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Liberty Ignited: Coca-Cola Park celebrating America 250 with drone show, largest fireworks show in...

ALLENTOWN, Pa. - The heat isn’t stopping the celebrations up to bat at Coca-Cola Park for its back-to-back America 250 events. 69 News Reporter Sydney Kay takes us inside the park in Allentown ahead of Friday’s patriotic fun taking the field. America is swinging for the fences at...
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Fourth of July 2026 in Lower Bucks: Fireworks, Parades and America’s 250th

Lower Bucks County is going all out for the Fourth of July weekend, and this year carries extra weight: July 4, 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of American independence. From fireworks over the Delaware to small-town parades, here is where to celebrate close to home. Fireworks near you. Styer Orchard,...
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Former Two Rivers Brewing site in Easton sold

EASTON, Pa.- The former home of Two Rivers Brewing is under new ownership. The property at 542 Northampton Street in Easton sold for $800,000. The sale was recorded on June 22, according to Northampton County property records. The new owner is listed as an LLC with an Easton mailing address....
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Storms, extreme heat force changes to Fourth of July celebrations across region

ALLENTOWN, Pa. — Coca-Cola Park has two nights of patriotic festivities scheduled for this holiday weekend, though a severe storm delayed Friday night's events. Across the region, extreme weather has shifted the focus away from traditional Independence Day celebrations, forcing several communities to alter their plans.
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Violent winds prompt state of emergency in Alburtis; thousands without power region-wide

ALBURTIS, Pa. — A severe storm knocked down numerous trees and power lines Friday night, leaving thousands of residents across the region without power. A Northampton County dispatcher confirmed that strong, gusty winds uprooted trees and snapped large branches, bringing down power lines throughout the county. Some dow
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Massive recycling facility fire smolders into 2nd day in New Britain Township

3-alarm blaze at Doylestown Waste Recycling draws dozens of fire companies from Pennsylvania and New Jersey as crews continue extinguishing hot spots Friday. Firefighters from across Bucks, Montgomery and neighboring counties remained on scene overnight Thursday into Friday morning after a massive fire tore through a c
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Tree falls on car in Lower Merion Twp., Montgomery County

Chopper 6 was over the scene, where you could see a large tree on the car.
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Pottstown man who died after his car hit tree identified

AMITY TWP., Pa. - The Berks County Coroner's Office has identified the Pottstown man who died after his vehicle hit a tree in Amity Township last Saturday. El Sayed Gendy, 56, was driving a vehicle that left the roadway and hit a tree around 6:08 a.m. in front of 1832 Old Swede Road, according to the coroner's office.
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Lehigh Valley Snags $5 Million Shot To Fast‑Track Locals Into Lilly Mega‑Plant Jobs

The Lehigh Valley just landed a serious workforce windfall. Pennsylvania is giving Lehigh Carbon Community College a $5 million grant to build hands-on training pipelines that feed directly into Eli Lilly's new Lehigh Valley manufacturing campus, a $3.5 billion facility expected to be up and running in 2031. The goal i
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Stars shine again over historical society site at Werleys Corner

Those driving past the Weisenberg/Lowhill Historical Society will see some new additions on the front and side of the barn: new hex signs. The eight stars that decorated the barn at the historical society saw every kind of weather since 2004. “They were looking pretty sad,” said Gloria Zimmerman, historical...

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