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• Mayfair, in red again after rain, will assess future
• VFW Post 13 in Allentown unveils new monument
• Allentown's Bob Wood celebrated with hunger campaign
• The Week Ahead: outdoor recreational calendar for May 28 to June 3, 2012
• DVD review: 'X Men First Class'
• $28,000 spent so far against Allentown tax zone
• Hackettstown Hatchery to celebrate 100 years at Open House June 2-3‏
• Want to stay in the loop? By June 1st, all our individual McCann Campus pages a...
• Allentown school taxes could rise nearly 5%
• New Allen High School principal named
• Memorial Day camping for $20
• Call to Action – May 23rd
• Lehigh County TRIAD Meeting
• 'Beasty' admits Wawa fracas that injured six cops
• Allentown man admits to 96 burglaries in five-county area
• Bethlehem Township officials reject arena deal
• Biological Sciences Professors Make Headlines
• DVD review: 'Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol'
• Easton police shoot and kill black bear
• School Board Meeting Workshop and Meeting – May 22nd
• 'It's time' for Bethlehem Township to debate Allentown arena project
• The Week Ahead: outdoor recreational calendar for May 21-27, 2012
• Commencement is underway!
• Boat owners should prepare now for Memorial Day weekend
• Potential NJ state record carp caught in Raritan River but released by angler
• Whose Business is the Arts? - A Public Forum on The Economy, The Arts and The Community
• DVD review: 'End of Days'
• Professor Daniel Klem weighs in on an article about how to save window-bound bir...
• Performing Arts Grads Enter the Next Stage of Life
• Upper Saucon, Catasauqua file new arena zone lawsuit
• Allentown's Cosmopolitan restaurant tries to tap state grant
• Eighth Street Bridge repair plans detailed
• Upcoming events at Lehigh Valley area schools
• United we stand!! We are forming one McCann School of Business and Technology Fa...
• Registration for our current students will be Tuesday, June 12 and Wednesday, Ju...
• Something exciting is happening, my friends. Our campus is moving Facebook pages...
• Seniors: we're getting close! Remember to check our Commencement page for answer...
• Delaware Canal Towpath still in need of repairs
• Muhlenberg's Community Garden: where students can live and grow (food) together...
• Unique Entertainer Celebrating 20 years & 4,000th Performance as Vocal Impressionist
• Most people think arena will help Allentown
• John Ritter Bone Marrow Drive
• Only 4 days remaining to order Commencement videos at the discounted rate. Get y...
• M.S. in Nursing Receives National Accreditation
• Parkland schools spending plan boosts taxes by 3.67 percent
• For Allentown arena, no news of legal settlement is bad news
• DVD review: 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes'
• Please “SHARE” this EXCITING news with McCann community! We are moving to a new...
• TODAY! Don't let a little rain stop you from coming down for our Open House fro...
• EXCITING news McCann community! We are moving to a new page and will be joining...
• We hope all of our Mothers had a wonderful Mother's Day!!!
• Our blogger Eliana looks back on her sophomore year - and the adventures she has...
• Discover Lehigh Valley reflects on the recent Relay for Life held on campus http...
• Don't forget! TOMORROW is Plant a Seed for your New Career...help a friend CHAN...
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for May 14-20, 2012
• Mistrust has Allentown at war with suburbs
• Man charged with killing mother on Mother's Day weekend
• Vehicle crashes into Trexlertown Walmart
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Dorney Park Donates $1.50 to Parkland with May Coupon
• HAPPY SATURDAY! "Like" this status if you're enjoying your weekend...we would l...
• DVD review: 'Underworld: Awakening'
• DVD review: 'Hoosiers'
• Allentown divided over eliminating social studies
• Rabid fox attacks woman in Allentown
• Additional stockings contribute to good trout fishing in selected streams
• As finals come to a close, we want to wish a safe, productive summer to all of o...
• Allentown answers municipalities' arena objections with assurances
• With capital fund in deficit, Allentown council demands answers
• In Your Lehigh Valley School
• Elementary All Star Band and Orchestra
• State Level National History Day
• Allentown school board panel debating student uniforms tonight
• PHS 9th Annual Festival of the Arts…
• Commencement is only 10 days away! Check online for general info + deadlines to...
• Atiyeh pitches geriatric hospital for former Agere building
• Allen High students help Lehigh University researchers with autism study
• Allentown Council: We aren't closing city pools
• Safe Boating Week set for May 19-25
• Staff Spotlight: Meet Basil Leonetti, Admissions Representative at McCann School...
• Congrats to Nick Minnich '10, whose fan video will appear on 'House' finale. Nic...
• ATTENTION SENIORS! Come to Health Services before graduation to pick up a copy o...
• Allentown giving state power over local massage parlors
• Dr. Amy Hark, associate professor of biology and co-director of the biochemistry...
• Help Orefield Middle School Win Musical Instruments
• Nazareth man gets early college graduation present; a state record lake trout
• Social Media Group Empanada Sale!!!! RIGHT NOW in the Student Lounge 2 for $...
• Muhlenberg's Institute of Public Opinion is cited as a source in an article abou...
• Vigil, protest for Allentown shooting victim to continue all week, friends and family say
• Talks continue on arena tax settlement after Hanover and Bethlehem townships reject Allentown's offer
• Allentown man charged in killing of African refugee might pursue insanity defense
• Byers Named Forensic Speech All-American
• DVD review: 'The Ides of March'
• Artist's plan for Allentown shelter is rejected
• Trexler Trust awards grants totaling more than $4 million
• Plant A Seed For Your NEW CAREER open house
• Have leftover school supplies? Donate to the students of Cleveland Elementary in...
• Power-Lifting Places 2nd
• Remembering Dr. Seuess
• Girls Soccer Team Builds Bikes
• PHS Spanish Students Plae in National Spanish Examination
• Happy Monday!! "Like" this status if you had a good weekend :)
• Allentown School District gets nutrition funds from McDonald's
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for May 7-13, 2012
• BRIDGE OF DESPAIR
• Update on the shad spawning tank at Hugh Moore Park
• Volunteer Opportunities
• DVD review: 'How To Steal A Million'
• DVD review: 'Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey'
• Trexler Library annual book sale from 9-5 today! $1 hardcovers, $0.50 paperbacks...
• Should arena authority prevent tenant poaching?
• Northampton County makes arena tax zone opposition official
• After finally deciding to go with EMTs, Allentown may backtrack
• Allentown's clean sweep, littering fine now $100
• Cabela's Hamburg announces local waters for million dollar fishing contest
• Lee Butz wins third Allentown Arts Ovation lifetime achievement award from Arts Commission
• State approves $10 million arena bridge loan
• IN YOUR SCHOOL
• Allentown arena authority member steps down
• Writing Center's Final Week Hours: May 6, 7, & 8, 7–10PM in Seegers. Get help w/...
• Book Buy Back -- A Representative will be on campus on Monday, May 21, 2012 from...
• For One Soon-to-Be Graduate, the Deadlier the Disease, the More Interesting the Research
• Allentown Council selects Joe Davis as its new member
• Tax man comes calling with fines in Allentown arena zone
• Rock snot: aquatic alga spreading in the Delaware River
• Revamp plan calls for closures, renovations to Allentown pools
• A dedication will be held tomorrow, May 3 at 12:30 p.m. for Professor Charlie Ru...
• Thanks to all the students who helped out with the Spring Into McCann Event this...
• Social Media Group Empanada Sale!!!! Tuesday, May 8th @ the Student Lounge 2 fo...
• Empanada Sale @ the Student Lounge
• Empanada Sale at the Student Lounge
• GRAND PRIZE FOR THE RAFFLE AT THE SPRING TO MCCANN EVENT WAS THE IPOD SHUFFLE!!!!
• SPECIAL THANKS FOR HELPING US MAKE THE "SPRING INTO MCCANN" EVENT THIS WEEKEND A...
• SPECIAL THANKS FOR HELPING US MAKE THE "SPRING INTO MCCANN" EVENT THIS WEEKEND A...
• SPECIAL THANKS FOR HELPING US MAKE THE "SPRING INTO MCCANN" EVENT THIS WEEKEND A...
• SPECIAL THANKS FOR HELPING US MAKE THE "SPRING INTO MCCANN" EVENT THIS WEEKEND A...
• SPECIAL THANKS FOR HELPING US MAKE THE "SPRING INTO MCCANN" EVENT THIS WEEKEND A...
• SPECIAL THANKS FOR HELPING US MAKE THE "SPRING INTO MCCANN" EVENT THIS WEEKEND A...
• Capital projects manager David Rabold and senior Amanda Meier discuss Muhlenberg...
• Beard and spur measurements approximate the age of a spring gobbler
• HAPPY MAY!!! Like this status if you were born in May :)
• Seniors: last reminder! You are still eligible to win money for completing the S...
• Man admits sex assaults on children his father also molested
• Woman admits stabbing attack after being asked to quiet down
• Allentown parks director resigns
• Judge sets benchmark for settlement in Central Elementary lawsuit
• We just learned that Shannon Tomlinson's feature on ABC has been pushed back. We...
• Watch Junior Shannon Tomlinson in a segment on owners of service dogs on ABC New...
• DVD review 'Get On The Bus'
• Man shot to death in Allentown
• Northampton High grad wins St. Luke's Half Marathon
• St. Luke's Half Marathon results
• Man shot to death in Allentown
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for April 30 to May 6, 2012
• How Allentown school officials responded to Central Elementary sex allegations
• Deer hunter survey reveals interesting statistics
• Seeking Creative Genius and Exceptional Learning
• Poetry, Art and Music Bloom in Your Backyard
• Salisbury says Allentown's Neighborhood Improvement Zone could be good for township
• Ex-Valley business leader, cleared in prostitution case, trying to regain reputation
• DVD review: 'Sin Nombre'
• DVD review: 'Margot At The Wedding'
• Cabela's kicks off million dollar fishing contest
• Don't forget! We'll see you tomorrow, Seniors!!!!!
• Spring has brought a rise in deer collisions
• List of area drop-off sites for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Allentown School Board: Vitalistic has 60 days to revamp charter school
• Mayo shakes up Allentown schools administration
• PHS Swimmer wins PIAA Silver
• PHS Students Chosen to Attend All-State Chorus, Band & Orchestra Festival
• DID YOU KNOW...that TODAY IN MUSIC HISTORY...in 1977, the FAMOUS Studio 54 opene...
• Muhlenberg College: Mary L. Schapiro, Chair of the SEC, Named Commencement Speak...
• Former Student Invites Professor Donovan to Teach near Ukraine this Summer
• Allentown public forum takes on arena
• MMI Preparatory School Earns Top Marks in Biology Olympics at Cedar Crest College
• Again, Allentown Council will select a new member
• Parkland Wins PSBA Technology Award
• PHS Physics Teacher Recognized by SchoolTube
• George Jenkins, one of 75 runners-up for Storyworks Contest
• National Spanish Examination
• New arena settlement offer pitched, but no vote by Hanover
• Earth Day Celebration a 100 Percent Natural and Fun Learning Experience
• Our blogger Eliana reflects on therapy on television, Queer Week and preparing f...
• Hunger Games is no longer #1 in the box office. What movie do you suggest going...
• Congratulations to Rachel Jakubowitcz, who has been elected to be the senior cla...
• Hey Seniors, you are still eligible to win money for completing the Senior Surve...
• Inmate gets time-served sentence for assault on Lehigh County prison guard
• Allentown slaps developer Abe Atiyeh with $50 million countersuit over arena
• Prosecutor: Allentown father and son ran Manhattan sex ring for years
• Allentown slaps Abe Atiyeh with $50 million suit over arena
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for April 23-29, 2012
• Attention High School Seniors: We will be hosting a Open House this Saturday, Ap...
• Study Abroad: "I have gained a greater knowledge of culture globally, and it has...
• Allentown group to host talks about changing arena neighborhood
• Tips and techniques for Saturday's spring gobbler opener
• Park cleanup plan draws a diverse crowd
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Closing a charter school is a long, costly process
• Robert A. Lasso Memorial 5k run/walk
• Crappies, trout, shad and stripers are on the bite
• Allentown racing to strike arena deal
• Proposed state budget cuts would hit home
• DVD review: 'The Good Thief'
• Mayfair festival in Allentown to retain music, but broaden focus on other arts
• Allentown School District banking on extra $1.5 million from state
• A bicycle-powered blender means more than just great smoothies. It's one way of...
• Abe Atiyeh sues to stop Allentown arena tax zone
• Any plans this weekend? It's going to be a nice Friday, but a wet weekend... C...
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Offers Project Grant Workshops
• Allentown teachers oppose merging social studies, English for sixth-graders
• New York Student Earns Top Award at Scholarship Competition Day
• Upcoming events at Lehigh Valley area schools
• Emergency Drill Occurring in Region April 20-22
• Lehigh judges fill Harry C. Trexler Trust vacancy
• Warm weather raising concerns of disease from ticks and mosquitoes
• Seniors: don’t forget to take the Senior Survey before the Senior Fair to speed...
• Staff Spotlight: Meet our Surgical Tech Program Director, Mrs. Alice Kresge and...
• Stay tuned for some of your favorite Surgical Tech instructors in this weeks Sta...
• LVEDC supports Allentown's Neighborhood Improvement Zone
• Cedar Crest College Named to President’s Community Service Honor Roll
• PPL will rebuild turbine plant, creating electricity to sell to Allentown
• C. F. Martin IV, CEO of the Martin Guitar Company, will speak at 12:30 tomorrow...
• Muhlenberg Dining Services - Come out to Wood Dining Commons tonight and see our...
• President Helm's op-ed discusses how to gauge the value of a college eduation ht...
• Campus Multicultural Center Promotes Diversity
• Federal grant cuts put squeeze on city nonprofits
• Airport authority looks to expand Queen City
• Parkland Ranks #1 in Lehigh County
• “Golden Lines” Author Quilt
• WELCOME BACK STUDENTS!!! You are ONE term closer to graduation!!!! GOOD LUCK!
• Kernsville Wins Lowe’s Tool Box for Education Grant!
• 6th Grader’s “Clean Water Project”
• Book store hours for Spring Term: Tues 4/17 8-10 and 4-6 Wed 4/18 8-10 and...
• Out-of-state students who want to vote in the Nov 2012 elections: get your dated...
• More completed sections to be added to the D&L Trail this year
• Man admits 'bizarre' killing of Slatington area man
• LANTA breaks ground for new garage
• Club Horizon employee chased trio suspected in fatal shooting
• Artist wants to open downtown Allentown shelter for homeless women
• Arena suit settlement talks this week
• Trout, shad and stripers on the outdoor menu
• WOW! What a beautiful week we have got coming!!! Today's high will be 88/low o...
• Seniors: don’t forget to take the Senior Survey to help measure Muhlenberg’s imp...
• Memories of Titanic unite ancestors from Valley a century later
• Reviving a species
• Suburbs claim Allentown overbilled them for sewer services
• 3 charged in connection with Allentown homicide
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for April 16-22, 2012
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for April 16-22, 2012
• Science Festival of the Lehigh Valley
• 100 years after Titanic sunk, legacy lingers
• Volunteer Opportunities
• IN YOUR TOWN
• Allentown School District could ax 6 t h grade social studies classes
• DVD review: 'Drunken Angel'
• Don't forget about Acappellafest tomorrow!
• Spring gobbler season set to kick off
• Bookstore hours for the following week: Tues 4/17/12 8:00 –...
• Chief Vitalos a ‘Titanic Collector’ of Historic Memorabilia
• Upcoming events at Lehigh Valley area schools
• Hello Dolly! – PHS Spring Musical – April 12 – 14, 2012
• Developer files another legal challenge against hockey arena
• Congratulations to the McCann School of Business & Technology - Allentown Class...
• Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 Library Scholars competition!
• Developers question Allentown Arena tax zone
• Man who twice had attempted homicide cases against him dropped admits to illegal gun possession
• Who is ready for a flyers WIN?!?!
• Health department closes Allentown abortion clinic
• The Delaware River ranks fifth in nation for legal toxic dumping
• Barnes & Nobles “My Favorite Teacher Contest”
• Third Annual Just Dance Showcase
• Three Parkland Students Made All-State Orchestra
• College Administrator Puts Fantasy World at Pre-Teens’ Fingertips
• Seniors: don’t forget to take the Senior Survey to help measure Muhlenberg’s imp...
• Help determine what will be enclosed in a time capsule to help mark the city of...
• Allentown offers arena tax settlement to Hanover, Bethlehem townships
• Staff Spotlight: Meet our Assistant Director of Admissions, Tony Tophoney at McC...
• The bookstore will be open April 11th and 12th 10am-1pm and 4pm-6pm and April 13...
• Save the date! 2012 Muhlenberg College Golf Classic Friday, Sept 21, Green Pon...
• Wow! A 350 lb fish is caught in this video. Who is ready for fishing season?
• The College mourns the loss of Wayne R. Keck '44, P'67, GP'91, GP'94, former Cha...
• D&L Trail Tenders
• Tuesday, April 10 is what we call Tuition All Gone Day. Since tuition and fees d...
• New Allentown Phantoms arena authority to hold first meeting
• Crumbling wall in Lehigh Parkway cuts traffic to one-lane, closes walking trail
• Allentown abortion clinic closes
• Dieruff student says Allentown administrators tried to quash her blunt talk
• We hope everyone had a wonderful holiday!! "Like" this status if you ate way too...
• Spanish Fly TV fishing host Jose Wejebe dies in plane crash
• DVD review: 'Contagion'
• IN YOUR TOWN
• Volunteer Opportunities
• DVD review: '50/50'
• DVD review: 'Moneyball'
• Explore the Thomas Iron Works Ruins
• Allentown arena tax fueling suburbs' anxiety
• Upcoming events at Lehigh Valley area schools
• Have a safe long weekend, students!
