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Lehigh County gives first approval to foreclosure rehab project
The federal government handed Community Action Committee of the Lehigh Valley $2.2 million to purchase and rehabilitate foreclosed homes in five communities.
Three off-duty Wilson Borough officers involved in "incident" outside bar
Three Wilson Borough police officers are under investigation after an incident early Sunday morning outside of a bar in the 1800 block of Northampton Street, police said.
Barack's at the airport, but where's Charlie?
Last Friday, a sitting president visited the Lehigh Valley, quite a rare occurrence.
Ignoring DA, dual office holders take their oaths
Two local politicians defied threats of a lawsuit leveled last month by Northampton County 's top lawyer and took posts on two school boards, setting the stage for a courtroom showdown.
Snowfall accents a Valley weekend
For those enjoying a leisurely Saturday at home, Mother Nature provided the perfect weekend backdrop -- outlining tree branches and painting the Lehigh Valley a frosty white.
Abortion should be a criminal act, again
In his Nov. 23 letter, Carl Gable stated, "Outlawing coverage for a legal, medical procedure hurts women." No, it kills a living human being in a woman's womb.
Instead of college, robbery participant will go to prison
Michael M. Ramos had never been in trouble with the law before. Then, he participated in an armed robbery in Wilson.
Bill White: Angle complaints are smoke screen
Morning Call file photos of Northampton County District Attorney John Morganelli and Northampton County Council member and Bangor Area School Board director Ron Angle.
Font size: [A] [A] [A] LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES Marriage Licenses - Darryl M. Cariati and Lisa M. Stopa, both of Old Forge.
Flagship Niagara soon without a full-time captain
The Tom Ridge Environmental Center will stay open for the winter. Erie Bluffs and Oil Creek state parks will remain open year-round. But the U.S. Flagship Niagara could be without a full-time captain, which would severely limit its ability to sail.
Morganelli may see Angle in court
Northampton County District Attorney John Morganelli plans a court challenge if Ron Angle serves as both county councilman and Bangor Area School Board member.
Former Wilson company fined over radioactive material
An abandoned Wilson company that used radiation beams to remove brain tumors has been fined for failing to dispose of radioactive material, according to the Department of Environmental Protection.
As bicycle ridership grows, Phila. tells scofflaws: Stop
Kirsten Gwynn, seriously injured last month after a cyclist hit her and fled, in her Philadelphia home with her and a roommate's bikes.
Accused child killer Eugenio Torres to answer charge he tried to kill inmate
Eugenio Torres, left, is charged with slashing Shaun Austin in Northampton County Prison.
New Creation United Church of Christ wants to move to 3730 Nicholas Street in Palmer Township
The New Creation United Church of Christ hopes it has found a new home. After years of consolidation and saying goodbye to former church buildings, the 600-strong congregation wants to establish a new church at 3730 Nicholas St.
A familiar face is now at the helm of a police department in Northampton County.
Young Democratic Club of Wilson Borough charged with allowing gambling
The Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement has charged a Wilson Borough establishment with violating a liquor law by allowing gambling on the premises.
Christmas Home Tours taking place Dec. 6
Written by Publisher Thursday, 05 November 2009 Photo by Amy Cherry Tour participants are shown perusing the home of Suzy and Dave Salinea s home on Church St., one of the featured residences on last yeara s St.
Man allegedly kept police at bay after being fired
A man fired from his job Friday morning armed himself with a box cutter and held Palmer police at bay, prompting the lockdown of an area school, police said.
Loans boost 10 Valley businesses
Ten businesses from Bangor to Walnutport have benefited from low-interest loans totaling $240,900 from the the Rising Tide Community Loan Fund, which offers credit to entrepreneurs in communities where loans are difficult to obtain.