Will the election ruin your Thanksgiving? According to the New York Daily News, the 2016 presidential election is dividing families on Thanksgiving. Don't be surp... Tamaqua heart project carries promise Tamaqua resident Kyle Whitley says his town has a lot of heart. He says he sees it firsthand because he volunteers in th... The election flogging of media and pollsters Sixty-eight years ago, the Chicago Tribune ran the banner headline "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN," which incorrectly proclaimed ... Trump supporters make their point in big upset When Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency on June 16, 2015, virtually no one expected him to emerge f... Expect Trump to be held to his promises A Donald J. Trump tidal wave has washed over the political landscape, leveling much of what was, and laying a foundation... State GOP gains make road bumpier for Wolf After the Nov. 8 election, the dust has settled, and we can report that the Republicans have picked up three seats in th... Send the Electoral College to history's scrapheap Every election in our country is decided by popular vote with one jarring exception - selecting the president of the Uni... To tell the truth To arrive at the truth both sides of an issue must be heard, then people can decide what to believe. So exercising that ... ID mess is a dangerous game of who blinks first In 2011, when the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed a bill thumbing its nose at the federal Homeland Securit... Let it end Whoever is our candidate, I think we are can agree we are all ready for this election to end. To date, in my recollectio... 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 Whose side are we on? Well now that the majority gave the Convict the keys to the prisons, he is letting all his fellow convicts free — a serious repudiation of o... Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for familiesKudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasOn 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 Auschwitz holds 80th anniversary observancesHaitian migrants in Ohio turn to faith amid fearsPalestinians return to devastated northern GazaWill 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 bill « Previous 140 141 142 » 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
Tamaqua heart project carries promise Tamaqua resident Kyle Whitley says his town has a lot of heart. He says he sees it firsthand because he volunteers in th... The election flogging of media and pollsters Sixty-eight years ago, the Chicago Tribune ran the banner headline "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN," which incorrectly proclaimed ... Trump supporters make their point in big upset When Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency on June 16, 2015, virtually no one expected him to emerge f... Expect Trump to be held to his promises A Donald J. Trump tidal wave has washed over the political landscape, leveling much of what was, and laying a foundation... State GOP gains make road bumpier for Wolf After the Nov. 8 election, the dust has settled, and we can report that the Republicans have picked up three seats in th... Send the Electoral College to history's scrapheap Every election in our country is decided by popular vote with one jarring exception - selecting the president of the Uni... To tell the truth To arrive at the truth both sides of an issue must be heard, then people can decide what to believe. So exercising that ... ID mess is a dangerous game of who blinks first In 2011, when the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed a bill thumbing its nose at the federal Homeland Securit... Let it end Whoever is our candidate, I think we are can agree we are all ready for this election to end. To date, in my recollectio... 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 Whose side are we on? Well now that the majority gave the Convict the keys to the prisons, he is letting all his fellow convicts free — a serious repudiation of o... Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for familiesKudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasOn 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 Auschwitz holds 80th anniversary observancesHaitian migrants in Ohio turn to faith amid fearsPalestinians return to devastated northern GazaWill 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 bill « Previous 140 141 142 » 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
The election flogging of media and pollsters Sixty-eight years ago, the Chicago Tribune ran the banner headline "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN," which incorrectly proclaimed ... Trump supporters make their point in big upset When Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency on June 16, 2015, virtually no one expected him to emerge f... Expect Trump to be held to his promises A Donald J. Trump tidal wave has washed over the political landscape, leveling much of what was, and laying a foundation... State GOP gains make road bumpier for Wolf After the Nov. 8 election, the dust has settled, and we can report that the Republicans have picked up three seats in th... Send the Electoral College to history's scrapheap Every election in our country is decided by popular vote with one jarring exception - selecting the president of the Uni... To tell the truth To arrive at the truth both sides of an issue must be heard, then people can decide what to believe. So exercising that ... ID mess is a dangerous game of who blinks first In 2011, when the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed a bill thumbing its nose at the federal Homeland Securit... Let it end Whoever is our candidate, I think we are can agree we are all ready for this election to end. To date, in my recollectio... 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 Whose side are we on? Well now that the majority gave the Convict the keys to the prisons, he is letting all his fellow convicts free — a serious repudiation of o... Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for familiesKudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasOn 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 Auschwitz holds 80th anniversary observancesHaitian migrants in Ohio turn to faith amid fearsPalestinians return to devastated northern GazaWill 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 bill « Previous 140 141 142 » 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