• Big hopes for Allentown's Lehigh River waterfront
• Allentown zoners approve Butz's $10M expansion downtown
• Bullet in operating room is key to Allentown homicide case
• Bass observed with black spots in PA waters are safe to consume
• Allentown man admits shooting woman
• Today is the last day of classes before Spring Break! Wishing all of our studen...
• Yogeshwar Velingker Represents PA in National MathCounts Competition
• Dine to Donate to the PSD Education Foundation!
• Heller Homestead Park
• Street cleaning in the West End starts TODAY! Stay alert/park on the correct sid...
• Hellertown wants to join lawsuit fighting Allentown NIZ
• Does your future hold an exciting career? Are you curious as to how to begin dow...
• Acclaimed Activist Talks to Nursing Students About Elderly in Prison
• Hey Seniors: look out for an email from Dean Karen Green containing the Senior S...
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - April 02, 2012
• Valley labor market continues to improve
• Man found guilty of raping 5-year-old girl
• Man gets prison for stabbing in fight over money
• Hi FB friends! Did anyone pull a crazy April Fool's Day prank yesterday? "Like"...
• Enjoy contemporary faire and an elegant ambiance at the Mint
• TOMORROW!!!!!! We hope to see you all here :)
• Springhouse Participates in the PMEA District 10 Intermediate Songfest Chorus
• Tobacco tax means one company can never leave the arena zone
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for April 2-8, 2012
• Volunteer Opportunities
• IN YOUR TOWN
• DVD review: 'A Dangerous Method'
• DVD review: 'Johnny English Reborn'
• What would you do with $640 million dollars? "Like" this status if you played t...
• DA: Eckhart ineligible for county controller
• Cedar Crest College Mourns the Loss of Mrs. Adrienne Angeletti Snelling '52 and Dr. Charles D. Snelling
• Shad migration underway in Delaware River
• Eaton, Daugherty debate in Lebanon County
• New City Center buildings will help fund arena
• Hanover, Bethlehem townships challenge arena law in state court
• Spring is in the air and now is the time we're all working to get in shape for t...
• Join us at the Martin Art Gallery today for a printmaking demo by visiting artis...
• Our blogger Eliana talks about the energy, excitement and planning that went int...
• Vitalistic charter school chief resigns, alleging continued financial mismanagement
• NEWS YOU CAN USE....
• Have you seen inside Egner Memorial Chapel since its recent renovation? We think...
• VIDEO: All That Jazz—Chicago Brings Down the House at Cedar Crest College
• Union workers tell Hanover Township to drop hockey arena suit
• Allentown hockey arena development grows with $200-million office, hotel plan
• Join us as we celebrate Allentown's 250th birthday!
• Are you looking for a way to manage your stress? The McCann Spa is only a few s...
• PHOTOS: Art Exhibit, "We Are All Stardust"
• AT hike from Lehigh Gap to PA Turnpike Tunnel
• Watt's your 'Bergtricity? Come out to this week's events, including a talk on Re...
• Allentown rally protests Trayvon Martin's death
• Another office building planned for Allentown arena site
• 'Godmother of Title IX' Discusses How the Law Changed Education for Women
• Dieruff High School Athletic Director Tim Geiger charged with drug possession
• Alvin H. Butz Inc. to build Allentown hockey arena
• Tremendous thanks to James R. Lentz '66 and Debra Lentz for their gift! Some tal...
• Issue 4 of Popped is now live! Check out the work of Cedar Crest, DeSales, Lafay...
• OMS Jazz Band Wins “Best Rhythm Section”
• Treat yourself to a tempting culinary experience at Savory Grille
• Looks like a nice week ahead of us! The weather will be ranging from 50-70 degr...
• 6th Grade Teacher Wins “Teacher of the Week” From WLEV
• Get a jump on trout season at Indian Creek Farm
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for March 26 to April 1, 2012
• Allentown courts young professionals with upscale rentals
• Bidders come out for Allentown 'storage wars'
• Volunteer Opportunities
• In Your Town
• DVD review: 'Melancholia'
• Cedar Crest to Host Annual Meeting of Pa. Academy of Sciences
• Allentown settles land dispute with St. George Orthodox Church
• A tribute to Lehigh men’s basketball
• Judge's ruling details sex-assault claims in Central Elementary case
• Allentown School Board renews charter school despite its ties to church
• Profiles in Leadership: Brenna Mateljan
• Lower Saucon joining legal fight over Allentown arena tax zone
• Upcoming events at Lehigh Valley area schools
• Congratulations to our newly elected Criminal Justice Club Executive Board: (Lef...
• Today's Common Hour schedule: Considering Common Hour: A Public Forum for Studen...
• Scott Lazar '96 will be hosting a screening of the 2012 Oscar nominated film, Ma...
• Infertility Solutions Releases Pregnancy Results for Its 2011 IVM Program
• Allentown Council vacates streets for arena construction
• New PA fishing regulations for 2012
• Man to face trial in Allentown snow plow crash that injured woman
• Schnecksville Elementary Celebrates With Go For the Greens!
• President Ambar Earns Take the Lead Award from Girl Scouts of Eastern Pa.
• Phantoms hockey ticket center coming to Allentown
• Bus driver wants out of child sex assault plea
• Muhlenberg College women learn how to fight back via @69news
• DVD review: 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo'
• Lehigh Valley Health Network to open sports medicine center at Allentown hockey arena
• DVD review: 'Young Adult'
• PHS Students Receive National Art Recognition
• Happy first day of Spring!!! What is your favorite season?
• The Bridge to Nowhere at the Jordan Creek Parkway
• Students - join us at Hillel tonight from 6-7 for some relaxing Yoga!
• Enjoy fresh entrees and a comfortable atmosphere at the Grille at Bear Creek
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!! Thank you to everyone for walking!!
• VIDEO: Winner! Alumnae Update for an iPad 2
• Teen who set fire that killed his cousin is ordered sent to juvenile facility
• Just a reminder - registration for summer classes is now open!
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for March 19-25, 2012
• DVD review: 'The Skin I Live In'
• DVD review: 'The Skin I Live In'
• DVD review: 'Doctor Who: The Complete First Series'
• DVD review: 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1'
• TH Properties emerging from nearly 3-year bankruptcy
• The 2011-12 deer harvest is up six percent over the 2010-11 seasons
• WHY WE WEAR GREEN? FUN FACTS ABOUT St. Patrick's Day! DID YOU KNOW... The March...
• Beaver Brook Wildlife Management Area
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Upcoming events at Lehigh Valley area schools
• DID YOU KNOW...that on March 15th, 1892... New York State unveiled the new autom...
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - March 12, 2012
• 20th Annual Associates Award Honoring Lee and Dolly Butz
• 2012 LVIAC Model UN Conference Winners
• Spring is in the Air! Spring is right around the corner! The weather is nice an...
• The Muhlenberg Community and Friends are invited to a Memorial Service for Dr. C...
• OMS Jazz Band “Best Brass Section” & “Best Rhythm Section”
• PHS Power-Lifting Places 1st in Competition
• PHS Chess Team Places 2nd
• Springhouse Middle School Presents, “Annie, Jr.”
• Muhlenberg College Presents: Ingrid Michaelson w/ special guest Andy Grammer.
• Ingrid Michaelson at Muhlenberg College
• Staff Spotlight: Meet Mr. Stephen Baucom, Instructor at McCann 1. What do they...
• REMINDER -- Current Student Registration -- Registration for the April Term will...
• Our blogger Ramzy gives a few reasons why she looks forward to spring at 'Berg h...
• TIME IS RUNNING OUT! The deadline is March 15, 2012 to renew your FAFSA. FAFSA...
• Events scheduled to celebrate Allentown’s Semiquincentennial
• Shannon Lambert-Ryan '03 and her band RUNA were featured on "Music Monday." Watc...
• Allentown arena runs 'afowl' of falcons' nesting
• Center Valley Club won't be Bank of America data center
• Accounting firm moving to hockey arena zone
• DVD review: 'Girl 6'
• DVD review: 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon'
• Youth in machete attack near Allen High gets state prison term
• Taste and enjoy a fine culinary experience at Bolete
• Martin Art Gallery - Along the Eastern Road: 53 Stations of the Tokaido. Free &...
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for March 12 to March 18, 2012
• Lehigh County Birthday Bash
• Volunteer Opportunities
• The Band Perry announced as Allentown Fair's third headliner
• Dorney Park starts putting up Dinosaurs Alive! display
• 20th Annual Associates Award Honoring Lee and Dolly Butz
• Salisbury nixes challenging Allentown's NIZ
• 2011 Pennsylvania bear harvest sets record
• Hiking on Tohickon Lane and Old Haycock Road
• Morehouse College Glee Club Performs at Muhlenberg
• Reminder: this weekend is Daylight Savings Time. Spring ahead, fall back! Adjust...
• 2012 LVAAS Membership/Dues
• Allentown Arts Ovation Awards pick Joan and John Gaydos for special recognition
• Upcoming events at Lehigh Valley area schools
• Forensic Speech Team: Ahead to Nationals
• Ex-Allentown schools chief Zahorchak named Johnstown superintendent
• Allentown still in line for second state House seat
• Taste delicious appetizers and burgers at Mezza Luna Sports Bar
• Scholars in Service to PA: AmeriCorps Information Meeting
• Where do the BBC, the New York Times, CBS, NBC, ABC, NPR, the Washington Post, F...
• Allentown City Council approves waste-to-energy plan
• Sources: Allentown arena office complex to house LVH
• Fight simmering in Lehigh County over 19 t h century bridge
• DVD review: 'Away From Her'
• TODAY in HISTORY: History for March 7 1876 - Alexander Graham Bell received a...
• Parkland Unites for 6th Annual Food Drive
• Today is HOT DOG DAY! Admissions will be firing up the grill from 11:30am-12:15p...
• Education Graduate Saluted by Local Radio Station
• Allentown gallery will move to the waterfront
• Allentown Council to vote again on 35-year waste-to-energy plan
• Our blogger Dani talks about her European adventures over spring break during he...
• March Awareness…This month is National Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Awareness month…...
• Attention current students: Tomorrow is HOT DOG DAY! Admissions will be firing...
• Muhlenberg College Theatre & Dance alumnus Jordan Ahnquist is featured in "Big R...
• Blood Drive -- McCann will host a Blood Drive on Wednesday, March 21st from 3:00...
• Current Student Registration -- Registration for the April Term will be held in...
• Warrior Dash; extreme running race returns
• Guards strap killer in wheelchair, haul him into court
• More details of Phantoms' Allentown arena, hotel, offices emerge
• DVD review: 'Paris, Je T'aime'
• Trout stocking underway in the Southeast Region of Pennsylvania
• Experience mouthwatering pasta and Italian faire on Main Street at Molto Pazzo
• Lehigh County TRIAD invites the public to hear Sheriff R. Rossi
• Allentown Catholic diocese priest removed
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for March 5-11, 2012
• Volunteer Opportunities
• In Your Town
• IronPigs kick off ticket sales with Pig Day celebration
• 15 pallets, 22,000+ food items collected for Second Harvest
• Art Exhibit: "We Are All Stardust"
• Allentown arena zone's local tax take will be higher
• DVD review: 'The Third Man'
• DVD review: 'Savages'
• Attention Criminal Justice Students: We need candidates for our upcoming electio...
• Happy Friday Facebook Fans! "Like" this status if you are ready for the weekend!
• Rain is on the way
• With the trout season only four weeks away, anglers should prepare now
• Multicultural Life is hosting a NBA 2k12 tournament fundraiser on March 15 at 6...
• Bus Accident
• Today's Common Hour Events: Julie Klein "Perceptions of Homelessness in the U.S....
• FAFSA Workshop in room 115 today! > 12pm to 1pm > 4pm to 5pm Bring a copy o...
• Cedar Crest College Hosts Symposium on Women in Forensic Science
• Allentown's West End renovations begin this spring
• Fogelsville’s Giving Tree Project
• It's LEAP YEAR! Please share your favortie Leap Year tradition!!
• Orefield Middle School Presents Seussical, the Musical
• Springhouse Middle School Presents Annie, JR.
• PHS Students Announced Winners in the Hope&Healing Juried Art Show
• Naming of the towns in Lehigh County (part 2 of 2)
• Kindergarten Registration Begins March 1st
• Allentown hockey arena tax zone generates $7 million in 2011 taxes
• DVD review: 'The Muppets'
• DVD review: 'Half Nelson'
• DVD review: 'Revolutionary Road'
• Staff Spotlight- Meet our Senior Director of Admissions, Drew Johnson a. Wh...
• Couple sues Karoly brothers over $1 million malpractice award
• Battle of the Chefs menu for tonight. We hope you're ready!
• TIME IS RUNNING OUT! FASFA WORKSHOPS ROOM 115 >TUESDAYS 12:00-1:00 AND 4:00-5:...
• The moment all 'Berg diners have been waiting for is almost here! Who plans to a...
• Naming of the towns in Lehigh County (part 1 of 2)
• Annual Arts-in-Education Workshop - Innovation, Inquiry, and Imagination: Arts Education in Our Schools
• Woman charged with beating, choking baby agrees to plea deal
• We have fun here, too!!! Here is Mr. Lopez and Mr. Rainis in the spirit of McCann
• Tempting appetizers, sandwiches and fun times at Damon's Grill
• Revised Bylaws and Policies
• Of course a list of the hottest colleges would include Muhlenberg!
• The Art of Design: 2nd annual exhibition of senior student design for Theatre &...
• Photos of the Women's Basketball CC Championship win, courtesy of Muhlenberg Col...
• Historic house tour commemorates Lehigh County's bicentennial
• Saltwater fishing show kicks off March 16
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for February 27 to March 4, 2012
• Gun bill could put Allentown on defensive
• Volunteers get Allentown parks ready for spring
• In Your Town
• Experience delicious pizza and Italian dishes at Nonna Lia's Ristorante
• Lehigh County’s 200th birthday is rapidly approaching
• DVD review: 'Bionic Woman: Volume One'
• Browne: Allentown hockey arena tax zone will cover $10.5 million annual arena debt
• Board Meeting Agenda, Tuesday, February 28, 2012
• New Teacher’s Union Contract Agreed Upon
• Allentown School Board gets update on dual enrollment program
• Bus Advertising Inside Buses Approved in Hopes of Generating New Revenue
• Parkland School District Announces $984,000 in Savings
• Allentown Women's Center finds new home in Hanover Township
• A Grand Production: Behind the Scenes of Chicago
• A Look at Winter Formal through Photographs
• Upcoming events at Lehigh Valley area schools
• DVD review: 'Friends With Benefits'
• Welcome February students! Orientation is this evening at 5:30pm for Night stud...
• What a beautiful day! Who else is enjoying this weather??
• Students Get an Inside Look at Life in Afghanistan
• Scott Sherk, professor of art, has a new installation at the Lab Gallery (47th a...
• HCM Foundation Gets a Running Start on 2012 Fundraising
• Did Allentown police give street artist the brushoff?
• Allentown might see deficit for 2011
• Accounting, Business, Economics & Finance Internship Info Session
• Happy Donut Day!
• Parkland Juniors named All-Americans by PrepVolleyball.com
• Housenick Memorial Park
• Come out and join us for Carnevale, put on by our our Languages, Literatures & C...
• Student Services is in need of tutors for Medical Terminology, Anatomy and Physi...
• Jeremy Lin fever has caught on with Muhlenberg's Mui
• Taste tempting appetizers, steaks and other entrees at New Bowers Hotel
• Don't forget: April graduates may see the career services department during the...
• BOOK BUY BACK: A representative will be on campus to purchase text books today,...
• Allentown hockey arena critics land on their feet
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for February 20-26, 2012
• Taxpayers foot the bill when out-of-towners die in Lehigh County
• In Your Town
• Volunteer Opportunities
• DVD review: 'Once'
• DVD review: 'Midnight In Paris'
• ‘Roxing’ Your World: Behind the Scenes of Chicago
• Allentown School District braces for possible budget-related job cuts
• Experience a variety of Italian selections at Johnnie's Restaurant
• Allentown waste-to-energy deal may resurface
• NJ freshwater herring closure goes into effect
• Our blogger Eliana talks about her amazing experience at Master Choreographers (...
• ATTENTION APRIL GRADUTES---SUIT FITTINGS: April graduates may see the career ser...
• Allentown man admits shooting at three people
• Developer files another lawsuit against Allentown's arena
• Upcoming events at Lehigh Valley schools
• DVD review: 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2'
• DVD review: 'Charlotte Gray'
• Nowik Earns Award for First Year Experience Efforts
• Allentown Council rejects waste-to-energy plant
• Allentown Council rejects waste-to-energy plant
• Former Americus Center hotel developer pays off $1 million fine
• Point/Counterpoint: Allentown hockey arena tax zone
• Men's basketball also wins! 70-61 over Haverford!
• Book Buy Back -- A representative will be on campus to purchase text books on Mo...
• A bidder for Allentown's waste-to-energy plant says his company overlooked
• Are you interested in bringing a friend to school day? Come see us in the loung...
• We hope you enjoy our newest feature in Staff Spotlight! Which staff member woul...
• Happy St. Valentine's Day! <3
• Forensic Speech Team Does Well in D.C.
• Patriot League to offer football scholarships
• Our blogger Dani talks about her Carnivale experience in Italy!
• Medical Academy Charter School approved in Catasauqua
• Allentown zoning board again rejects Rite Aid plan for Seventh Street store
• Treat your valentine to a delicious dinner at Chianti Italian Restaurant
• Who watched the Grammy's last night? What was your favorite performance??
