Where We Live: Top employer lists prove interesting It’s an elementary statement to say that things are constantly changing, but you don’t realize the immeasurable scope of... Where We Live: If only Danny had a Fitbit I’ve never been one to buy into the Fitbit craze, but, admittedly, I have from time to time become intrigued by this “co... A month of change Welcome to the month of change. The leaves fall, temperatures drop, and the days get shorter. As someone who relishes su... Where We Live: Colorful sights, adventures Over the last month, Mother Nature has shown a number of sides to her beauty. As the days have been growing shorter and ... A practical new idea for a field that’s had better days It was a hot summer day when I walked the spacious Ginter Field in my hometown of Summit Hill, reminiscing in my mind th... Learning to open our hearts a little more About two months ago, a small cat appeared on our deck. We don’t live in town and have never seen a cat randomly appear ... Where We Live: Just can’t wait for those pesky bears to hibernate “Where do the ducks go in the winter?” was an oft-asked question of Holden Caulfield, J.D. Salinger’s main character in ... Campaigns sure had cellphones chiming My built-in excuse for not seeing text messages over the past month has gone away. Like millions of Pennsylvanians, I’ve... Where We Live: Trick-or-treat time approaching Halloween is a full month away, but my wife and I have begun thinking about it; specifically, about the youngsters who c... Where We Live: Following state laws can help ease fears of dog owners My heart still jumps into my throat thinking about the time one of our dogs broke free from a lead and took off. And me ... Latest Photo GalleriesBethlehem Catholic-Pleasant Valley girls basketball2025-01-24Northwestern-Saucon Valley wrestling2025-01-24Kingswood Lake polar plunge2025-01-21Marian-Weatherly girls basketball2025-01-14Opinion Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for families Parent demand for K-12 school choice remains high in post-COVID America, but many states make the process too complicated, and bureaucracy i... Kudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasPA. spending on policing targets problemsOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JANUARY 25, 2005 The Summit Hill Borough Council voted 4-0 to approve demolition of the town’s existing municipal building in anticipation of the constructio... ON THIS DATE JANUARY 24, 2017ON THIS DATE JANUARY 23, 2020ON THIS DATE JANUARY 22, 1962ON THIS DATE JANUARY 21, 1966AP News Will JFK files shed light on 1963 assassination?Trump visits N.C., declares he may eliminate FEMASeven officers wounded in San Antonio17-year-old fatally shoots another student, then self at high schoolFirefighters now battling fast-moving blaze north of LAHouse passes immigrant detention billDEI programs being endedPardons from both highlight distrustSnowfall shatters records 1 2 3 » Next Bear attacks man in Jim ThorpeBear in Jim Thorpe attack had rabiesLetter to the editor: Willie Brown’s “Party Girl”Man shoots through wall, kills neighbor100 workers laid off at LVHN
Where We Live: If only Danny had a Fitbit I’ve never been one to buy into the Fitbit craze, but, admittedly, I have from time to time become intrigued by this “co... A month of change Welcome to the month of change. The leaves fall, temperatures drop, and the days get shorter. As someone who relishes su... Where We Live: Colorful sights, adventures Over the last month, Mother Nature has shown a number of sides to her beauty. As the days have been growing shorter and ... A practical new idea for a field that’s had better days It was a hot summer day when I walked the spacious Ginter Field in my hometown of Summit Hill, reminiscing in my mind th... Learning to open our hearts a little more About two months ago, a small cat appeared on our deck. We don’t live in town and have never seen a cat randomly appear ... Where We Live: Just can’t wait for those pesky bears to hibernate “Where do the ducks go in the winter?” was an oft-asked question of Holden Caulfield, J.D. Salinger’s main character in ... Campaigns sure had cellphones chiming My built-in excuse for not seeing text messages over the past month has gone away. Like millions of Pennsylvanians, I’ve... Where We Live: Trick-or-treat time approaching Halloween is a full month away, but my wife and I have begun thinking about it; specifically, about the youngsters who c... Where We Live: Following state laws can help ease fears of dog owners My heart still jumps into my throat thinking about the time one of our dogs broke