- a primary driver of job growth in recent years -- has begun to shed jobs.
Bethlehem homeowner receives minor burns in electrical blaze
A Bethlehem man received minor burns to his face when he discovered an electrical blaze at his home this morning and tried to fight the flames with a garden hose, fire officials said.
Bethlehem Area School District may terminate bond swaps
The Bethlehem Area School Board might terminate at least one of three interest rate swaps that are making the district money but also come with a cash payout for termination.
Bethlehem police report theft of lawn mower, bike, car, GPS devices
Bethlehem police said seven thefts, ranging from money swiped from a mailbox to GPS devices pilfered from cars, and some vandalism occurred Tuesday.
Two women dead in Bethlehem apartment on Montclair Avenue - UPDATE
Bethlehem police and fire crews stand outside an apartment this afternoon at 552 Montclair Ave.
Fire damages two row homes in south Bethlehem
An early morning fire in two row homes in the 1200 block of Mechanic Street in Bethlehem displaced two families.
Bethlehem couple face drug, explosives charges
A Bethlehem couple face charges after police searched their home yesterday afternoon and found two large explosive devices and drugs.
Sean Francis Harrigan charged with vehicle break-ins in Bethlehem Township
Police said a 19-year-old man broke into and damaged several vehicles in the past week, stealing $1,000 worth of property and leaving $6,000 worth of damage in his wake.
Bethlehem Township man accused of spree of car break-ins
Bethlehem Township police allege a 19-year-old township man smashed windows on at least 10 vehicles this past weekend and stole a slew of purses, cell phones and other items.
Bethlehem man accused of punching girlfriend for not getting ready to go out
BETHLEHEM Police: Man slugged girlfriend for not getting ready to go out A Bethlehem man growing impatient with his girlfriend's reluctance to get ready for a Saturday night out punched her twice in the face, city police said.
Bethlehem firefighters recognized at memorial ceremony
The city fire department handed out awards Thursday, honored the lone firefighter to die on active duty and christened a gleaming aerial truck.
Bethlehem man charged in Kmart theft swings by Home Depot before arrest
A 39-year-old Bethlehem man, who police say left the Wilson Borough Kmart with $150 in DVD players, was arrested less than a mile away after stopping at a Palmer Township Home Depot, according to court documents.
Bethlehem girl stabbed five times on Sioux Street
Two people attacked a 17-year-old girl Sunday evening as she crossed Sioux Street in Bethlehem, police said.
Eight years in making, Illick's Mill restoration project finally complete
When Levi Arevalo graduated from Liberty High School in 2007, the Illick's Mill interior looked nothing like it does today.
Bethlehem man faces trial for alleged assault, false imprisonment of woman
A 25-year-old Bethlehem man accused of terrorizing a woman in his home for five days last week faces trial in Lehigh County Court.
South Bethlehem Greenway's first section completed on Daly Avenue
Richard Alvarez's four children used to play on the narrow sidewalk in front of his East Third Street home.
Bethlehem man allegedly used alcohol, drugs to rape teenage girl
Bethlehem fire department hands out honors
A police officer who helped crack a middle school arson case was one of several people honored at a Bethlehem fire department ceremony this morning.
Northampton County Prison officials discuss need for Bethlehem Township treatment center
A work-release treatment center is desperately needed to reduce the percentage of inmates who leave the Northampton County Prison and end up returning, county and jail officials said Wednesday at a community forum.
Bethlehem man accused of trying to steal copper from his Palmer Township employer
A 29-year-old Bethlehem man faces charges after he allegedly tried to steal 70 pounds of scrap copper from his employer by hiding it in his lunch box, court records say.
Eastern Pa. teachers begin 2nd strike in 2 years
Teachers in an eastern Pennsylvania school district are heading to the picket lines for the second time in as many years.
Police find 428 bags of heroin in Bethlehem home
A Bethlehem man faces numerous charges after police said they found hundreds of bags of heroin in his house Tuesday.