• Pair of books on shooting sports and famous gun maker make excellent reading
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for February 13 -19, 2012
• In Your Town
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Greater Philadelphia Outdoor Show opens this weekend
• Writer’s Blog: One English Student’s Efforts to Pen Her First Novel
• More Allentown schools could get electronic medical care from LVH
• World class snowboarding event Saturday in Easton
• A year later, 200 gather to remember gas explosion
• Getting Technical: Behind the Scenes of Chicago
• Allentown hockey arena-linked donors help fill Pawlowski campaign fund
• A year later, families in Allentown gas explosion trying to move forward
• DVD review: 'Southland Tales'
• Freeman Tract: historical and recreational area in the DWGNRA
• Attention students starting February 27, 2012: Registration is tonight from 5:30...
• Springhouse Middle School Awarded 2011 Arts Grant
• Health Reporter Talks about Making It as an Hispanic Journalist
• Mark Hall misses his parents, lost on 'a night of confusion'
• Allentown Council recommends $25M waste-to-energy plant
• DVD review: 'Mike Judge's Beavis and Butthead Collection Vol. 4'
• DVD review: 'The Rum Diary'
• Parkland Athletes Sign Letters of Intent
• ***** SNOW!!!!!!!!!! *****
• Member of Allentown's 2ND gang admits selling crack
• Experience tempting Italian dishes in a comfortable atmosphere at Molinari's
• NJDEP announces forums for wildlife rehabilitators and freshwater fisheries
• 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part One' to be released at midnight Feb. 11th
• Amazon Challenge Grant
• Here is just a few of our students changing their future!
• CONGRATULATIONS to our McCann students recognized today for Dean's list, Honors,...
• Media and Communication at Muhlenberg College alum Brian Teta '98, “Late Show” p...
• Allentown diocese to workers: Contraception mandate could end health benefit
• DVD review: 'A Tale of Two Sisters'
• It's that time again.........Time to complete your 2012-2013 FASFA.(WWW.FAFSA.G...
• Ok, we all know the best part of the Super Bowl is the commercials!!! What was...
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for February 6 -12, 2012
• A year after explosion, Allentown still knows little about gas lines
• DVD review: 'The Debt'
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES – FEB. 5
• In Your Town – Feb. 5
• Quotes and sayings from famous and not-so famous Lehigh Valley people
• Happy Saturday friends! Who is watching the Super Bowl tomorrow and who are you...
• DVD review: 'Romance & Cigarettes'
• Mayors tout jobs growth in Lehigh Valley
• Muhlenberg College helps celebrate 250 years of Allentown
• Emmaus High seniors become Eagle Scouts
• In Your School – Feb. 3
• Experience excellent cuisine in Easton at Megs and Mads
• PHS English Teacher Becomes a National Writing Project Fellow
• PHS Students Recognized in the East Central Scholastic Art Awards Competition
• Miles in Learning to Eat Smart
• National Digital Learning Day
• Upper Nazareth upset over earned income taxes staying in Allentown to fund hockey arena
• "Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself." John Dewey
• Happy Groundhogs Day!!!
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - February 2012
• Allentown Council elects new board for special tax zone
• Native Fish Art and Writing Contest
• In honor of Super Bowl XLVI we will allow students to wear their favorite footba...
• Interview question of the day: How do you handle stress?
• "I find it amazing that what I am learning in Allentown, PA, related and connect...
• February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness-Prevention Month
• Allentown selects a new city council member
• Allentown Catholic Diocese joins outcry against Obamacare mandate on contraception
• Beautiful day today! Anyone doing something fun??
• Professor Donovan Talks Consumer Spending on WFMZ-TV 69
• An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. ~Benjamin Franklin
• Muhlenberg College hopes new technology makes crosswalk safer
• Suspect in shooting had been kicked out of Allentown nightclub by victim, employees say
• Allentown mayor raised $251,000 in campaign donations in 2011
• Allentown hockey arena area office developer hires senator's wife
• Enjoy tempting comfort food and fun times at Roosevelt's 21rst
• Enjoy tempting comfort food and fun times at Roosevelt's 21rst
• Super Saturday ZUMBA!!
• Super Saturday guests receive a free chair massage!
• Cedar Crest Professor Pens Play on Critical Issue of Cyberbullying
• Fogelsville Elementary Clean Ocean’s Project
• 2012 Spelling Bee Champions!
• Jack Huang named an Intel Science Talent Search Semifinalist
• The Writing Center at Muhlenberg College provides students with great resources...
• Mack Trucks riding on stardom from movie and TV connections
• Allentown police make arrest 15 hours after fatal shooting
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for January 30 to February 5, 2012
• Choose from tempting appetizers, entrees and sandwiches at Black and Blue
• Hundreds flock to ballpark for summer work
• Volunteer Opportunities – Jan. 29
• In Your Town
• Eastern Sports & Outdoor Show caters to Smartphone users with free helpful app
• Getting ready for our scholarship luncheon - thank you to all of our donors that...
• Leaky aqueduct in Lehigh Canal being fixed; but Bethlehem needs to repair more
• Most board members resign from Lehigh Valley Academy Regional Charter School
• DVD review: 'Drive'
• DVD review: 'Horrible Bosses'
• Nominees named for Allentown's Neighborhood Improvement Zone board
• We know the Philadelphia Eagles did not make it to the Super Bowl...thank goodne...
• Beautiful and pristine White Lake
• Townships question earned income tax withholdings
• Lehigh County Executive Don Cunningham says he will veto reassessment bill
• Staff Highlight-Meet Dr. Richard Kipp 1. What is your background experience prio...
• Schware appointed to Lehigh County commissioners
• Eight PHS Students Volunteer Their Service for the American Red Cross
• Parkland High School’s Charlotte’s Web
• Allentown eatery owner caught in arena property frenzy
• SHOT show debuts new hunting and shooting products
• Two New Appointments at Parkland High School
• Parkland Approves Preliminary Budget & Filing of Exceptions
• This Saturday, Jan 28th McCann School of Business & Technology - Allentown, PA w...
• Grant to help Bethlehem, Allentown schools restore after-school programs
• Allentown's former managing director nominated for his old job
• Reassessment up for a vote in Lehigh County
• Lehigh Valley International Airport looks to offset loss of AirTran
• Cedar Crest MLK Day of Service 2012
• Looking for artist designed bike racks in Easton
• DVD review: 'Super 8'
• 12 vie for open Allentown council seat
• Tempting entrees, appetizers and salads are a taste away at Sangria
• Today is the Chinese New Year! Happy New Year!
• Who was watching the football games yesterday? Do you think the right teams are...
• Please "Like" The Student Loan Help Center!
• Want to make an impact? Come to the Community Engagement Fair today from 5 - 7...
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for January 23-29, 2012
• In Your Town – Jan. 22
• Volunteer Opportunities – Jan. 22
• DVD review: 'The Thing'
• Eastern Sports & Outdoor Show opens Feb. 4
• Are cougars roaming our woods?
• Allentown mayor working on pension costs fix
• Charlotte’s Web – Saturday Morning Show Cancellation, Saturday Detention at PHS canceled, all outside and athletic activities canceled all day Saturday
• McCann School of Business & Technology - Allentown will not open tomorrow due to...
• Meal Plan Reminder: Today at NOON is the final day to make changes to your meal...
• In Your School – Jan. 20
• Lehigh Mountain Uplands Preserve
• Muhlenberg Dining Services is celebrating National Popcorn Day! Don't miss it!
• Quakertown to raise money for park at former Krupp Foundry
• Allentown Council softens garbage fee hike
• Allentown EMS chief retires after guiding plans for change
• Allentown wins national award, grant for fighting childhood obesity
• How are your first day of classes going?
• Lower Saucon Township’s Polk Valley Park and Reservoir Park
• DVD review: 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides'
• Allentown teachers approve 3-year contract
• State's twin births double
• NWTF awards local volunteers and Lehigh Valley chapters
• BOOKSTORE HOURS Current students may pick up their Winter Term books during the...
• Is everyone excited to start classes tomorrow?
• PHS English Honor Society Delievers Books
• Multicultural Student Leadership Conference
• PHS Marching Band Takes First Place in Allentown Halloween Parade
• Spanish Club Hosts Toys for Tots
• Volunteers set to give free tax form help
• Allentown's Crocodile Rock, Stroudsburg's Sherman Theater among world's busiest clubs
• Hockey's Phantoms launch website
• Superior Court overrules county judge in drug case
• IronPigs Job Fair at 10 AM this Saturday, January 21 at Coca-Cola Park! Click on...
• On MLK Day, a dream remembered
• Experience superb cuisine and classic fine dining at Cosmopolitan
• School Board Meeting Agenda for Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012
• "Faith is taking the first step even when you can't see the whole staircase." -...
• Phantoms launch new website
• Our blogger Dani is hard at work in Italy! Hear all about her first week of clas...
• Obama volunteers face tougher road
• DVD review: 'Hanna'
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for January 16-22, 2012
• In Your Town – Jan. 15
• Cedar Crest Students Present at Medieval Studies Conference
• Allentown waterfront development could be delayed
• DVD review: 'Our Idiot Brother'
• Muhlenberg College Athletics's men's and women's basketball teams participate in...
• Lehigh County commissioners move forward with property reassessment
• Allentown teachers get 3-year contract offer
• DVD review: 'Vatel'
• Archery Trade Association show debuted new products for the 2012 hunting season
• Salisbury residents question hospital rezoning
• RV and camping show opens in Allentown's Agri-Plex
• We are all on Team U!!!! Come to the Allentown campus between 10AM and 2PM this...
• Need help attracting winter birds to your feeder?
• Dress Upon A Star is collecting gently-used formal wear to help make a wonderful...
• Lehigh County commissioners move forward with property reassessment
• State to check gas workers' training
• Unknown Author Don't start living tomorrow, tomorrow never arrives. Start workin...
• This SATURDAY! Let's celebrate. Bring a friend and maybe you can help change th...
• Lehigh County scraps reassessment plans
• DVD review: 'What Just Happened'
• Planners OK arena as work goes on
• Experience delicious fine dining at Vintage Restaurant and Bar
• In Your Town – Jan. 11
• From Muhlenberg College Athletics: The women's basketball team is ranked ninth i...
• Charlotte’s Web at PHS, Sat and Sun, Jan 21 & 22
• Annual E-Scrap Event
• PHS Sponsored Holiday Gift Lists
• PA Thespian Conference Winners
• Until we are each able to conquer and master the little things in our lives, the...
• Northern Lehigh looks to stem charter school costs
• Pennsylvania Environment Ride; 3-day bike ride fundraiser
• You can't live a positive life with a negative mind....
• The semester break is a great time to think about the experiences and opportunit...
• It's time to celebrate the family and friends that have helped our students jugg...
• Be Loved with an Herbal Valentine
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for January 9-15, 2012
• Sending football to the sidelines?
• Da Vinci Center ice cream? Tastes like science
• Jan 8 - General Meeting at 2:00 PM
• Grouse Hall F&G hosts areas first coyote hunt
• Mother Nature delays local ice fishing
• "Exchange" Online—Anytime!
• DVD review: 'Moonlight Mile'
• Allentown zoners: Rite Aid out, but St. Luke's garage OK
• If you're on campus this week, don't forget to come out for ICJU's First Friday!
• Popular e-books come to Valley area libraries
• See the difference that fresh concepts and agriculture can make at Flow
• Some residents near Allentown sinkhole allowed back home
• Electronics E-scrap Event, Saturday Jan. 7th at PHS
• In Your School – Jan. 6
• Attention New Students starting January 18th: Registration is tonight at 5pm for...
• Reminder to December Graduates: The Lunch and Learn is tomorrow at 11AM! If you...
• An update from our friends in Muhlenberg College Athletics:
• Peace Valley winter walks
• Eastern Pennsylvania Spring Home Show
• Mayfair taps Civic Theater leader as new director
• Blogger Dani prepares for a semester abroad at the Umbra Institute in Perugia, I...
• Allentown's estimated earned income taxes fall short
• Allentown council postpones election
• DVD review: 'In The Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale'
• Crews still digging to make sure N. 10th Street is stabilized
• In Your Town – Jan. 4
• Staff Spotlight: Meet Mr. Kevin Fura, Business Administration Program Director...
• We hope everyone enjoyed their holiday!!! The campus is too quiet without our s...
• Monday brings quiet, questions at sinkhole site
• When old becomes new again
• Check out the PSD Winter Newsletter
• Allentown extreme rainfall; 2011
• Eight Parkland High School Students Named 2011 National Merit Semifinalists, 1 Named National Achievement Semifinalist
• DVD review: 'Panic'
• Cemetery near sinkhole closes
• Woman shot in foot, likely by celebratory fire
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for January 2-8, 2012
• Police investigating Allentown stabbing
• Happy 250th birthday, Allentown
• Happy New Year!
• What New Year's resolutions work? Just ask an expert
• Lehigh Valley volunteer opportunities
• In Your Town – Jan. 1
• They're off … and it's PPL across the wire
• Valley home sales sink to 11-year low
• DVD review: 'The Band's Visit'
• The science behind social-emotional learning
• Addressing aging infrastructure
• 15th annual Great Backyard Bird Count; Feb 17-20
• Income Tax Workshop For Arts Professionals
• Allentown Council seeks applications for open seat
• Celebrate New Years with tempting comfort foods at Jack Callaghan's
• In Your School – Dec. 30
• Lease sets rental terms for Phantoms
• BOOKSTORE HOURS Current students may pick up their Winter Term books during the...
• Winter hunting/trapping seasons are plentiful
• Who is ready for the new year?? Any interesting New Years resolutions?!
• In Your Town – Dec. 28
• DVD review: 'Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day'
• How was everyone's holiday!?
• Ring in the New Year with an excellent meal at Nino's On the River
• While awaiting first ice, Jersey shore sea bass and cod action is good
• Fewer bears harvested by NJ hunters this year; but a new state record set
• DVD review: 'Portlandia: Season One'
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for December 26, 2011 to January 1, 2012
• Merry Christmas to all of our students, staff, faculty, family and friends celeb...
• Volunteer Opportunities – Dec. 25
• In Your Town – Dec. 25
• DVD review: 'Grace Is Gone'
• Buck Knives celebrates 110 years in business
• Global Diseases Students Fight Mock "Campus Outbreak"
• Allentown OKs 50-home project
• Civil War 150th Anniversary: How the war shaped Christmas
• Lehigh Judges look to fill Trexler Trust vacancy
• Man dead in Allentown shooting
• In face of lawsuit, Allentown council repeals pro-union bill
• Bullets hit Allentown house in drive-by shooting
• Federal jury convicts chiropractors on tax charges
• In Your School – Dec. 23
• Join us as we reflect on 2011 in our annual "Year in Review!"
• DVD review: 'Fright Night'
• Happy Holidays from the Career Services Team!
• CONGRATS to ALL GRADS!!!!! You did it :) Enjoy the holidays and see you on Janua...
• Prison for Good Samaritan turned stabber
• Man admits sex assault on girl after IronPigs game
• Lehigh voters to decide whether to end elected posts
• 'Berg student Patrick Molloy is featured in yesterday's Philadelphia Inquirer
• McCann Allentown's offices will be closed Friday, 12/23/11, Monday, 12/26/11 and...
• First new businesses arrive in arena zone
• Allentown School District pays for extra police coverage
• 'Tis the season for family time...I love christmas movies...What's YOUR favorite...
• OMS Toy Drive
• Dale Ritter Wins Teacher of the Year award from VFW
• 220 Toys Donated by Kratzer Families and Staff
• Best of luck to our students finishing up on finals and have a wonderful Winter...
• AT hike to Weathering Knob
• DVD review: 'I Am Number Four'
• Salvation Army volunteer is a ringer, a singer, a true Christmas spirit
• Is Queen City Airport worth $40 million?
• Plans for Schoen's building sought
• Help's available for families this holiday season
• In Your Town – Dec. 21
• Best wishes to all of our students, staff, faculty and friends who begin Hanukka...
• Forensic Speech Team Shows Mettle in Florida Competition
• Three Rules of Work: Out of clutter find simplicity; From discord find harmony;...
• Man who killed friend over debt gets up to 40 years
• Nesting bald eagles on the rise in New Jersey
• NEWS YOU CAN USE:
• What is your favorite part of the hoildays?! Good food? Presents? Spending ti...
• Employee Holiday Sale at The 'Berg Bookshop! 12/19 - 12/23, Employees get an ext...
• Two arrested in fatal Saturday shootings in Allentown
• Jordan Creek Greenway trail opens in Whitehall
• Making latkes: Traditional or with a modern twist?
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for December 19-25, 2011
• Charter School Hearing, PSD School Board Meeting, Dec 20
• In Your Town – Dec. 18
• Volunteer Opportunities – Dec. 18
• Late season deer and small game seasons kick off Dec. 26
• DVD review: 'Captain America: The First Avenger'
• HEALTH TIP: One way to de-stress is to Get a Massage! It helps you lose tension...
• DVD review: 'Bridesmaids'
• Allentown school taxes could rise
• Tantalize your tastebuds with Irish cuisine at Molly's Irish Grill
• Still doing some last minute shopping? DON'T FORGET: ALL DAY...Friday 12/16 BUY...
• HEALTH TIP: Want to learn how to beat the stress on the job? One way is to Get...
• Peter Karoly estate now in judge's hands
• School board keeps eye on hockey arena, airport and other development plans
• New Nockamixon bike trail
• DVD review: 'Hobo With A Shotgun'
• In Your School
• Santa and the McCann staff enjoyed spending time with our current students and a...