free from a lead and took off. And me ... Latest Photo GalleriesBethlehem Catholic-Pleasant Valley girls basketball2025-01-24Northwestern-Saucon Valley wrestling2025-01-24Kingswood Lake polar plunge2025-01-21Marian-Weatherly girls basketball2025-01-14Opinion Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for families Parent demand for K-12 school choice remains high in post-COVID America, but many states make the process too complicated, and bureaucracy i... Kudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasPA. spending on policing targets problemsOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JANUARY 25, 2005 The Summit Hill Borough Council voted 4-0 to approve demolition of the town’s existing municipal building in anticipation of the constructio... ON THIS DATE JANUARY 24, 2017ON THIS DATE JANUARY 23, 2020ON THIS DATE JANUARY 22, 1962ON THIS DATE JANUARY 21, 1966AP News Will JFK files shed light on 1963 assassination?Trump visits N.C., declares he may eliminate FEMASeven officers wounded in San Antonio17-year-old fatally shoots another student, then self at high schoolFirefighters now battling fast-moving blaze north of LAHouse passes immigrant detention billDEI programs being endedPardons from both highlight distrustSnowfall shatters records 1 2 3 » Next Bear attacks man in Jim ThorpeBear in Jim Thorpe attack had rabiesLetter to the editor: Willie Brown’s “Party Girl”Man shoots through wall, kills neighbor100 workers laid off at LVHN
A month of change Welcome to the month of change. The leaves fall, temperatures drop, and the days get shorter. As someone who relishes su... Where We Live: Colorful sights, adventures Over the last month, Mother Nature has shown a number of sides to her beauty. As the days have been growing shorter and ... A practical new idea for a field that’s had better days It was a hot summer day when I walked the spacious Ginter Field in my hometown of Summit Hill, reminiscing in my mind th... Learning to open our hearts a little more About two months ago, a small cat appeared on our deck. We don’t live in town and have never seen a cat randomly appear ... Where We Live: Just can’t wait for those pesky bears to hibernate “Where do the ducks go in the winter?” was an oft-asked question of Holden Caulfield, J.D. Salinger’s main character in ... Campaigns sure had cellphones chiming My built-in excuse for not seeing text messages over the past month has gone away. Like millions of Pennsylvanians, I’ve... Where We Live: Trick-or-treat time approaching Halloween is a full month away, but my wife and I have begun thinking about it; specifically, about the youngsters who c... Where We Live: Following state laws can help ease fears of dog owners My heart still jumps into my throat thinking about the time one of our dogs broke free from a lead and took off. And me ... Latest Photo GalleriesBethlehem Catholic-Pleasant Valley girls basketball2025-01-24Northwestern-Saucon Valley wrestling2025-01-24Kingswood Lake polar plunge2025-01-21Marian-Weatherly girls basketball2025-01-14Opinion Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for families Parent demand for K-12 school choice remains high in post-COVID America, but many states make the process too complicated, and bureaucracy i... Kudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasPA. spending on policing targets problemsOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JANUARY 25, 2005 The Summit Hill Borough Council voted 4-0 to approve demolition of the town’s existing municipal building in anticipation of the constructio... ON THIS DATE JANUARY 24, 2017ON THIS DATE JANUARY 23, 2020ON THIS DATE JANUARY 22, 1962ON THIS DATE JANUARY 21, 1966AP News Will JFK files shed light on 1963 assassination?Trump visits N.C., declares he may eliminate FEMASeven officers wounded in San Antonio17-year-old fatally shoots another student, then self at high schoolFirefighters now battling fast-moving blaze north of LAHouse passes immigrant detention billDEI programs being endedPardons from both highlight distrustSnowfall shatters records 1 2 3 » Next Bear attacks man in Jim ThorpeBear in Jim Thorpe attack had rabiesLetter to the editor: Willie Brown’s “Party Girl”Man shoots through wall, kills neighbor100 workers laid off at LVHN