Bethlehem Township stripper pole dad pleads guilty
A Bethlehem Township man accused of hosting a party where Freedom High School students boozed and danced at a stripper pole pleaded guilty this morning to three misdemeanor charges.
DUI charges filed in fatal Bethlehem crash
A woman faces drunken driving charges after an accident in May that claimed the life of a 53-year-old man riding a bicycle on Schoenersville Road in Bethlehem.
Bethlehem 'speakeasy' busted by Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement raided a "speakeasy" last month on Bethlehem's South Side, according to a news release.
Superintendent, other Bethlehem Area officials to blame for district's laptop troubles, report says
Outgoing Bethlehem Area School District Superintendent Joseph Lewis sits behind a laptop during a a meeting.
Seth Chuck pleads guilty to drunken driving
The Allentown man who allegedly showed up drunk last month to a hearing on his drunken-driving case has pleaded guilty to the original charge.
Bethlehem man who had gun after his own stabbing, shooting faces trial
A Bethlehem man who was stabbed in December then shot a month later now faces trial on charges that police found an unregistered gun on him after the shooting.
Mom gets house arrest for 100 mph police chase
A mother who led police on a more than 100 mph chase on Route 33 with two children in the back seat got sentenced to house arrest today.
Bethlehem boy, 9, dies suddenly after rare infection attacks his heart
Jarred Phillips died unexpectedly this month after a viral infection attacked his heart.
Auditor general report sheds little light on Bethlehem laptop scandal
In terms of taxpayer money lost, the Bethlehem Area School District's flirtations with risky "derivative" investments will dwarf the dollars lost through stolen laptop computers.
Bethlehem man accused of terrorizing, assaulting girlfriend with knife
Police allege a 25-year-old Bethlehem man locked his girlfriend in their apartment for five days, beat her and terrorized her with a kitchen knife.
State blasts Bethlehem schools chief
The administration of outgoing Bethlehem Area School District Superintendent Joseph Lewis failed to secure laptops worth more than $11.5 million, waited two years to contact police after at least 80 of them disappeared and then purposely deleted inventory records, state Auditor General Jack Wagner says.
Peeps maker sues greeting card firm in Indianapolis court
The maker of Peeps -- those marshmallow candies that are shaped into chicks, bunnies, and other animals -- has filed a lawsuit in Indianapolis, accusing a card company of trademark infringement.
Twin who allegedly killed brother while backing into parking space at ...
A city man who police allege killed his twin brother two weeks ago while backing into a parking spot in Bethlehem took his life Tuesday.
Employee at Wing Zone in Bethlehem allegedly stole from cash register
A 38-year-old man took money from his mother's fast food shop to buy scratch-off lottery tickets, according to Bethlehem police.
Police investigate 28-year-old Bethlehem man's death
Police say the suspicious death of a 28-year-old city man could be drug-related. David Link, of the 600 block of West Union Boulevard, died Monday morning after what police believe was a drug binge hours earlier.
Biden: Patron saint of House freshmen
For a pol who has spent his career in the Senate, Joe Biden is paying a lot of attention to the House.
Bethlehem man accused of shoplifting again
WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP Bethlehem man accused of shoplifting again A Bethlehem man already convicted of retail theft stole $161 worth of electronic items Friday afternoon from the Wal-Mart in Whitehall Township, police said.
Bethlehem man, 36, sentenced in knife attack
A Bethlehem man who attacked a man with a knife after asking for a cigarette and getting denied will serve up to 21/2 years in state prison.
Bethlehem Planning Commission approves ArtsQuest's SteelStacks plans, ...
The city planning commission on Monday unanimously approved ArtsQuest's SteelStacks performing arts center, including waiving a requirement for 475 parking spots.
Bethlehem man faces 30 months in state prison for stabbing
A Bethlehem man said this morning a combination of mental illness and drugs led him to stab another man on a city street after asking him for a cigarette.
Bethlehem overspent 2008 budget by $2.7 million, audit finds
The city's $65 million budget last year left it with a $2.7 million deficit, according to an audit detailed Tuesday.