• BOOKSTORE HOURS Current students may pick up their Winter Term books during the...
• Congress clears federal pipeline safety bill
• SANTA will be in the Student Lounge in 5 MINUTES!!!! See you soon :)
• Lehigh commissioners reject term limits
• GUESS WHO's COMING TO TOWN????? It's SANTA!!!! Join us TODAY between 3:30pm and...
• Anyone can give up, it’s the easiest thing in the world to do! But to hold it to...
• Aspiring Teachers from Easton Area High School Visit Cedar Crest
• Current students may pick up their Winter Term books during the following times:...
• Waste-to-energy proposal reviewed
• Developer unveils $50 million office complex
• Local resorts kick off the ski season
• Area ski slopes to open this weekend; NJ to implement new helmet law
• Please "LIKE" our fan page and find fun updates and photos of our campus!
• Surveillance video captures stun gun incident
• First sign: Fence goes up on arena site
• Judge: Mom shouldn't have been charged for drug dealing
• Help's available for families this holiday season
• In Your Town – Dec. 14
• EXTRA EXTRA!!! READ ALL ABOUT THIS!!! Starting December 11th through December 17...
• GUESS WHO's COMING TO TOWN????? It's SANTA!!!! Join us on Thursday, December 15t...
• Gift selection for outdoor sports folks is usually based on brand loyalty
• Campus Safety offers some tips on how to secure your laptop in a public or priva...
• 5th Annual Faculty and Staff Appreciation Game
• Photos: Senior Art Exhibition
• Rite Aid makes final plea for Seventh St. store
• Mother sues Allentown officer who used Taser on her daughter
• Experience fresh ingredients and a fun atmosphere at Burger Shack
• 'Berg Alumna Jacy Good '08 will be on TLC's 'Say Yes to the Dress' on December 1...
• With all of the technology these days, it is easy to communicate with others wit...
• Corey Goff named Muhlenberg Director of Athletics (video from the conference com...
• The Four Agreements: 1. Be Impeccable with your Word: Speak with integrity. Sa...
• Looking for a way to reduce your stress level? Here are some tips from the Mayo...
• DVD review: 'Insidious'
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for December 12-18, 2011
• Allentown chiropractor readies tax defier defense
• Jordan Creek Greenway Trail grand opening on Wednesday in Whitehall
• Help's available for families this holiday season
• Volunteer Opportunities – Dec. 11
• In Your Town – Dec. 8
• Planners lay out sketch of future Allentown waterfront
• City says it iced legal challenge to condemnation for hockey arena
• Council votes to condemn church land for American Parkway project
• Season ending bear harvest figures show it to be second highest on record
• DVD review: 'Happythankyoumoreplease'
• Twitter message grounds Mountain Hawk receiver
• What a semester! President Helm recaps with a video message to the College commu...
• Allentown school taxes could rise
• Enjoy delicious seafood and land faire at Mangos
• In Your School – Dec. 9
• Brought to our Attention by Mr. David Lopez, Student Services Coordinator: Read...
• No tax hike in Allentown budget
• Hanover officials fixing sinkhole that damaged three homes
• Council asked to repeal union-friendly law
• SAVE MONEY OVER THE HOLIDAYS Thinking and Planning Creatively Can Go a Long Way....
• Kernsville Poetry Cafe a Huge Hit
• PHS GEO Club Collects 5,000 Pet Food Items for LV Animal Food Bank
• Giant Donates $1,000 to Parkland School District
• Current Student Registration -- Registration for the Winter 2012 term will take...
• Guess who’s coming to town...do I hear jingle bells?...
• Our friends in Dining Services have the dining hours for finals week. Get some b...
• Annual Christmas Bird Count begins on December 14
• Allentown native, others recall Pearl Harbor attack
• Growing Up Artfully 2012 - Awards For Excellence In Arts Education
• Pooches help take the stress out of exams
• Snow is on the way, along with a record for wetness
• Man who started new life cops to 1998 Allentown slaying
• Senior Art Exhibition: Dec. 7 (Reception) through Jan. 31
• DVD review: 'Something Wild'
• ATTENTION!!! There has been a change made to the academic calendar....Classes WI...
• We'll be collecting educational toys and other items to donate to the Allentown...
• Lower Macungie man admits beating disabled wife
• St. Luke's seeks 384-space parking garage for Allentown hospital
• Allentown police settle excessive force suit
• DVD review: 'The Jazz Singer'
• Experience delicious meats and side items at Dickey's Barbecue Pit
• EXTRA EXTRA!!! READ ALL ABOUT THIS!!! Starting December 11th through December 17...
• The Week Ahead: outdoor calendar for December 5-11, 2011
• Newark mayor: Community values key to education
• Preserve your deer hunting trophy with a mount
• Volunteer Opportunities – Dec. 4
• In Your Town – Dec. 4
• Open hearts greet PSU cancer fundraisers
• THE INSIDE SCOOP EVENT was a great success!!! Thank you to all the families tha...
• NJ Six-day Firearm Deer Season opens on December 5
• Dec. 10th - Holdiay Party & Dues Reminder
• ASD library system in 'state of crisis'
• Enjoy decadent sweet treats at the Nestle Toll House Cafe
• DVD review: 'War Inc.'
• PA Game Commission collecting deer samples for CWD testing
• Don't forget to attend today's Transmedia workshop by Anthony Dalton, Digital Cu...
• Is the time right to sell Queen City Airport?
• Unions eye construction jobs for hockey arena
• LVH to run Blue Mountain's emergency services
• Witness of disputed Karoly will not sure what he signed
• Allentown to ring in New Year with celebraton, bell drop
• Don't forget: This Saturday from 12-2pm, McCann - Allentown will be hosting a op...
• State court clears way for New Jersey black bear season opener on December 5th‏
• Commuters: please enjoy parking on either side of the street every day. Yesterda...
• Congratulations to John Molinaro who just enrolled in the Network Administration...
• McCann tour of the Steel Stacks
• UGI lowers natural gas rate
• Allentown rejects adding EMTs
• Student DanceWorks: Featuring Student Choreography
• W'll be collecting educational toys and other items to donate to the Allentown P...
• Cedar Crest provost resigns abruptly
• Linda Stein's Fluidity of Gender
• Staff Spotlight: Meet Mr. Kevin Miller, Criminal Justice Adjunct Instructor and...
• How mysterious!
• Artist’s reception tonight (November 30) from 4:30 – 6 p.m. Free and open to the...
• Heritage Guild of Easton Indoor Range grand opening; December 2nd – 4th
• Residents attend first open house concerning Allentown hockey arena
• Jaindl zoning challenge dismissed
• The Inspiration Behind the Unity Dance Video
• Public gets detailed look at arena plans tonight
• In Your Town - Nov. 30
• More cops? Spanish lessons? Fee exemptions?
• Test your whitetail deer knowledge
• Holiday Toy Drive -- McCann will be collecting educational toys to donate to the...
• Easton’s Karl Stirner Arts Trail
• Complete Princeton Review's Muhlenberg survey for a chance to win an iPad! Muhl...
• Southern Lehigh superintendent dies at 57
• Reputed gang member sentenced for second shooting
• DVD review: '30 Minutes or Less'
• Council debates adding EMTs
• Organization flunks Pennsylvania on pipeline transparency
• After more 50 years with the Muhlenberg community, Athletic director Sam Beidelm...
• Enjoy bold flavors at Moe's Southwest Grill
• Hope everyone enjoyed their Thanksgiving break! Here are some tips when networki...
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, November 28, 2011
• Snooki of 'Jersey Shore' fame brings her reality to Allentown
• DVD review: 'Cowboys & Aliens'
• Deer hunters sharing the harvest
• Small business Saturday is big to merchants
• In Your Town – Nov. 27
• Volunteer Opportunities – Nov. 27
• Great views from Bake Oven Knob
• Browne: Staff would help arena panel
• Shoppers line up for Black Friday deals
• In Your School – Nov. 25
• After 42 years, Allentown firefighter steps down
• Allentown wants EMTs in ambulance
• HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS...WISHING EVERYONE A WONDERFUL HOLID...
• DVD review: 'Red State'
• President's Vodcast: News & Views
• We hope the Muhlenberg family enjoys the Thanksgiving break! Have fun, rest up,...
• Deer season opens Monday in Penn.
• DVD review: 'Interview'
• New board to oversee arena project
• Congratulations to Cori Oberteuffer who just enrolled in the Surgical Technology...
• Relax at Big Woody's with good friends and a delicious burger
• Fun Facts about the First Thanksgiving! •Mashed potatoes, pumpkin pies, popcorn...
• Organizations offer Thanksgiving dinners
• IMPORTANT UPDATE: Some calendars are indicating school is closed for In-Service...
• In Your Town – Nov. 23
• Pennsylvania hunters record second highest bear harvest
• Elementary Students Celebrate Turkey Day
• Fred J. Jaindl Elementary LEED Silver Certified
• If you see zombies wandering around Haas today, please remain calm. We have this...
• Congratulations to Jeanine Ruiz who just enrolled in the Medical Assisting Progr...
• WOW!!! Did you guys see the McCann Spa Holiday Deals????? When you buy 4 $25 Gif...
• Which would you prefer for dessert on Thanksgiving? Pumpkin Cheesecake Cupcakes...
• Congratulations to Kelvin X López who just enrolled in the Medical Assisting Pro...
• HOLIDAY REMINDER: McCann WILL be closed for the holiday Thursday, November 24th...
• The McCann Family Thanksgiving Dinner Food drive is almost over! Please let us...
• At Merchants Square Mall, a great day for a geek
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, November 21, 2011
• Arena could pump $39M into city's economy
• Scams suck billions out of seniors
• Cooler temperatures and hunting have left few still fishing
• Volunteer Opportunities – Nov. 20
• In Your Town- Nov. 20
• Good luck to our women and men's basketball teams as they continue the 2011 Scot...
• DVD review: 'The Go-Getter'
• We have extended the McCann Family Thanksgiving Dinner Food drive! You still ha...
• Congratulations State Volleyball Champions!
• French Club Adopts a School in Haiti
• LVIA: 'Easy-come, easy-go' airport
• Follow the Falcons: New Athletics Website
• Star Educator Earns 2011 Howard L. Klopp Exemplary Teacher Award
• DVD review: 'The Garbage Pail Kids Movie'
• Lehigh County celebrates its 200th anniversary in 2012
• The Season's Best Side Dishes
• Apply to be a Civic Fellow and help your community!
• In Your School – Nov. 18
• Residents object to Rite Aid's move and face-lift
• WOW!!! Did you guys see the McCann Spa Holiday Deals????? When you buy 4 $25 G...
• Week seven rut report
• Allentown council passes resolution to fill vacancies
• DVD review: 'Cul-De-Sac'
• Hellertown couple can enhance your Thanksgiving Day dinner
• Film Screening: Miss Representation
• We are only 5 "Likes" away from 500 fans!! Please share our fan page with all o...
• Allentown hunters anticipate Nov. 28 rifle buck season
• It is with deep regret that we inform the College community about the passing of...
• Congratulations to Kristin Suranofsky who just enrolled in the Medical Assisting...
• It’s cold and flu season, are you prepared? •Cover your nose and mouth with a t...
• Taste fresh cuisine and enjoy new concepts at The Pita Pit
• November 17th is the Great American Smokeout
• For all the students taking Oral Communications: Here is an article about public...
• Historic pieces to be salvaged from arena block set for demolition
• HYPE (Healthy Youth Peer Education) is competing for a Digital Media Learning gr...
• In Your Town – Nov. 16
• Schnecksville Elementary Teacher Robert Boehmer Wins Howard L. Klopp Exemplary Teacher Award
• Christmas season in Bethlehem kicks-off this week
• Occupy Allentown protesters head to Wall Street
• Tomorrow is McCann Allentown's HONORS RALLY at 10:30 am for Day students and 5:3...
• Comedian Jo Koy - Star of Comedy Central's "Don't Make Him Angry" & regular appe...
• Fun Money Facts: In 1987 American Airlines saved $40,000 by eliminating one...
• Wanna see what the press is writing about us these days?
• Okay, Facebook Friends! Lets pretend you are on an interview and the interviewer...
• Macungie mayor can continue to get police access, judge says
• Experience fresh cuisine and concepts at Pandini's Restaurant
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, November 14, 2011
• Congratulations to all of our Future Graduates starting school in November!!
• Why wait for Black Friday?
• DVD review: 'Slow Burn'
• Crossbows should not be customized say industry experts
• Organizations offer Thanksgiving dinners, food distribution
• Morning Call wins group's highest award
• In Your Town – Nov. 13
• Volunteer Opportunities – Nov. 13
• DVD review: 'Paul'
• Bear attacks woman in the Poconos
• Power of Women Organization Joins Cedar Crest
• 2011 Reimert Lecture Photos
• Join us for the PHS Fall Play, 7:30 PM PHS Auditorium, Nov 11 and 12
• American Flag Harley-Davidson "Fat Boy" by artist Pamela Shanteau
• Veterans Honored at Fred J. Jaindl Elementary
• School Board Workshop & Meeting, Nov 15th, 7 PM & 8 PM
• Ironton Turkey Trot
• In honor of Veterans Day we are going to be posting some wonderful, artistic, in...
• Muhlenberg students prepare for a robotics competition!
• NJ Hunting information and Rockport Game Farm and Pheasant stocking update‏
• We'd like to thank all of the Muhlenberg veterans who have served our country.
• Sounds Of Christmas - Concord Chamber Singers
• Lehigh commissioners eye union contract
• Visiting Writer Series: Novelist Lisa Zeidner
• VIDEO: Unity Dance to Fight Breast Cancer
• Professor Brancato Authors Book Chapter on Bob Dylan
• In Your School – Nov. 11
• Attention to students starting November 14th: Grad Prep is tonight at 5pm for ev...
• Read this article about google's search update. It shows that the more up-to-dat...
• How much should you borrow in student loans?
• PA Game Commission offers advice to prevent hypothermia
• Allen High principal resigns for Bucks job
• Intellectual Property Rights: Part II
• Celebrate Joan 5K Run and Fun Walk
• Superbowl 10K
• Saint Lukes Half Marathon and 5K
• Retailers: 'I've never seen this happen'
• For parts of Valley, power may be out until Thursday
• Sex offender admits tying child to bench at Dorney Park
• No heat, but plenty of blankets at senior facilities
• Allentown, Monroe County gain in remapping
• Lehighton man admits ogling, grabbing girl
• South Whitehall man admits spreading child porn
• Area shelters, warming stations
• With power out, Lehigh Valley residents flock to temporary shelters
• Emergency Shelter at Troxell Building
• PPL website: Some areas may not have power until Thursday
• We mourn the loss of Bob Wood. Please take a moment and share a memory of Bob, a...
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Allentown, PA: McCann will be CLOSED Monday, October 31st due to the power outage.
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Allentown, PA: McCann will be CLOSED Monday, October 31st due to the power outage. We will keep...
• Schools Open – Monday, October 31, 2011
• Community involvement, cost-cutting the main platforms for judicial hopefuls
• TWO HOUR DELAY TOMORROW!!! We have lost power on campus and so we are having the...
• Hello Everyone, tomorrow October 31st, there will be a 2 hour delay. All studen...
• Allentown's Bob Wood, businessman, philanthropist, dies
• Those without power/can't get email, Ettinger Lab and Union kiosks are open. Cel...
• Knowledge to take back home
• Troy Dwyer, asst professor of theatre/dance, will be part of a piece on drag que...
• High-stakes election on horizon in Lehigh County
• Volunteer Opportunities – Oct. 30
• In Your Town – Oct. 30
• During this weather, large branches may fall; use caution walking under trees; d...
• Bear season kicks off with changes
• Haunted Allentown
• Lehigh County passes 2012 budget with discount
• Salisbury Township seeking cuts to lessen tax hike
• Sr. Citizen Water Aerobics
• :)
• ALL ARE WELCOME to our Fall Blast - Inspect a Career Day event. Check it out!!
• Violence still reigns at Allen High
• In Your School – Oct. 28
• Ex-cop Koren lacks honorable discharge
• Lehigh DA race gets heated
• Study: Most LVIA employees underpaid
• Halloween and Lehigh Valley trick-or-treat schedule
• Now here is some real creativity!
• Halloween is quickly approaching Facebook friends!! Think back to when you were...
• Family weekend is right around the corner! Who has friends/family stopping by ca...
• Olympus' new chief resigns
• C.R.E.A.T.E. Project Brings Art, Dialogue to Community
• Lehigh County Sheriff faces challenge
• New plan brewing for Neuweiler property
• DVD review: 'The Invasion'
• Allen students use bracelets to drive home message against texting while driving
• As the deer rut heats up, it's time to bring out the toys
• Halloween Events at Parkland
• Cities may be getting red light cameras
• Professor Rich Niesenbaum and his students helped to install a green roof on cam...
• Cedar Crest Screens Miss Representation, A Film about How Media Portrayals Limit Women
• Mortgage program to have limited local benefit
• Be careful with cosmetic contact lenses
• Allentown development authority sets hockey arena zone guidelines
• Pumpkin slinging in Warren County
• Contractors group sues over bidding law
• DVD review: 'First Snow'
• Board Meeting will be held at LCCC Tonight, 7 PM
• Developer offers $18 million for Allentown's Queen City Airport
• Allentown man gets federal prison for gun crime
• LVEDC planning for new leader
• DVD review: 'Unknown'
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, October 24, 2011
• Enjoy delicious Mexican faire with friends at Chili's
• Happy United Nations Day!!!
• Parkland High School Art Club Wins Homecoming Float Contest
• Taco Bell in Salisbury Township robbed
• Area colleges competing for adult students
• Freshman Chelsea Montgomery-Duban shared the stage with President Obama at the H...