Trump supporters make their point in big upset When Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency on June 16, 2015, virtually no one expected him to emerge f... Expect Trump to be held to his promises A Donald J. Trump tidal wave has washed over the political landscape, leveling much of what was, and laying a foundation... State GOP gains make road bumpier for Wolf After the Nov. 8 election, the dust has settled, and we can report that the Republicans have picked up three seats in th... Send the Electoral College to history's scrapheap Every election in our country is decided by popular vote with one jarring exception - selecting the president of the Uni... To tell the truth To arrive at the truth both sides of an issue must be heard, then people can decide what to believe. So exercising that ... ID mess is a dangerous game of who blinks first In 2011, when the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed a bill thumbing its nose at the federal Homeland Securit... Let it end Whoever is our candidate, I think we are can agree we are all ready for this election to end. To date, in my recollectio... 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 Whose side are we on? Well now that the majority gave the Convict the keys to the prisons, he is letting all his fellow convicts free — a serious repudiation of o... Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for familiesKudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasOn 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 Auschwitz holds 80th anniversary observancesHaitian migrants in Ohio turn to faith amid fearsPalestinians return to devastated northern GazaWill 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 bill « Previous 140 141 142 » 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
Expect Trump to be held to his promises A Donald J. Trump tidal wave has washed over the political landscape, leveling much of what was, and laying a foundation...
State GOP gains make road bumpier for Wolf After the Nov. 8 election, the dust has settled, and we can report that the Republicans have picked up three seats in th... Send the Electoral College to history's scrapheap Every election in our country is decided by popular vote with one jarring exception - selecting the president of the Uni... To tell the truth To arrive at the truth both sides of an issue must be heard, then people can decide what to believe. So exercising that ... ID mess is a dangerous game of who blinks first In 2011, when the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed a bill thumbing its nose at the federal Homeland Securit... Let it end Whoever is our candidate, I think we are can agree we are all ready for this election to end. To date, in my recollectio... 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 Whose side are we on? Well now that the majority gave the Convict the keys to the prisons, he is letting all his fellow convicts free — a serious repudiation of o... Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for familiesKudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasOn 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 Auschwitz holds 80th anniversary observancesHaitian migrants in Ohio turn to faith amid fearsPalestinians return to devastated northern GazaWill 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 bill « Previous 140 141 142 » Next
Send the Electoral College to history's scrapheap Every election in our country is decided by popular vote with one jarring exception - selecting the president of the Uni... To tell the truth To arrive at the truth both sides of an issue must be heard, then people can decide what to believe. So exercising that ... ID mess is a dangerous game of who blinks first In 2011, when the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed a bill thumbing its nose at the federal Homeland Securit... Let it end Whoever is our candidate, I think we are can agree we are all ready for this election to end. To date, in my recollectio... 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 Whose side are we on? Well now that the majority gave the Convict the keys to the prisons, he is letting all his fellow convicts free — a serious repudiation of o... Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for familiesKudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasOn 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 Auschwitz holds 80th anniversary observancesHaitian migrants in Ohio turn to faith amid fearsPalestinians return to devastated northern GazaWill 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 bill
To tell the truth To arrive at the truth both sides of an issue must be heard, then people can decide what to believe. So exercising that ... ID mess is a dangerous game of who blinks first In 2011, when the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed a bill thumbing its nose at the federal Homeland Securit... Let it end Whoever is our candidate, I think we are can agree we are all ready for this election to end. To date, in my recollectio... 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 Whose side are we on? Well now that the majority gave the Convict the keys to the prisons, he is letting all his fellow convicts free — a serious repudiation of o... Survey: Red tape complicates school choice for familiesKudos due as 250th party planners begin worklegislative group assembled for business competitionLetter to the editor: Voting biasOn 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 Auschwitz holds 80th anniversary observancesHaitian migrants in Ohio turn to faith amid fearsPalestinians return to devastated northern GazaWill 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 bill
ID mess is a dangerous game of who blinks first In 2011, when the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed a bill thumbing its nose at the federal Homeland Securit... Let it end Whoever is our candidate, I think we are can agree we are all ready for this election to end. To date, in my recollectio...
Let it end Whoever is our candidate, I think we are can agree we are all ready for this election to end. To date, in my recollectio...
Whose side are we on? Well now that the majority gave the Convict the keys to the prisons, he is letting all his fellow convicts free — a serious repudiation of o...
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...