Where We Live: Colorful sights, adventures Over the last month, Mother Nature has shown a number of sides to her beauty. As the days have been growing shorter and ... A practical new idea for a field that’s had better days It was a hot summer day when I walked the spacious Ginter Field in my hometown of Summit Hill, reminiscing in my mind th... Learning to open our hearts a little more About two months ago, a small cat appeared on our deck. We don’t live in town and have never seen a cat randomly appear ... Where We Live: Just can’t wait for those pesky bears to hibernate “Where do the ducks go in the winter?” was an oft-asked question of Holden Caulfield, J.D. Salinger’s main character in ... Campaigns sure had cellphones chiming My built-in excuse for not seeing text messages over the past month has gone away. Like millions of Pennsylvanians, I’ve... Where We Live: Trick-or-treat time approaching Halloween is a full month away, but my wife and I have begun thinking about it; specifically, about the youngsters who c... Where We Live: Following state laws can help ease fears of dog owners My heart still jumps into my throat thinking about the time one of our dogs broke free from a lead and took off. And me ... Latest Photo GalleriesBethlehem Catholic-Pleasant Valley girls basketball2025-01-24Northwestern-Saucon Valley wrestling2025-01-24Kingswood Lake polar plunge2025-01-21Marian-Weatherly girls basketball2025-01-14Opinion Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for families Parent demand for K-12 school choice remains high in post-COVID America, but many states make the process too complicated, and bureaucracy i... Kudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasPA. spending on policing targets problemsOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JANUARY 25, 2005 The Summit Hill Borough Council voted 4-0 to approve demolition of the town’s existing municipal building in anticipation of the constructio... ON THIS DATE JANUARY 24, 2017ON THIS DATE JANUARY 23, 2020ON THIS DATE JANUARY 22, 1962ON THIS DATE JANUARY 21, 1966AP News Will JFK files shed light on 1963 assassination?Trump visits N.C., declares he may eliminate FEMASeven officers wounded in San Antonio17-year-old fatally shoots another student, then self at high schoolFirefighters now battling fast-moving blaze north of LAHouse passes immigrant detention billDEI programs being endedPardons from both highlight distrustSnowfall shatters records 1 2 3 » Next Bear attacks man in Jim ThorpeBear in Jim Thorpe attack had rabiesLetter to the editor: Willie Brown’s “Party Girl”Man shoots through wall, kills neighbor100 workers laid off at LVHN
A practical new idea for a field that’s had better days It was a hot summer day when I walked the spacious Ginter Field in my hometown of Summit Hill, reminiscing in my mind th...
Learning to open our hearts a little more About two months ago, a small cat appeared on our deck. We don’t live in town and have never seen a cat randomly appear ... Where We Live: Just can’t wait for those pesky bears to hibernate “Where do the ducks go in the winter?” was an oft-asked question of Holden Caulfield, J.D. Salinger’s main character in ... Campaigns sure had cellphones chiming My built-in excuse for not seeing text messages over the past month has gone away. Like millions of Pennsylvanians, I’ve... Where We Live: Trick-or-treat time approaching Halloween is a full month away, but my wife and I have begun thinking about it; specifically, about the youngsters who c... Where We Live: Following state laws can help ease fears of dog owners My heart still jumps into my throat thinking about the time one of our dogs broke free from a lead and took off. And me ... Latest Photo GalleriesBethlehem Catholic-Pleasant Valley girls basketball2025-01-24Northwestern-Saucon Valley wrestling2025-01-24Kingswood Lake polar plunge2025-01-21Marian-Weatherly girls basketball2025-01-14Opinion Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for families Parent demand for K-12 school choice remains high in post-COVID America, but many states make the process too complicated, and bureaucracy i... Kudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasPA. spending on policing targets problemsOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JANUARY 25, 2005 The Summit Hill Borough Council voted 4-0 to approve demolition of the town’s existing municipal building in anticipation of the constructio... ON THIS DATE JANUARY 24, 2017ON THIS DATE JANUARY 23, 2020ON THIS DATE JANUARY 22, 1962ON THIS DATE JANUARY 21, 1966AP News Will JFK files shed light on 1963 assassination?Trump visits N.C., declares he may eliminate FEMASeven officers wounded in San Antonio17-year-old fatally shoots another student, then self at high schoolFirefighters now battling fast-moving blaze north of LAHouse passes immigrant detention billDEI programs being endedPardons from both highlight distrustSnowfall shatters records 1 2 3 » Next