• In Your Town – Oct. 23
• Volunteer Opportunities – Oct. 23
• Rained out at the golf course
• Speedwell Forge Lake begins drawdown
• DVD review: 'Tron Legacy'
• Allentown's cash reserves dwindled in 2010
• DVD review: 'Scream 4'
• Great fall hiking awaits you at the Mariton Wildlife Sanctuary
• Deer hunting heats up while fishing is hot
• Sponsored by the College Committee for Campus Life (CCCL), this public forum is...
• Congressman Dent Announces $2 Million Grant During Cedar Crest’s SAGE Event
• Authorities seek relatives of deceased Allentown woman
• In Your School – Oct. 21
• Amazing! Go Mules!
• Mega Meet on for this weekend
• TWIN DAY!! Financial Aid dressed up as quadruplets :)
• Allentown plans public meetings on arena project
• Enjoy delicious Italian food in a comfortable atmosphere at Casa Italia
• Lehigh candidates address bicounty health bureau
• on the link to register for the Des...
• Dress your favorite decade day!
• Warm sunny days and cool evenings mean they are back!
• DVD review: 'Meek's Cutoff'
• In the spirit of Halloween: Enjoy his article about a "Cyclops Shark" found in t...
• Volunteer Opportunities – Oct. 19
• Pipeline safety bill clears hurdle
• Congratulations to Quintana Alford who just enrolled in the Criminal Justice Pro...
• McCann-Allentown's Admissions and Financial Aid team know how to have team spiri...
• Start your Holiday Shopping Early and Help Turning Point at the Same Time!
• Stabbing case charges thrown out
• A new House seat for Allentown?
• Lehigh County candidates drop Cedarbrook privatization talk
• Trial begins in Facebook threats case
• Arena plans: What lies beneath?
• East Allentown residents remain worried without a neighborhood fire station
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, October 17, 2011
• Enjoy delicious pizza and a good time with family at CiCi's Pizza
• Senior Katie McNamara makes an appearance in an NBC feature on volunteers who ma...
• East Allen residents can't keep heads above water runoff
• With the rut about to start, a deer decoy will enhance a bowhunters' success
• Black bear killed four goats over two nights, ripped a barn door off its' hinges
• DVD review: 'Everything Must Go'
• State Game Land #110 free tours open to the public this Sunday
• Business Students Help Restaurateur with Expansion Plans
• No repaving of Hanover Avenue needed
• Quakertown High renovations could begin next year
• DVD review: 'Blow Out'
• DVD review: 'Thor'
• A pot pourri weekend for local sportsmen and sportswomen
• Olympus fires new CEO
• Technology sure has changed!! Which gadget couldn't you live without? TV, cell...
• Muhlenberg College Athletics Field Hockey plays Franklin & Marshall tomorrow, 10...
• Parent says behavior at Allen High out of control
• Poll workers in Lehigh County have new bilingual requirements
• Allentown could lose 54 firefighters this year
• Valley still in running for D&B
• In Your School – Oct. 14
• Are you looking to transform your body and mind?? Visit The Spa at McCann's new...
• Downtown project near arena could cost $60 million
• Gaming revenue to stay with county
• Enjoy delicious food and a good time with friends at Spice India
• Judge to LVIA: Pay up now
• 2 animals shot by police and a fight over a dead deer
• We just launched a 360-degree virtual tour of many of Muhlenberg's most iconic l...
• FYI: Flu shots are available in the Health Center, Mon-Fri from 8:30am - 1:00pm...
• Welcome back to all of our students returning from Fall Break! Best of luck with...
• Courting Southwest with crayons
• Local firefighters go salmon fishing
• City: Occupy Allentown can stay
• In Your Town – Oct. 12
• Now's the time to act! Trexler Library at Muhlenberg College is giving you a cha...
• Cause of fatal hotel fire undetermined, officials say
• Former Springsteen bandmate to play at Lehigh Valley Music Awards
• Occupy Allentown protesters: City kicked us out
• Catasauqua water main break damages 16-unit apartment building
• Allentown officials praise restaurant for rare honesty
• Nun's estate sues LVH, doctors
• Orefield taxidermist celebrates 25 years in business
• Vote for Turning Point to win a 5K donation from ISS Cares!
• Boil-water advisory issued in Catasauqua
• Fire guts historic Whitehall hotel, killing one
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, October 10, 2011
• Fire Prevention Week; October 9 through the 15
• Aspiring teen politician won't accept Alburtis seat if elected
• Bringing the wedding to the guests
• Where the smart people are
• Volunteer Opportunities – Oct. 9
• In Your Town – Oct. 9
• Welcome Back Festival Winner Collects iPad2 from President Ambar
• Apple Mountain Golf Course; great golfing and great eating
• DVD review: 'Your Highness'
• DVD review: 'Super'
• Congratulations to all of the McCann students receiving their degree/diploma ton...
• Any Mules from the Class of 1976 here? Our Alumni department hopes this page wil...
• Cabela's hosts Extreme Raptor Weekend
• Court to start vet mentoring program
• New Allentown firehouse, bridges approved for 2012 construction
• In Your School – Oct. 7
• is the link to Register for the even...
• Save the Date! October 21 at 10AM at McCann, Vincent "Vinnie" Happ will be enlig...
• What an incredible talent! The impact he had on the industry and world is truly...
• Art For Everyone - Art Auction
• Cunningham budget stands for now
• Enjoy delicious food with friends at Tavern on the Broad
• October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
• Congratulations to Yuline Reece who just enrolled in the Massage Therapy Program...
• Welcome back :)
• WELCOME BACK students!! Congratulations to all of our Fall students on their fir...
• Make a difference, save a life!
• American Parkway Bridge effort advancing
• Jury selection under way in love triangle murder case
• The grapes of splash
• Boo! Blast
• County board could cut $11 million
• Who's that on Diet Dr. Pepper can? It's a Parkland grad
• In Allentown, a taste of Wall Street protests
• DVD review: 'Surveillance'
• PA Game Commission offers advice for avoiding bear conflicts
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, October 3, 2011
• Enjoy excellent comfort foods and a good time with friends at Leaf Restaurant
• We hope everyone is enjoying their fall break! Are you doing anything fun or sp...
• A future in fashion
• Chilly weekend a preview of what's to come.
• DVD review: 'Gigantic'
• DVD review: 'The Tin Star'
• PSSA practice tests raise accuracy concerns
• Pheasant stocking begins with a 30 percent reduction in birds
• Apple picking and other fall fun happenings in NW New Jersey
• Breast cancer donor alert
• Volunteer Column – Oct. 2
• Update on storm closures in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
• Local community colleges to assist with retraining workers
• Allentown awarded grant for 10 more police officers
• DVD review: 'Flakes'
• Pawlowski adds voice to pipeline impasse
• September 30
• Allentown makes $4 million project wish list
• IronPigs groundskeeper helps restore Quakertown High's ballfield
• Potentially contaminated fruit in Pennsylvania
• DVD review: 'Music Within'
• Food pantries see spike in visitors
• PA's fall archery deer season opens this Saturday
• In Your School – Sept. 30
• Man charged in crash that killed elderly woman waives hearing
• Cabela's in Hamburg hosts free Ladies Night Out
• Day Registration is complete! Registration for October Evening students will be...
• It's Banned-Books week with Trexler Library at Muhlenberg College. Stop by to le...
• Enjoy fresh concepts and tempting treats at Cosi
• Parents decry Lehigh County's plan to outsource caseworkers who handle special needs clients
• Parkland Announces Four New Personnel Assignments
• Muhlenberg College Athletics has a busy weekend! They'll be inducting hall of fa...
• Daviay's dad cut out of crash money
• Field hockey leads 3-0. Go Mules!
• PA Game Commission advises motorists to watch for deer
• DVD review: 'Life During Wartime'
• WWII Navy vet, 'War Stories' author at history roundtable
• New Fifth Street Bridge to carry vehicles
• State police make arrest in Alburtis homicides; DA will seek death penalty
• DVD review: 'Dementia 13'
• DVD review: 'Sixty Six'
• Enjoy delicious Southern cuisine at Relish
• McCann Allentown supported research for pancreatic cancer at the 3rd annual walk...
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, September 26, 2011
• Arts and Education Initiative’s Allentown Community Forum
• LEADING THE WAY
• Buck bow season gets underway Sat., Oct. 1 in the Keystone state
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Announces the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Statewide Planning Meeting
• PA will not being using wine vending machines
• PA state record brown bullhead catfish caught in Carbon County's Beltzville Lake
• Man pleads guilty to stabbing girlfriend, killing her mother in 2005
• Please join us! We're hosting an all-campus reception in honor of Chaplain Peter...
• McCann Graduates can now complete requirements to earn a Bachelor of Science at...
• Parkland Saves $1.2M in Bond Refinancing
• USPS future plans should mean more work for Lehigh Valley
• Allentown speeds hiring of officers
• State approves new loan for arena project
• New LANTA routes get mixed marks
• Fall family happenings around the Lehigh Valley
• Mega Meet Postponed
• Anyone interested in spending $85 for a white tee with a fake coffee stain on it...
• Arts Count 2011
• Allentown a battlefield for strip clubs
• Concrete Steel and Paint, a Film about Crime, Restoration and Healing
• DVD review: 'Tokyo!'
• DVD review: 'The Killing'
• Click the link below to join our team!! Help support Pancreatic Cancer Research...
• 'Berg cares about the earth. Here's a few ways that people on and off campus mak...
• Lehigh County GOP hopefuls push for bigger tax cut
• Bear country residents in New Jersey should take precautions‏
• Cedar Crest Appoints Admissions Director for SAGE
• Open House today until 8 p.m.!! Thinking about a new career or additional train...
• Renewal along the Lehigh?
• Teen charged in downtown Allentown fatal shooting
• DVD review: 'Harold'
• Renewal along the Lehigh?
• Lehigh County official seeks term limits law
• It's International Talk like a Pirate Day! Arghhhh. Use your pirate name for the...
• Conestoga replica rollout
• Enjoy delicious food in a comfortable atmosphere at the Wooden Match
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Announces Pennsylvania Partners...
• Woman in fight to keep popular pig
• Allentown School Board to borrow more money
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, September 19, 2011
• DVD review: 'Finishing The Game'
• DVD review: 'Filth and Wisdom'
• Fall fishing heats up with cooler temps
• Northampton County deer found to have EHD
• FEMA flood prevention cash unused
• Trail funding to continue
• Hamilton Main Street program receives funding
• Scranton's loss might be gain for Valley
• Shelly School earns spot Register of Historic Places
• Homecoming and Reunion Weekend is here! Welcome back, Mules!
• Fall doesn’t officially start until next Friday but it sure feels like it’s alre...
• Don’t forget, Pre-Registration tonight at 6:00 p.m. for evening students startin...
• Who else is excited for Homecoming this weekend?
• Nominations Sought for Growing Up Artfully 2012 Awards
• Lehigh County budget in a nutshell
• Man acquitted of kidnapping
• Wild Outdoor Expo this weekend
• 3 cops treated unfairly, suit says
• Open Arms for "Closed Doors"
• Mayfair to continue, will link 2012 fest to Allentown's 250th anniversary
• Change raises arena loan costs
• Upper Bucks Technical School needs $1.2 million in repairs
• DVD review: 'Rescue Me: The Sixth Season and the Final Season'
• Catasauqua Area School District meets targets on state tests
• Hilbert's Pharmacy to fill last prescription
• Feds want to end 'Animal House' way of going to school
• DVD review: 'Solaris' (1972)
• Allentown seeks volunteers for 250th
• Day care displaced by arena OK'd for Linden Street location
• Enjoy delicious Italian food in a comfortable ambiance at Cherubina Ristorante
• McCann ran as a Relay team yesterday in the VIA Marathon! Check out the pic...
• State owed millions in fines
• Alburtis tries to cope with unsolved murders
• A tale of survival brought to light
• Antlerless archery hunting season opens Saturday, Sept. 17 in selected WMUs
• Joe Patrick passed through Lehigh Valley on walk from DC to Ground Zero
• Volunteer Opportunities – Sept. 11
• In Your Town – Sept. 11
• Newsmaker Q&A: Jean DeBord
• Attitudes on Arabs, terrorism shifting
• Fogelsville PTO Dedicates a New Walking Track
• The aftermath of Tropical Storm Lee
• DVD review: 'My Cousin Vinny'
• Valley homeless steady at 2,500
• THE SUN IS OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
• 2012 Budget and Sep. General Meeting
• Plans for abandoned property signal continuing interest in developing riverfront
• In Your School – Sept. 9
• High on the 'Pigs
• Allentown claims 2nd property for arena
• Allentown council denies tax hike petition
• A production of "Woyzeck" with a cast and creative team composed entirely of Muh...
• Foundations being laid for the Sands Casino Bethlehem Events Center
• Red-eared Slider turtle, threat in SE PA
• Attention Parents: Kernsville Water Supply Letter
• We are currently selling t-shirts commemorating the 10th Anniversary of 9/11. T...
• DVD review: 'Jane Eyre'
• Allentown authority makes $5 million play for Lehigh River land
• Studying in Belize: A Student's Perspective
• In Your Town – Sept. 4
• Volunteer Opportunities – Sept. 4
• New Breakfast Program
• Soggy finish to a winning week
• Grand Prix owner eyes liquor license
• Enjoy delicious comfort foods at Detzi's Tavern
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, September 5, 2011
• Syrians gather for national meeting in Lehigh Valley
• Honoring a long-finished labor
• DVD review: 'The Hudsucker Proxy'
• Despite Hurricane Irene, the Lehigh Valley Hunting & Fishing show was successful
• Despite Hurricane Irene, the Lehigh Valley Hunting & Fishing show was successful
• Greenway project; off-road hiking and biking trail in Lehigh County
• Son remembers father who died saving his life
• The Poughkeepsie Bridge over the Lehigh River
• Bi-county health department lives on
• Open House Dates
• Enjoy the last holiday weekend of the summer!!
• Here is the weekend weather for Allentown! Does anyone have any fun plans in sto...
• Demolition to clear arena space to begin in November
• Couple wants its Gizmo back
• In Your School – Sept. 2
• Allentown seeks volunteers for 250th
• New Tripoli archer shoots her way to a world title
• Allentown to get 250 high-tech trash cans
• No more coverage for the unemployed
• Lehigh County residents could see tax credit
• How would candidates cut the Lehigh County budget?
• Alumnae’s Stepson ‘Studies Abroad’ at Cedar Crest
• Enjoy delicious faire and a great time with family and friends at Buca Di Beppo
• Thousand Cankers Disease found in Bucks County
• Art For Everyone - Art Auction
• In Your Town – Aug. 31
• Corbett pays preview night visit
• Feds: Faulty weld cause of deadly California gas blast
• "For the creatively inclined, college can be a life-changing experience. Newswee...
• Have a friend, relative, acquaintance, etc. that is curious about continuing the...
• DVD review: 'Career Opportunities'
• Do you have a nice photo of you and your fellow McCann classmates?? Please post...
• Enjoy delicious entrees and comfort foods at the Buckeye Tavern
• McCann Allentown exceeded 400 fans! Thank you everyone :) Please share our page!
• From our Orientation this past Friday.
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, August 29, 2011
• Hillel and Multicultural Center are available to charge cell phones. Please prov...
• Opening convocation will be postponed until Monday night at 7 pm in Egner Chapel.
• Please check your email for a revised dining schedule. Please adhere to your ass...
• The campus picnic is canceled. Alternate food service will be provided to Staff...
• CANCELLED LVAAS BOG Mtg Aug28th, 2011
• All activities continue as scheduled. Outside activities moved to union. Food se...
• Long-awaited Kings statue to be dedicated
• DVD review: 'Blue Valentine'
• The Backwoods Angler
• Some assault charges dropped
• Behavior improves at Green Acres Park
• "Like" our status if you are prepared for Hurricane Irene! What are you doing t...
• First-year move-in day is here! Welcome to Muhlenberg!
• Board hires consultant, temporary academic chief
• Singing a new song
• In Your School – Aug. 26
• Initial dividends for hockey arena’s neighborhood improvement zone
• DVD review: 'Playing For Keeps'
• DVD review: 'Tales From The Crypt: Season One'
• Planners' dream: Adjoining neighborhoods
• Pulpit Rock Road Update 8/24/11
• Wy-Hit-Tuk Park
• We've seen some great capstone presentations from Wescoe students tonight. Great...
• We want to make sure that all new Mules have a warm welcome when they come to ca...
• JOIN OUR TEAM!!! Team McCann Changing Futures Changing Lives, for the 2011 All...
• Congratulations to all of the Day Students who were recognized this morning at o...
• First Year Experience Eases the Transition to College
• Rotary Club of Allentown Announces Second Annual 5K Walk/Run
• Back to School for Allentown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Earthquake rattles East Coast, Valley
• State to examine Allentown superintendent buyout
• Asher F. Boyer trail is opened
• In Your Town – Aug. 24
• Did anyone else feel that earthquake?? Crazy!!
• Enjoy delicious appetizers and entrees at Weaversville Inn
• Landmark hotel can offer extended stays
• Bicounty public health: Dead on arrival?
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, August 22, 2011
• Pulpit Rock Road - 8/21/11 update
• Where fast food flourishes
• Allentown pool celebrates the dog days of summer
• The human cost of school reform
• West Nile Virus spreading in our area
• Hockey arena’s events center is a big deal
• DVD review: 'Source Code'
• Arena events center to be largest in Valley
• Mystery of figure skater in photo may be solved
• Lehigh Valley Hunting and Fishing Extravaganza set to open Aug. 26
• Graduation Prep/Orientation for New Day students starting on Aug 22 TODAY at 10a...
