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Maryland Man Thrashes on Roadway then Crashes Glass Doors at Home in Levittown

A 22-year-old Maryland man is in police custody after he reportedly was lying on Bath Road screaming at shadows and subsequently terrified area residents by trying to kick in their front doors, according to Bristol Township Police. Joshua Bradshaw was arraigned by on-call District Judge Mark D. Douple Saturday morning.
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‘We are incredibly grateful’: Lehigh Valley diner announces closing date

SALISBURY TWP., Pa. – A destination for meatloaf, crab cakes, chicken croquettes and other homestyle favorites is bidding farewell in Lehigh County. Susquehanna Street Diner, offering made-from-scratch dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner, will hold its last day of operation on Sunday, Aug. 23, at 1701 E. Susquehanna
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Route 22 road rage: Projectile shatters car window in Lehigh County

Pennsylvania State Police recovered a projectile from a car involved in a road-rage incident last week on Route 22 in Lehigh County. The projectile had lodged in the driver’s window and door frame, causing the window glass to shatter, state police at Fogelsville said in a news release. No...
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Bethlehem’s Broad Street will close to cars for inaugural bike and walk event

Broad Street will transform into a car-free corridor for walking, biking and rolling when Bethlehem hosts its first Bike Broad event on Sept. 12. The free community event, organized by the Coalition for Appropriate Transportation in partnership with the City of Bethlehem, will begin at 9 a.m. and open the street to par
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Former Lehigh County Executive Phil Armstrong returns, this time as a commissioner

LEHIGH CO., Pa. - Less than a year after leaving Lehigh County government, former County Executive Phil Armstrong is back. Armstrong, 77, was appointed to the Board of Commissioners after Commissioner Jon Irons stepped down. He was one of 10 people who applied for the vacancy. When asked whether he...
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East Texas communities mourn former coach, teacher killed in crash

Educators and families across East Texas are mourning Jeremy and Brandy Jenkins, whose impact on students and schools spanned multiple districts.
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High school athletic director caught peeping into young girl’s bedroom

A New Jersey high school athletic director, according to officials, was caught looking into a young Pennsylvania girl’s bedroom. The New York Post, citing the Plumstead Township police, Winfield Becker, a 48-year-old athletic director at Hopewell Valley Regional School District, was seen peering through the bedroom win
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Hobby Lobby takes over ‘Christmas Tree Shops’ location in shopping center with Sam’s Club...

HOBBY LOBBY is preparing to replace a former Christmas Tree Shops location in the US. It comes as the chain announces that it will relocate one of its stores in...
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Corn field damaged in Upper Macungie Township

UPPER MACUNGIE TOWNSHIP, PA — Police are investigating a criminal mischief incident in which a vehicle drove through a corn field, causing significant crop damage. The incident occurred between 9 p.m. on Aug. 4 and 6:30 a.m. on Aug. 5 in the area of Adams Road and Haaf Road.
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The Little Co-op That Couldn’t: How Bethlehem’s Co-op Market Squandered Millions

For fifteen years the good people of Bethlehem have been building a grocery store that everyone adores and no one can open. It has swallowed three million public dollars, a mayor's vanity, a decade of promises, and one very expensive refrigeration unit. It has never sold a pepper. First in a series.

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