Where We Live: Just can’t wait for those pesky bears to hibernate “Where do the ducks go in the winter?” was an oft-asked question of Holden Caulfield, J.D. Salinger’s main character in ... Campaigns sure had cellphones chiming My built-in excuse for not seeing text messages over the past month has gone away. Like millions of Pennsylvanians, I’ve... Where We Live: Trick-or-treat time approaching Halloween is a full month away, but my wife and I have begun thinking about it; specifically, about the youngsters who c... Where We Live: Following state laws can help ease fears of dog owners My heart still jumps into my throat thinking about the time one of our dogs broke free from a lead and took off. And me ... Latest Photo GalleriesBethlehem Catholic-Pleasant Valley girls basketball2025-01-24Northwestern-Saucon Valley wrestling2025-01-24Kingswood Lake polar plunge2025-01-21Marian-Weatherly girls basketball2025-01-14Opinion Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for families Parent demand for K-12 school choice remains high in post-COVID America, but many states make the process too complicated, and bureaucracy i... Kudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasPA. spending on policing targets problemsOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JANUARY 25, 2005 The Summit Hill Borough Council voted 4-0 to approve demolition of the town’s existing municipal building in anticipation of the constructio... ON THIS DATE JANUARY 24, 2017ON THIS DATE JANUARY 23, 2020ON THIS DATE JANUARY 22, 1962ON THIS DATE JANUARY 21, 1966AP News Will JFK files shed light on 1963 assassination?Trump visits N.C., declares he may eliminate FEMASeven officers wounded in San Antonio17-year-old fatally shoots another student, then self at high schoolFirefighters now battling fast-moving blaze north of LAHouse passes immigrant detention billDEI programs being endedPardons from both highlight distrustSnowfall shatters records
Campaigns sure had cellphones chiming My built-in excuse for not seeing text messages over the past month has gone away. Like millions of Pennsylvanians, I’ve... Where We Live: Trick-or-treat time approaching Halloween is a full month away, but my wife and I have begun thinking about it; specifically, about the youngsters who c... Where We Live: Following state laws can help ease fears of dog owners My heart still jumps into my throat thinking about the time one of our dogs broke free from a lead and took off. And me ... Latest Photo GalleriesBethlehem Catholic-Pleasant Valley girls basketball2025-01-24Northwestern-Saucon Valley wrestling2025-01-24Kingswood Lake polar plunge2025-01-21Marian-Weatherly girls basketball2025-01-14Opinion Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for families Parent demand for K-12 school choice remains high in post-COVID America, but many states make the process too complicated, and bureaucracy i... Kudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasPA. spending on policing targets problemsOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JANUARY 25, 2005 The Summit Hill Borough Council voted 4-0 to approve demolition of the town’s existing municipal building in anticipation of the constructio... ON THIS DATE JANUARY 24, 2017ON THIS DATE JANUARY 23, 2020ON THIS DATE JANUARY 22, 1962ON THIS DATE JANUARY 21, 1966AP News Will JFK files shed light on 1963 assassination?Trump visits N.C., declares he may eliminate FEMASeven officers wounded in San Antonio17-year-old fatally shoots another student, then self at high schoolFirefighters now battling fast-moving blaze north of LAHouse passes immigrant detention billDEI programs being endedPardons from both highlight distrustSnowfall shatters records
Where We Live: Trick-or-treat time approaching Halloween is a full month away, but my wife and I have begun thinking about it; specifically, about the youngsters who c... Where We Live: Following state laws can help ease fears of dog owners My heart still jumps into my throat thinking about the time one of our dogs broke free from a lead and took off. And me ...
Where We Live: Following state laws can help ease fears of dog owners My heart still jumps into my throat thinking about the time one of our dogs broke free from a lead and took off. And me ...
Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for families Parent demand for K-12 school choice remains high in post-COVID America, but many states make the process too complicated, and bureaucracy i...
ON THIS DATE JANUARY 25, 2005 The Summit Hill Borough Council voted 4-0 to approve demolition of the town’s existing municipal building in anticipation of the constructio...