• With high school done, Salisbury moves to baseball field
• Allentown authority takes out $35 million credit line for arena
• In Your School – Aug. 19
• Weisenberg development picks up steam
• Zahorchak out as Allentown superintendent
• Hammering at Ringing Rocks
• Graduation Preparation / Orientation for evening students starting school August...
• Father and son charged in Allentown with harassing Sarah Palin
• Glock owners meet at Topton F&G this weekend
• Can you identify this World War II pilot from Allentown?
• Property owner opts out of arena financing district
• Allen High teacher pleads not guilty
• Studying the Queen Conch Pt. 2: First Impressions
• Allentown sets tax district for hockey arena
• High above the valley, a fortress in the sky
• Enjoy delicious food in a casual atmosphere at the State Cafe and Grille
• A WORK OF ART
• DVD review: 'The Adjustment Bureau'
• We're out and about on campus today getting shots for our virtual tour. We can't...
• Moravian Art Auction to Benefit Lehigh Valley Arts Council
• Man gets harshest prison sentence in shooting death
• More waiting for displaced day care
• In Your Town – Aug. 17
• Saturday is National Honey Bee Day
• TOMORROW: Give the gift of life!! Miller Keystone Blood Center will be visiting...
• City hopes arena district spurs rebirth
• Studying the Queen Conch Pt. 1: A Student's Perspective
• Pulpit Rock Road - Impassable?
• Enjoy delicious comfort foods at Bubba's Pot Belly Stove
• Bus Cards will be mailed out August 26
• Parkland Classroom Preview Days
• Counting down the days until New Student Orientation and the return of our stude...
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, August 15, 2011
• August Membership Mtg to be at So. Mtn. on Sunday
• In Your Town – Aug. 10
• Volunteer Opportunities - Aug. 14
• DVD review: 'Delirious'
• Dove season set to open with duck and goose to follow
• In memory of Officer Robert Lasso
• August Membership Meeting at Pulpit Rock - update
• LVH patient trapped in bed died
• Professor to Create Sculpture of Australia's Largest Dinosaur
• LVIA lobbying to Southwest Airlines
• Allentown School District misses feds' testing goals
• The Lehigh Gap Nature Center rose from a Superfund site
• Pothole problem? Allentown's got an app for that
• DVD review: 'Tru Calling: The Complete Series'
• In Your School – Aug. 12
• Question for our incoming students: what are you most excited for this year at '...
• Cross-country trek brings light to veteran issues
• Give the gift of life!! Miller Keystone Blood Center will be visiting McCann Al...
• What is your favorite movie of all time?
• Shop For A Cause
• Allentown sued for more than $2M
• Local drownings on the rise
• August Membership Meeting at Pulpit Rock
• ATM Meetings
• Daviay's dad: It's not about the money
• 'We've resolved very little'
• Tony the Vet to lead walkathon in Allentown
• Cabela's in Hamburg kicks off their annual Waterfowl Classic Aug. 18
• McCann's Allentown Campus will be holding an Open House tomorrow from 8am-8pm....
• If you're on campus this week, don't forget to stop by for last summer BBQ of th...
• Pulpit Rock Road -Successful Maintenance
• Outdoor calendar for Monday, August 8, 2011
• Valley workers picket Verizon after contract expires
• Black bear which wandered into youth campsite euthanized
• Volunteer Opportunities – Aug. 7
• In Your Town
• Allentown's goal: Avoid eminent domain
• Poison ivy can cause that itchy feeling
• Arts Advocate - August 2011
• Cars everywhere at Das Awkscht Fescht
• Mark Mendelson to be resentenced
• Evansburg State Park
• Reminder: Evening students starting school on August 22 have Registration tomorr...
• The former Catasauqua Sportsmen's Club pond has been refurbished and restocked
• Paralyzed pilot will give kids a lift in his balloon
• Bucks tax collectors' fee case headed to top court
• Friends raise $8,000 for cancer patient
• Black bear attack of 2 children at NJ campsite may not have caused injuries
• Richland looks within for new police chief
• In Your School – Aug. 5
• ATTENTION: STALL TALK WILL BE BACK ON MONDAY!!!!!
• Sixth Street Shelter expanding on faith
• Alleged victim in rape case can sue
• Pulpit Rock Road Workday - Short Notice
• Don't forget! Registration for August Day students is this Friday at 10:00AM and...
• Incoming freshman Patrick Molloy is featured in today's Inquirer. We can't wait...
• Pay to fish lakes; are they worth it?
• Salisbury Township to weigh restrictions on solicitations
• Turning Point shuts 1 of 2 domestic violence shelters
• DVD review: 'The Seventh Seal'
• Looking for a part-time job?? Every Monday, Career Services will be posting loca...
• Professor Ben Carter and his students in "Archaeology in Maine" are keeping a bl...
• In Your Town
• Would you like to find out more about your personality? Stop by McCann School of...
• Enjoy delicious Italian faire at Bellissimo Italian Restaurant
• Here's what else the Princeton Review has to say: • #19 Easiest Campus to Get A...
• Muhlenberg has the #1 BEST college theatre in the country, according to the Prin...
• Happy 1st day of August Facebook friends!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday August 1, 2011
• Lehigh Valley Hunting and Fishing Extravaganza set to open Aug 26 in Kempton
• Catasauqua fire displaces 13; is under investigation
• Northampton County's Bushkill Creek Watershed
• Volunteer Opportunities – July 31
• In Your Town – July 31
• Investment into PA’s technology future
• Inspectors find nearly 15% of Valley tour buses unsafe
• ASD signs new deal with security workers
• 'The Two Noble Kinsmen' at The Schubert Theatre
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Launches 12th Edition Of The Artix Passport To The Arts
• Lehigh Valley "green energy" plant revealed
• Kutztown cuts $3.8 million to balance budget
• Dad wants in on death settlement
• Historic districts may be spared outdoor gas meters
• Columbia Lake; exceptional place for bird watching and kayaking
• peoplewatch
• School's Out – July 29
• "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit....
• Did you know Muhlenberg has a disc golf course? You can find it behind the chape...
• Spiffing up theater district
• We spotted some fun shoes on Jon, our director of culinary operations, from Muhl...
• What do you think of Brett Favre possibly joining the Eagles??
• ISO: Volunteers for Allentown's new before-school program
• Summer nights are a good time for catfishing
• "The quality of a person's life is in direct proportion to their commitment to e...
• Don't forget to fill out a brief WMUH 91.7 FM Allentown, PA survey for a chance to win a 100% recycled materials WMUH tote bag!
• Plans to widen Route 22 back on track
• Allentown's 'green' loans get few takers
• Enjoy delicious meals, Italian dishes and pizza at Morici's Ristorante
• DVD review: 'Cedar Rapids' makes selling insurance look fun.
• Happy Monday Facebook Fans!! Are you looking for a career you love? Call Admissions to set up a career planning session today! 888-257-7182
• On Wednesday, July 27, Muhlenberg Dining Services will host the Tex/Mex BBQ, the third installment of the Summer Picnic Series, at Parents Plaza from 11:30 am - 2pm. If you're on campus, join us!
• Intellectual Property Rights Workshop
• Outdoor calendar for Monday July 25, 2011
• Allentown nonprofit hopes kitchen will cook up a solution
• Trout Creek makeover
• Looking for organized bike rides in the Valley?
• Prosecutor wraps up career of fighting greed
• Camp Noah helps children cope with disasters
• DVD review: 'The Tick: The Entire Series'
• DVD review: 'Santa Sangre' is bloody fun from south of the border.
• Social Security offices cutting hours
• Jordan Creek Parkway; great for birding, mountain biking and disc golf
• Unpowered watercrafts require registration when launching in PF&BC waters
• Triple digits on tap
• DVD review: 'True Grit' is gritty, that's true
• School's Out – July 22
• Lawyers ask court to add victim in school rape case
• Beat the heat: Get sprayed by Allentown firefighters
• Local Republicans support cut, cap, balance plan
• Brew Works' leftovers nourish Berks County soil
• Bethlehem native sells John Lennon autograph for record $40,000
• Enjoy delicious seafood selections and juicy steaks at Stoned Crab
• I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bike ...
• Allentown's YEA scores big in online contest
• Regulations for paddling, rafting and tubing in PA waters
• Are you suffering Harry Potter withdrawl? Professor Jeff Rudski talks about the reactions fans may feel when their favorite characters leave the big screen.
• Counties offer seniors relief from the heat
• Haycock looking to go wild
• Denver archbishop to lead Philadelphia Catholics
• Are dam removals in the Lehigh River's future?
• It is going up to 100 degrees this week! What are you doing to stay cool?
• DVD releases 7/19/11
• Enjoy delicious Italian faire and fine dining at La Tosca Italian Restaurant
• Will Valley priest succeed Rigali?
• Outdoor calendar for Monday July 18, 2011
• VALLEY 610: Dogs and owners bark for Allentown dog park
• Did you see the final Harry Potter movie this weekend?? Was it your favorite one?
• An event that was a home run with kids
• Allentown's SportsFest has sunny outlook
• Lehigh Canal in Walnutport
• Obama volunteers gearing up
• Volunteer Opportunities – July 17
• In Your Town – July 17
• Cabela's in Hamburg hosts upcoming Archery Classic
• Come visit us at Lehigh Valley Sports Fest!!! We will be there from 12-8pm today. See you all there :)
• Allentown's green cart delivers fresh produce to playgrounds
• 'Rango' and 'Arthur' released on DVD 7/15/11
• DVD review: 'Bored To Death: Season One'
• Lehigh sells land to Dorney Park
• Use sunscreen to prevent sunburn
• HAPPY SUMMER!
• Not all in favor of privatizing PA liquor sales
• Lehigh County moves ahead on drug, alcohol detox center
• Lehigh Valley Hospital unveils new lodgings
• Man admits injuring passenger in drunken crash
• If you see Peter, make sure to wish him well on his pursuits after Muhlenberg! We'll miss him!
• Help ‘One of Our Own’ in Need of Bone Marrow Donor
• Looking for more information on the different programs offered at McCann-Allentown? Check out our website or call 888-513-5875 to speak with a representative!
• Local firm operates solar farm to help with energy consumption
• Turning Point is Hiring
• For Allentown, bird is the word
• Allentown day care application is denied
• Hanover work nears end
• Plan gives LVIA four years to pay debt
• Vote for Tom Gettings as your favorite 2011 LL Bean Outdoor Hero
• Kathryn Fogel, Coplay native, dies at 109
• DVD review: 'Childrens Hospital: The Complete First and Second Seasons.'
• it out! Every Wednesday at SteelStacks is Ladies Night from 6 PM - 9 PM. McCann's Massage students will be there giving complimentary chair massages! Make sure to stop by and support your fellow students!!!!
• VALLEY 610: Allen student's artwork receives national attention
• Website aims to end cry 'there's nothing to do'
• If you're on campus tomorrow, stop by Parents Plaza for a great summer BBQ, hosted by our friends at Muhlenberg Dining Services! We had to postpone today due to weather.
• Welcome back McCann students! Congratulations on your first day to all new students, welcome to the family!!
• In Your Town – July 13
• Mayor to PUC: Explain meter rules
• Switch flicked on solar farm
• PA Fish and Boat Commission changes will affect local waters
• Welcome new students, today is Orientation! Day Students: 10AM, 2011 High School Graduates: 1PM, and Night Students: 6PM.
• Macungie officials broach regional police talks
• Mom gets up to 40 years for helping son in Allentown murder
• Enjoy excellent comfort dishes in a friendly atmosphere at Jumbars
• Outdoor calendar for Monday July 11, 2011
• Go cool yourself down! Free slurpies at 7-eleven today.
• Professor Erika Sutherland and her "Spanish for the Community: Translation" students are working to make the Allentown Police Department website more accessible to all citizens.
• Hoping for a frightfully good show at Allentown Symphony Hall
• Car enthusiasts cruise to Allentown show for charity
• Allentown Police Department's website soon to be available en español
• DVD review: 'Sucker Punch'
• Alburtis resident Doug Koenig captures third European Bianchi Cup shoot
• Saucon Rail Trail
• 2011 NPC Bill Grant Classic
• Stitching up a sale
• Newsmaker Q&A: Kathy West
• DVD review: 'Warehouse 13: Season 2'
• Employ courtesy when loading and unloading your boat
• It's Saturday and it's gorgeous out! Who will be joining the Jersery Shore cast and heading down to the shore this weekend??
• A famous alumnus starts a Lehigh internship program
• Pennsylvania weighs in as nation's 19 t h fattest state
• D&L Trail north of Laurys Station cleared of downed trees
• Montgomery County lawyer sentenced in fatal shooting of hunter
• Photographer gives fresh eye to Old Allentown
• Former Americus Center owner stays out of prison
• Our blogger Caroline reflects on her experience during her final days of her semester abroad in Buenos_Aires - check it out!
• Hi facebook friends! What is your favorite restaurant??
• July Members Meeting / Picnic
• Amazon’s local expansion plans linked to not collecting PA sales tax
• Fake airline executive gets prison for prostitution ring
• School's Out – July 8
• Middle School French Trip to Quebec & Montreal
• Hanover official Eleanore Hayden dies
• Upcoming DVD releases 7/12/11
• New state record Bowfin caught in New Jersey
• Iacocca to fund internship program at Lehigh University
• DVD review: 'Paris When It Sizzles' is a movie that fizzles.
• Teacher from Whitehall invited to last shuttle launch
• Allentown cancels Friday Royalaires concert
• Attention, class of 2015! Our Orientation website, which includes schedules and maps of campus, has been updated with all the latest information. Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
• Annual Library Inventory
• Kim Richey with Loretta Hagen
• Company fined, cited for bridge death
• Get Out! Lehigh Valley
• In Your Town – July 6
• DVD review: 'Intermission'
• How was everyone's holiday? Did you do anything special?
• River quality advocate has a soft spot for snakes
• DeSales to start doctoral program
• Hockey arena site forces day-care center to find new home
• Happy 4th of July, everyone!
• Enjoy succulent seafood selections and fine dining at Henry's
• Outdoor calendar for Monday July 4, 2011
• His final days are the dog days
• Independence celebrated in church that hid Liberty bell
• Upcoming DVD releases 7/5/11
• Activities abound at Mauch Chunk Lake; great place to kayak
• Sink or swim
• DVD review: 'The Merry Gentleman'
• Folks turn out at Kutztown festival
• About the festival
• Business crosses the Delaware
• Temple hikes tuition by 10 percent
• Allentown gets mixed results from PSSA tests
• Salisbury students will live in laptop of luxury
• Happy 4th of July Weekend!
• From all of us at McCann-Allentown, we hope you all have a wonderful 4th of July weekend!!!!
• Allentown birthday celebration to highlight Symphony Hall season
• Allentown school taxes hiked 5.5%, 112 teachers laid off
• Is Sunday hunting coming to PA?
• School's Out – July 1
• REGISTRATION TODAY!! Day Students: 10am, 2011 High School Graduates: 1pm, Night Students: 6pm. See you all there :)
• School funding goes back up, but just a bit
• Allentown boy, 9, honored for saving brother
• AG charges company built 'dummy' vents to trick DEP
• Teen Anglers Youth Day at Pequest on July 23; sign-ups still available
• PA doe license sales begin on July 11; DMAP permits also available
• Less than two months until the fall semester begins. We're looking forward to seeing all our new and returning Mules!
• Complimentary chair massages brought to you by McCann School of Business and Technology tonight at Steel Stacks in Bethlehem, PA 6-9 PM, right off 3rd Street before the Casino. Join us for Ladies Night!
• Brenda L. DeRenzo Appointed Fogelsville Elementary Principal
• Catty school directors raise tax by 1.8 percent
• Fast pace of change worrying Allentown school board
• Cedar Crest Named to President’s Honor Roll
• Lehigh Valley International Airport to pay another $450,000 in legal bills
• DVD review: 'Lexx' is a hot mess of a series
• Slate Heritage Trail; historic rail-trail
• OPEN HOUSE today until 8PM!! All are welcome to find out more about how to change your life!
• This Thursday at 1pm McCann - Allentown will be hosting a Graduation Party and registration! See you all there!
• Allentown zoning board delays vote on Hotel Traylor
• Two women injured in morning Route 222 crash
• Stage exits at Symphony Hall
• Ex-IU official cleared in ethics case
• Allentown, school district revenues will also fund arena
• Enjoy tempting steaks and delicious entrees at Shula's Steakhouse
• Happy Monday everyone! How was your weekend? Did you go anywhere special?
• Outdoor calendar for Monday June 27, 2011
• Hotel Traylor reaches new deal with city
• Peter Falk 1927-2011
• Camper crash causes turnpike tunnel delay
• Easton’s Sam Phillippe; inventor of the split-bamboo fishing rod in America
• Valiant Brothers still entertainers
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES – June 26
• In Your Town – June 26
• DVD review: 'Bananas'
• Upcoming DVD releases 6/28/11
• D&L Trail; Laurys Station to the Lehigh Gap Nature Center
• Allentown, county authority adopt water protection plan
• Hanover celebrates new building
• Thomas J. Stoudt Jr. Appointed Assistant Orefield Middle School Principal
• Property taxes to remain the same in Pennridge
• Great story about incoming freshman Nick Fritz and his fundraising efforts and battle against leukemia. His older brothers attend 'Berg, and his father is Muhlenberg College Alumni!
• School's Out – June 24
• Happy faces over happy hour
• Legion post needs rifle volunteers
• Headlines again offer grim reminder of domestic violence
• Long-awaited detox center plan progresses
• Allentown watching earned income revenues
• As Largemouth Bass Virus spreads what effect will have it on local fishing?
• Parkland School District Budget Approved
• Judge orders IQ test for teen charged in gang fight
• Trexler Memorial Park; a great place for a walk
• PMN Member Wins “Embrace the World” Video Contest
• A Tragic Time in the Lehigh Valley
• Dad fights deal in police car death
• Bethlehem Patch Story
• 2010-2011 CLIU Student-Led Technology Conference
• SMS “Use the Force-Science” Theme Day
• Le Grand Concours French Contest
• Enjoy delicious breakfasts and lunches at Country Griddle Restaurant and Bakery
• Bowfishing may be a good primer for the upcoming archery deer season
• Local scuba dive site gains Top 9 status
• Our blogger Caroline took a few days off from her studies in Argentina for an adventure!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday June 20, 2011
• Brew Works' project gets cash boost thanks to city
• DVD review: 'The King's Speech' wears the crown well
• Clarifying New Jersey boating laws and boat course requirements
• Newsmaker Q&A: Kathryn Hoffman
• Coal region still far from finding cause for mysterious cancer
• Local business news reflects trends and confidence in the Lehigh Valley
• Two buildings being spared hockey's hit
• Coroner ruled death accidental
• Salisbury hikes school taxes 3 percent
• Allentown School District could spend $12 million to fix alternative education building
• Hand-fed bear euthanized by PA Game Commission; because of public safety concern
• Allentown in the running for dog park
• Sparky's Homemade Ice Cream is serving bug flavored ice cream...would you ever dare to try ice cream with Cicada bugs in it? What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Or what is the weirdest thing you have ever ate?!
• Welcome to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America members on campus this weekend!
• PPA Grant Opportunity - Apply for up to $3,000
• A school's bittersweet last day
• Allentown School District dropouts reduced by 18 percent
• School lunches to be more healthful, but costlier
• Recycling centers facing local opposition to their business
• This Saturday; PA bass opener
• Allentown police unveil new patrol station
• Wow!! $350,000 to have an American Idol perform at an event? Who was YOUR favorite American Idol?
• Bobber fishing may be productive during the upcoming dog days of summer
• World War II and the Western Front trip
• PP&L Energy Conservation Poster Contest
• National Latin Exam
• Ukrainian club goes silent
• Report: Lehigh Valley Hospital gave fatal dose
• Allentown suspends teacher over allegation of sex with student
• Enjoy succulent seafood and delicious steaks in Wind Gap at the Galley
• It's great to see so many new Mules on campus! Welcome, class of '15!
• Upcoming DVD releases 6/21/11
• DVD review: 'Funny Games' won't make you laugh.
• Man who fired at Allentown police gets 32-65 years
• The Giving Pond revisited
• In Your Town – June 15
• Happy Flag Day!
• Congratulations to our newly elected officers of Rho Iota Sigma, McCann's Chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association. The new officers, along with new members took their oath of office today!! President--Yesenia Vargas Vice President--Mel
• Pennridge ends contract stalemate with teachers
• Happy Flag Day facebook friends! What year did Flag Day begin?
• New assignments in the diocese
• Elementary All Star Band and Orchestra
• Slatington votes to fill pool
• Enjoy tasty Italian dishes in an elegant atmosphere at Assante Ristorante
• Congratulations to the Class of 2011!
• Parkland Schools Work Together to Support Japan
• PHS Indoor Percussion Wins Silver Medal
• Happy Monday!! Did everyone have a good weekend? Did you do anything special?
• The boot keeps parking scofflaws in line
• Wing-eating contest a real stomach-churner
• Outdoor calendar for Monday June 13, 2011
• UGI settles with family of two gas blast victims
• Sovereign Center no panacea for Reading
• Jaindl Mural Dedication
• Clean Oceans Project with Recycled Art
• Still time to sign up for the 17th Annual Delaware River Sojourn
• Festival in Allentown features music, beer and barbecue
• 165 Allentown teachers to be laid off
• Allentown Area Education Association: District Offer
• DVD review: 'Jackass 3.5'
• Dorney Park bid for land could signal amusement park expansion
• County inks deal to keep compost site open
• Allentown lagging on ambitious 100-day arena schedule
• Crying theft of water, councilwoman sinks opening of Slatington pool
• DVD review: 'Biutiful' is a beautiful film
• In Your School – June 10
• Lehigh River paddle to Island Park
• PJAS State Competition
• DVD review: 'Blue State' loses in a landslide.
• Pennridge to consider arbitration award to teachers
• PA nears cell-phone ban while driving. Remember - Jacy Good '08 has been instrumental in making this happen!
• Lehigh County OKs new union contracts
• Are you on campus this summer? Consider joining up with the Muhlenberg Community Garden - it's fun, healthy and a great way to meet new people!
• Olympus lays off workers in Upper Saucon
• DVD releases 6/14/11
• Free fishing days this weekend in NJ during Great Outdoors Month
• Free fishing days this weekend in NJ during Great Outdoors Month
• Oak Street family looks for answers in violent shooting, carjacking
• Billy Joel's 'Allentown' reprised in 'Hangover II'
• Congratulations to Valeria Rivera for winning our candy jar gift card!! Deb Walsh is our second place winner and will be taking home the candy jar!! Please come to the front desk to claim your prize :)
• In Your town
• Missed out on getting a free hot dog this morning? You still have a chance to get one! Stop by the student lounge at 5 PM and get some dinner! Guess how much candy is in the jar and win a prize if you guess the correct amount!!!
• Coroner seeks relatives of dead Allentown woman
• 2011 NPC Bill Grant Bodybuilding, Figure and Bikini Classic
• Allentown won't appeal cellphone ban ruling
• Parkland High School 2010-’11 Athletic Award Recipients
• Astronomy Observation at Night
• Scholarship Signing/Press Conference
• PHS Senior Showcase
• Allentown to tell smokers: Butt out of playgrounds
• Taste delicious teas and experience tempting Irish dishes at McCarthy's Tea Room
• President Helm talks about the importance of a life of service
• Who wouldn't want a $40 gift certificate for ONLY $20??? The Spa at McCann is running a GREAT promotion, so get it while it's HOT! Click on the link for more details:
• Outdoor calendar for Monday June 6, 2011
• Air rifle company to open range in Upper Mount Bethel
• Blue Mountain Ski Area adds three disc golf courses
• This Wednesday, June 8th at 8am, the Traveling WZZO Blood Mobile is coming to McCann School of Business & Technology-Allentown, PA! Give the GIFT OF LIFE to someone in your community!! We hope to see you all there.
• Trouble in Syria leads to stabbing in Allentown
• Local professional competitive handgun shooter wins his 13th Bianchi Cup title
• Seven Tubs; one of nature's wonders
• 30 years into the AIDS crisis
• Newsmaker Q&A: Jeff Moyer
• Family fun awaits you at Apple Blossom Village
• Bass season opens June 18 to small crowds, albeit dedicated ones
• Sugra fund to award $50,000 in grants
• Happy Saturday facebook friends!! Is anyone seeing a movie this weekend? What is your favorite movie of all time?
• Students speak to those in power
• DVD review: 'Love and Other Drugs.'
• All are welcome to attend!! Give the GIFT OF LIFE to someone in your community :)
• Great work, 'Berg! The Governor's Office of Citizen Service has recognized Muhlenberg College for its inclusion on the 2010 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
• Parkland Wins 9 LVIAC Scholar Athlete Awards
• It is GOREGOUS outside today! Enjoy it :) What is everyone doing this weekend?
• Valley’s food and wine festival hoping to attract more visitors
• Valley's Wegmans stores pulling plug on wine kiosks
• Case of the exploding fridge is settled
• Souderton Area tax increase comes in 4.87 percent
• A tree that's as pretty as a poem
• Here, there, stinkbugs are everywhere
• In Your School – June 3
• Upcoming DVD releases 6/7/11
• "Sand Masters" celebrating Crayola Factory's 15th birthday
• Senior Academic Awards Winners
• Graduates Present at ASM Meeting
• LVIA seeking deal with Virginia management firm
• Allentown police, fire departments let the dogs out to fight crime
• Arts Advocate - June 2011
• Testimony begins in Merlo misconduct trial
• Another gator caught in Bethlehem
• In Your Town
• High school renovation plans moving ahead
• Who would have thought there would be an alligator sighting so close to our campus!?!?!?! Watch your step by the water fountain!!!! :-)
• Featuring Muhlenberg's Commencement Speaker - Tony Kushner!
• Mayfair attendance dwindles
• Trial begins for Allentown judge Maryesther Merlo
• LVIAC Scholar Athletes
• Enjoy tempting flavors from around the world at the Melting Pot
• State High School Computer Fair
• Regional Elementary School Computer Fair
• History Day State Competition
• Thank you to all of the women and men who serve our country!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday May 30, 2011
• Bringing home the gold
• CFL bulbs are energy efficient but not environmentally friendly
• Civil War 150th anniversary: Becoming a soldier
• Morning Call photographer wins best of show
• In Your town
• Volunteer Opportunities – May 29
• Cabela's tagged fish are being caught; store hosting Go Camping weekend
• DVD releases 5/31/11
• DVD review: 'Rushmore'
• Allentown school budget boosts taxes 6 percent
• New state record Grass Carp in NJ
• 799 people are currently enjoying the updates, photos and video from Muhlenberg College Athletics. You know what would be even better? 800+ people!
• Parkland Wins 4 Freddy Awards
• Cub Scouts dress Tilghman in red, white and blue
• In Your School
• Memorial Day weekend ushers in the start of the boating, watercraft season
• Final results of NJ’s 2010 Black Bear hunt
• Down the shore, a sandstorm's brewing
• Enjoy tasty Italian dishes in an elegant atmosphere at Olio Ristorante
• Scholastic Scrimmage Achievements
• Deer hunter's killer pleads no contest
• Mom refuses to testify against son in murder case
• YEA! needs your vote for $500K grant
• Airport board acts on consultant
• Southern Lehigh's average tax bill could rise $23
• East Penn settles on 1.21 mill tax hike
• Carp fishing becoming more popular
• PHS Math League
• State Chorus, Orchestra, Band Auditions
• National Spanish Exam 2011 Results
• Freddy Awards
• Enjoy excellent flavors that will tantalize your tastebuds at Buffalo Wild Wings
• Bob from our Office of Information Technology put together a time-lapse showing just what goes into setting up for Commencement!
• Wishing all the best to the class of 2011 as they begin their lives as alumni of Muhlenberg College!
• The seeds of an idea
• Tournament still kickin' after 35 years
• Outdoor calendar for Monday May 23, 2011
• Saltwater fishing action is an alternative to the local freshwater scene
• Commencement speaker Tony Kushner is about to speak. Watch live at #berg2011
• Don't forget to share your pictures of today's commencement on our facebook page or on twitter! #berg2011
• Food champ downs 23 cheesesteaks in Dorney contest
• Volunteer Opportunities – May 22
• In Your Town – May 22
• State has hundreds of death row prisoners, but they're seldom executed
• Freed Allentown child rapist could be headed back to prison
• Mayfair at 25
• DVD review: 'Daydream Nation' sleepwalks through its story.
• Judge: Get out of that house
• Missing teens found hiking after Lehigh River search
• Olympus plans U.S. layoffs
• Mack hiring 300 workers at Lower Macungie plant
• Guilty plea entered in stabbing death
• Allentown builder's lens focused on Shakespeare fest
• Commencement is only a few short days away! Visit our website for answers to (most of) your questions. If you have anything that isn't answered, feel free to ask!
• National Safe Boating Week 2011: focusing on the importance of life jackets
• PA CareerLink helping local job seekers in a variety of ways
• Osborne claims GOP primary win in last undecided Lehigh slot
• Allentown moves ahead with hockey arena plans
• In Your School – May 20
• Local craft beers are in high demand
• Could selling Cedarbrook be next?
• Lehigh candidates turn to November
• Upcoming DVD releases 5/24/11
• Susquehanna named the most endangered river in America
• Parkland Administrators Take Pay Freeze for 2011-12
• Parkland Announces Proposed Budget for 2011-12
• Trying to look snazzy for Commencement weekend? Here's a quick guide to the four most-popular tie styles, including the favorite of President Randy Helm, the bow tie!
• McCarthy, Reichley get nominations for Lehigh County judge
• CBS/New York Weathercaster Gives Baccalaureate Address
• Commencement Chronicles: Graduates Who Inspire
• Bear Swamp Park; hotspot for bird and wildlife watching
• Flute Choir Performs at Good Shepherd
• Parkland State LCTI Winners
• American Flag Presentation to Cetronia by U.S. Marines
• Kernsville Receives Grant
• 8th Annual Festival of the Arts
• Growing pains for Cedar Creek playground
• Cedar Crest College's 141st Commencement
• OMS Art Show and Raffle
• Tempting burgers served in a pleasant atmosphere at Emeril's Burgers and More
• 5th Grade Field Day for Kratzer and Kernsville Elementary Schools Rescheduled
• Commencement is less than a week away! Visit our website for answers to all of your last-minute questions. Or just ask us!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday May 16, 2011
• Quakertown finalizing redistricting plan
• Real men show off baking skills for charity
• Phoebe Home residents celebrate Coplay native's 109 t h birthday
• Young American Poetry Digest Contest Winners
• Kernsville Elementary Allentown Family Fund Donation
• Knowledge Master Open Competition
• Penn State Lehigh Valley Writing Contest Winners
• Mid-Atlantic Air Museum’s WWII Weekend to be held in early June
• PGC advises motorists to be alert for deer, to avoid costly collisions
• Allentown sportsmen have a smorgasbord of outdoor pursuits
• Kimmetts Lock: boating access point to the Lehigh River in Allentown
• Name change may help Bethlehem attract more business
• Allentown businesses ready to fight arena project
• Cedar Crest College to Hold Commencement Exercises
• Our office is going over the details for Baccalaureate and Commencement. Is everyone as excited for the class of 2011 as we are?
• Findings from Lehigh Valley business surveys
• Perkasie may lease train station
• In Your School – May 13
• Allentown councilman changes mind on teacher-furlough consulting contract
• Judge candidate calls inaccurate claim on mailing a 'mistake'
• DVD releases 5/17/11
• 'Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! Season Cinco.'
• Salisbury school board proposes tax hike
• Alcohol Awareness Poster Contest Recognition
• History Day Regional Competition
• Middle School Computer Fair Competition
• Kernsville Students Predict Weather
• CBS/New York Weathercaster to Give Baccalaureate Address
• Splitrock Reservoir in the Farny Highlands
• French Club Organizes Haiti Fundraiser
• Home invaders get 10-20 years in Allentown killing
• Sports, staff on chopping block in Souderton
• Back to drawing board for Blair Custom Homes
• College to Exchange Students with Seoul Women’s University
• Stop by the Trexler Memorial Library lobby to participate in a community chess game!
• Jaindl Family Fitness Night
• Dean Jane Hudak at the Wescoe School at Muhlenberg College talks about discounts available for veterans.
• Preterite Launches Pitch Online Arts Journal
• Jail for man in credit card scheme
• Allentown to party like it's 1762
• AT hikes from Fox Gap
• Enjoy excellent sandwiches and comfort food at the Northwood Deli
• Lehigh County hopefuls clash at Tea Party forum
• Seven candidates line up for Allentown School Board
• Nursing Student Runs in Boston Marathon
• Best of luck to all of the students at 'Berg who are taking finals this week!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday May 9, 2011
• Trexler Trust awards more than $4.1 million
• Palisades pirate ship rises from the ashes
• Don’t move firewood, you could be spreading disease
• Hamilton or Honochick? Oops, a Google glitch
• PFBC partners with Cabela’s Wanna Go Fishing for Millions? Promotion
• Spring gobbler season enters second week
• Browning raises twice as much as slate
• Renowned Reading Expert Shares Expertise
• President Ambar to Receive AAUW Award May 10
• Allentown schools chief says local taxes can cover federally funded jobs
• Today, we welcomed over 500 Jefferson Elementary students to campus for our 20th Anniversary of the Jefferson Field Day. 'Berg seems to have found quite a few new fans!
• Lehigh Parkway, the gem of Allentown's park system
• Bethlehem Sands helps in PA collecting the most tax revenue from its casinos
• DVD review: 'The Magician' is second-tier Bergman.
• In Your School - May 6
• Fishing derby, shooting/outdoor learning classes on tap for Allentown residents
• Guess where we were today!
• Attention medical students: May 27th is the deadline!
• Dr. G.N. Russell Smart, Professor emeritus of chemistry, has passed away.
• Credit card transaction processor relocating headquarters and jobs to the Valley
• Enjoy delicious Italian food in Easton at DeLorenzo's
• Brown receives Prestigious Forensic Speech Award
• Parkland Festival of the Arts – May 21, 2011
• ARD for unlicensed driver who struck boy
• DVD releases 5/10/11
• PFBC Lifts Limits on Upper Owl Creek Reservoir
• Time to spruce up the garden
• The Landsdown Trail and Capoolong Creek Trail
• Catasauqua agrees to buy property
• GOP pays for McCain's canceled campaign visit
• In Your Town - May 4
• Congratulations to junior Andalisa Lopez - she was recently named a Newman Civic Fellow!
• Congratulations to junior Andalisa Lopez - she was recently named a Newman Civic Fellow!
• Hilltown manager to step down
• Reaction mixed — triumph, reflection, worry
• The Ready Set, Shontelle to headline Allentown's 25 t h annual Mayfair festival
• Excellent entree options at Christopher at the Columbian
• Outdoor calendar for Monday May 2, 2011
• Take a ride on the Warren County Wine Train
• DVD review: 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1' signals the end.
• DVD review: 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1' signals the end.
• DVD releases 5/3/11
• Learning music through magic
• Allentown school officials use local tax money to cover federally funded positions
• Join us at KOME for Sushi Scholars Finals Competition
• Heavy rains slow fishing as shad tournament nears end
• Kratzer Collects Donations for U.S. Troops
• Two companies are adding jobs in the Lehigh Valley
• Farmers statewide want Mother Nature to dry up
• Sacred Heart readies new extended care unit
• In Your School – April 29
• Mules at the Market 4-7! Tours leave every 1/2 hour from the CA, and the shuttle runs every 15 min!
• May 2nd - May 6th: Donate to Wear Jeans!!! All proceeds will benefit a charity of our choosing!
• Compost center proposed for Easton
• Repairs to the Delaware Canal Towpath are moving along slowly
• Looking for a quiet place to study? Trexler Library is open 24 hours/day during finals! Come on by, camp out and hit the books!
• Writing Contests Bring out the Best in Students
• Cedar Crest Tops in Student Nurse Challenge
• Tracy Smith Appointed Assistant to the Superintendent for Operations
• Man admits profiting from arson
• Activists call for concussion bill
• Allentown opens new visitors center
• Planned Philly-Upper Bucks rail line shortened
• In Your Town – April 27
• How is everyone enjoying the warm weather? Since we are inside today, we are enjoying the view by opening all the blinds!
• Cabelas in Hamburg is catering to shooters and anglers
• Hike to the Pinnacle
• There are some great performers - don't miss it!
• 8th Annual Conference on Health and Wellness
• Listen to the Podcast: President Ambar Discusses Study Abroad
• Delicious steaks in a fun atmosphere at Gregory's Restaurant
• Leaser Lake nearing re-construction completion
• Outdoor calendar for Monday April 25, 2011
• Rafting, kayaking and tubing fun in our rivers
• In Your Town – April 24
• New deer regulations approved for selected areas
• Bears emerge from NJ winter dens; tips on reducing conflicts with black bears
• Adding spirits to wine kiosk could be next step in privatization
• DVD review: 'The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader'
• Woman admits to stabbing man
• In tragedy, a Mertztown church is blessed
• Robber who fled in taxi gets up to 10 years
• Taskforces suggest $13 million in savings for Allentown schools
• Disc golf in the Lehigh Valley
• Magazine spotlight showcases historic Bethlehem district
• Prostitute admits attacking sister
• Boy gets his wish: trial as adult
• Two more teachers unions opt for pay freezes
• In Your School – April 22
• Bethlehem casino's mall scheduled to open later this year
• Special liquor license approval revoked
• Lehigh County: Leaf it to the private sector
• Climb Mount Parnassus at Delaware River Park
• Mountain Laurel arts center gets KISS for reopening
• 'I Love You Phillip Morris' is an unhinged dark comedy.
• Can you name the place you'll see this friendly face on campus?
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Offers Workshops for Community Arts Grant
• PennDOT gearing up for heavy roadwork season
• State Rep. Reichley Visits Criminal Justice Class
• PFBC announces hotline to report suspected pollution incidents
• Attention students pursuing a career in the medical field!!
• State education boss: Teachers, not money, key to student success
• HOLY WEEK SERVICES
• Celebrate Earth Day with Muhlenberg College Sustainability and Muhlenberg Community Garden in Parents Plaza from 11 - 6 tomorrow!
• Allentown moves on hockey site
• Remembering the First Defenders
• Reggae, Christian rockers among headliners announced for Mayfair
• Pipeline safety summit: The work begins
• $84,000 job irks some in Allentown schools
• Student DanceWorks: In the Studio with Carly Wolfe
• Southern Lehigh administrators offer pay freeze
• Tempting seafood selections in an elegant atmosphere at the Starfish Brasserie
• New to McCann: The STUDENT PORTAL!!!! Access your schedules, grades, account information and even get online help! It is as easy as 1...2...3... 1. Go to Login with your McCann email account and password 3. Explore the Knowledge at your Fingertips!!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday April 18, 2011
• Beloved Bus Driver Perishes in Tragic Accident
• Parkland’s Space Shuttle Blake Takes Flight for Kennedy Space Center
• Agreement allows TH Properties to avoid liquidation request
• Walking in teachers' shoes her way
• Lehigh Valley's biggest bank changes its name
• Federal budget slashes community grants
• Debris from Americus Center hotel damages car
• Earth Day Celebrations to be held this week
• Want to join Central's honor society? Better go to church
• Civil War 150th Anniversary: The First Defenders
• Volunteer Opportunities in the Lehigh Valley area
• DVD releases 4/19/11
• A lot of Philadelphia sports events going on today! Who are you rooting for?
• Local battery manufacturer wins contract to develop hybrid technology for Army
• UGI to step up pipeline replacement
• IBEAM alternative school debated before board
• Principal in PSSA flap resigns
• Haycock Elementary on chopping block again
• 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1' released on DVD.
• Spring gobbler season kicks off April 30
• Fishermen eagerly await more shad
• Bethlehem website upgraded to attract more businesses and visitors
• Whitehall advances MacArthur Road plans
• Students Help Charter School with Recycled Fashion Show
• Tasty comfort food in a relaxed ambiance at Borderline Restaurant
• Whitehall-Coplay consider cuts to libraries
• Challenge to Allentown bond issue withdrawn
• Check out these crazy flips! What is the craziest thing you have ever done? Sky diving, cliff jumping?
• VALLEY 610 POLL: Should teachers be allowed to publicly oppose educational policies?
• Allentown teachers told to watch what they say
• Student DanceWorks: In the Studio with Coleen Spease
• Enjoy tasty steaks and American flavors at Emeril's Chop House
• High Bridge must improve the Lake Solitude Dam or breach it
• "Come help support Colleges Against Cancer and Alpha Phi Omega raise money for our Relay for Life by buying Cold Stone ice cream tonight from 6-9! Shuttle Steve is going to help us out by picking people up by the Trumbower/New Science Building Archw
• The Career Center at Muhlenberg College is offering a great session on personal finance after college today at 4:30 in Moyer 109. Don't miss it!
• McCann Allentown's 1st Graduation!
• On 2nd try, no contest plea in massage shooting
• Northern Lehigh schools unscathed
• Bison could bear babies at preserve
• Towpath repair update and new plan to help control Delaware River flooding
• Attention NEW students: Day orientation began at 10am and evening orientation will begin at 6pm!!
• We hope that all of our Class of 2015 students enjoyed our "Through the Red Doors" event this past weekend. We can't wait to have all of you on campus this fall!
• 'Mom is Satan' case advances
• What a beautiful day!! What is your favorite outdoor activity?
• Truck signs in Macungie to be replaced
• Outdoor calendar for Monday April 11, 2011
• Martins-Jacoby Watershed and the LMBT trail system
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES – Sunday, April 10, 2011
• Hundreds go to job fair with hopes for better life
• Pa. legislative staff size makes for budget target
• The man behind SteelStacks
• Thousands take Tough Mudder challenge at Bear Creek
• Trout season kicks off in the remainder of the state
• Performing Arts Center for Bethlehem completed
• Student DanceWorks: In the Studio with Carole Ann Danner
• Construction begins on Upper Bucks SPCA
• Perkasie dog park set to open May 1
• News your nose already knows
• Allentown residents to get home of their own
• What's up with Rookie's?
• Can river neighbors rest easier?
• NJ trout opener; fish come from the Pequest Hatchery
• In Your School – April 8
• Enjoy your spring break!! Will you be doing anything special during your time off?
• The Wale/Chiddy Bang at Muhlenberg concert is this Sunday! There's still time left to get your tickets. Which act are you more excited about?
• Muhlenberg Student Nancy LeVan has created a comprehensive guide on how to type foreign characters in browsers, email applications and more using Windows/Mac OS X computers. Languages include Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Russian, and
• PA to apply for some of rejected FLA rail funds
• Last call for liquor license endorsed by Allentown?
• Performing Arts Students Attend Tech. Conference
• Green Acres Program marks 50 years
• Crestiad Writer Earns Statewide Award
• Bill aims to protect critical fund from running dry
• Pay freezes across the board in Catasauqua
• Lehigh County GOP primary money race
• Cedar Crest Researchers Featured in Prestigious Journal
• McDade Trail nears completion
• Important Parking Info: From April 1 - October 30, street cleaning returns along parts of Chew Street and on many streets surrounding the College. Certain sides of the street may not be parked on for Wednesdays and Thursdays. Allentown Parking Authority
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - Arts Advocate: April 2011
• U.S. Transportation secretary visits Allentown blast site
• Local unions rally for workers' rights
• Final tally of blast relief: $185,550
• Untitled
• Tomorrow's the DAY!!!
• Alleged gang member sentenced for homicide attempt
• Tasty ethnic cuisine in a charming atmosphere at Thai Kitchen
• Students in both our RJ Fellows Honors Program and office of Community Service & Civic Engagement have spent the last several weekends completing a mural at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital Pediatric Unit in Bethlehem. They're doing great w
• Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
• Students in our RJ Fellows Honors Program have spent the last several weekends completing a mural at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital Pediatric Unit in Bethlehem. They're doing great work!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday April 4, 2011
• Federal budget crisis puts jobs programs at risk
• Career-changers long to be down on the farm
• Outlook sunny for Air Products' solar business
• Lehigh River gets trout courtesy of Lehigh River Stocking Association
• Artwork sought to highlight the PA’s 2011 River of the Year
• DVD review: 'Death At A Funeral'
• DVD review: 'Be Kind Rewind'
• DVD review: 'Black Snake Moan'
• DVD review: 'Opera.'
• DVD review: 'Happiness'
• PennMustangs car show finds new home
• Friend of King's to speak in Valley
• Crowds were small, but fish aplenty on opening day
• LaHood to call for better pipeline coordination
• Allentown seeks donors for scholarship fund
• Exhibition - The Urban/Suburban Connection:Making My Mark
• Board approves Allentown school chief's plans
• Financial cost of gas blast rises
• Google breaks Valley's heart for the heartland
• Annual Open House this weekend at Pequest Trout Hatchery
• Man guilty of passing fake $100 bills
• A closer look at Zahorchak's program of studies
• VALLEY 610: Allentown School Board meets about cuts
• ATTENTION SENIORS!! Today from 4-6pm we will be hosting a our pre-prom give-a-way event!! Come for some awesome raffle prizes and pizza!!
• Michael Ian Black tonight- free admission with 'Berg ID!
• In Your School – April 1
• Art Therapist Shares Views on Healing
• Lots of fishing information
• Today from 4-6pm is registration for our 2011 Spring Eve students!!
• Outdoor happenings in and around Allentown
• U.S. DOT head to talk pipeline safety in Allentown
• Group seeks Allentown's blessing for citizen patrols
• In Your Town – March 30
• In Southern Lehigh, search for budget cuts on
• ASD administrators to vote on pay freeze
• Follow Muhlenberg College Athletics for live updates from the softball field. After 2 innings, Muhlenberg lead Swarthmore 10-0!
• Driver Training Behind-the-Wheel Program Changes
• Trout season approaches and the Lil-Le-Hi Trout Nursery
• DVD releases 3/29/11
• Prison for Allentown man who sexually assaulted girl
• LANTA to consolidate, simplify bus routes
• Man admits assault in bizarre case
• Enjoy authentic cuisine and fresh ideas at Hello Burrito
• Corbett: Rainwater radiation elevated but safe
• Local Syrians back president amid unrest
• Allentown launches Restaurant Week
• Special Olympics bowlers take the fast lane
• Outdoor calendar for Monday March 28, 2011
• DVD Review: 'Barton Fink'
• DVD review: 'Miller's Crossing'
• Tower Hill Reserve
• Seniors: share your favorite photos to have then included in the Senior Celebration slideshow!
• Volunteer Opportunities – March 27
• In Your Town –March 27
• Congratulations to Men's Lacrosse on their win over #11 Gettysburg!
• "Tell me and I'll forget. Show me, and I may not remember. Involve me, and I'll understand." - Native American Saying
• Jugtown Mountain Preserve
• Wal-Mart to add wine kiosks at some PA locations
• DVD review: 'Stella: Live In Boston'
• Liz Taylor 1932-2011.
• Tension grows in Allentown School District
• Judge tosses anti-abortion activists' claims
• Local teachers unions join with AFL-CIO
• Wal-Mart to offer new "pick up today" service
• Teachers, parents, taxpayers take issue with Allentown schools administration
• Man found guilty in slaying
• Ocean Spray could be wafting to Lehigh County
• Tasty American cuisine in a comfortable atmosphere at Stahley's
• Slatington residents fight spewing sewage
• In Your School
• Audit: Allentown schools safe, but changes needed
• Lehigh gives OK to $3 million grant for chemical company
• PA poised to become second largest gambling market
• Man admits slashing Allentown woman's throat
• Federal cuts to hit Allentown schools
• Quakertown fills school board seat
• Springfield to form township crime watch
• Fines levied against Bucks reptile dealer and Northampton County deer baiters
• The semester is only about halfway complete, but commencement is approaching quickly! Our blogger Jason takes the time to reflect on his experiences at 'Berg.
• Budget Expectations Updated In Light of Governor’s Proposed Budget
• Rodney R. Troutman, Ed.D., Appointed Assistant Superintendent
• Classes ARE in session today!! Have a great day everyone :)
• Light for 'Heart of the City'
• Chancellor: Penn State Lehigh Valley on solid footing
• Restaurateur wanted by 2 courts
• Man charged with choking wife pleads
• In Your Town – March 23
• Frank’s suite of nine, 6’ x 8’ gold-illuminated paintings on linen are her visual tribute to locations around the world — Baghdad, Beijing, Hiroshima, Jerusalem, Kabul, Lhasa, Monrovia, New York and Sarajevo.
• DVD review: 'The Proposition'
• DVD review: 'Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny'
• Movie screening tonight at the Red Door: THE GARDEN From the acres of the L.A. riots arose a lush, 14-acre community garden, the largest of its kind in the United States. Now bulldozers threaten its future. If everyone told you to give up, would you? Fr
• Today is World Water Day
• 17 cats left in cold at Whitehall shelter
• Alleged drug smuggling ring busted
• Man says he killed in self-defense
• Man gets up to 7 years for child porn
• Applicant for lucrative liquor license has trail of bills
• Students: Prepare for Success during Career Week
• Students Perform at Prestigious Dance Festival
• Enjoy tempting ethnic cuisine at White Orchids
• Outdoor calendar for Monday March 21, 2011
• Kelly Powell, staff nurse in the health center, has been nominated in the "Women of Heart Contest," sponsored by The American Heart Association. To vote for Kelly click this link!
• Everyone's Irish for a day
• DVD review: 'The Darjeeling Limited'
• DVD review: 'Lars and the Real Girl'
• DVD review: 'The Age of Innocence.'
• DVD review: 'Cronos.'
• As Spring arrives it's time to think about gardening
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES – Sunday, March 20, 2011
• In Your town
• Five Democrats to vie in primary for Allentown council
• 'Never events' happen dozens of times a year
• Many of Allentown's gas lines remain a mystery
• Missing woman's death ruled homicide
• DVD review: 'Black Swan' is a creepy film highlighted by a powerful performance.
• Missing woman's death ruled homicide
• Trout tips for novice anglers
• New Jersey fishing information
• New beauty school coming to Easton
• Palisades eyes cuts that won't hurt
• Judge dismisses ballot challenge to DA Martin
• No 'gone fishing' to Catasauqua Lake
• Some Muhlenberg College Theatre & Dance students help local children prepare for the PSSA tests - using dance!
• PSU freezes $138.5 million in new building projects
• Students, teachers zing Zahorchak's plan
• Students (performers and non-performers alike!): Audition for the Sedehi Diversity Project this Saturday or next Friday!
• DVD releases 3/22/11
• Third robber admits to Allentown home invasion
• Enjoy tasty pizza and pasta dishes at Sotto Santi Pizzeria
• McCann's First Anual Health Fair was held on March 16! If you missed it no need to worry!!! Another one is being held on Monday, 3.21 from 4-6pm in Room 117.
• Don’t Miss the Spring Colors Festival this Saturday at PHS!
• National Scholastic Art Medalists
• In Your School – March 18
• Shad spawning tank planned for Hugh Moore Park
• HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY Everyone!!! Any fun plans to celebrate?
• Bethlehem to create a technology hub
• Dance Ensemble Concert
• Beatrice Hall on phone when house blew up
• First relief checks sent to gas blast survivors
• Historian and architect John K. Heyl dead at 104
• “What is the recipe for successful achievement? To my mind there are just four essential ingredients: Choose a career you love, give it the best there is in you, seize your opportunities, and be a member of the team.” -Benjamin F. Fairless
• Whitehall-Coplay says Corbett's budget 'unfavorable'
• Catasauqua Area gives thumbs down to vouchers
• Will Japan disaster affect plans for new nuclear plant in Pa.?
• Canal towpaths suffer severe damage
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
• In Your Town – March 16
• Airport opts for outside help
• DVD review: 'The Fighter' has enough good performances for two movies.
• Good crappie fishing awaits the March angler
• Aerosmith's Steven Tyler calls Allentown blast victim
• Higher food prices take bite out of businesses
• Allentown halts settlement talks in crash case
• 'There's a murderer out there'
• Tempting treats in the heart of Bethlehem at the Confetti Cafe
• INTERVIEW TIP: The day before an interview go and find the location. That way you will know exactly where it is and how long it takes to get there. Remember to arrive 15 minutes early because being early is being on time and being on time is being late!!
• Happy Pi Day to the mathematically-inclined students and faculty on campus!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday March 14, 2011
• Allentown Catholic Diocese anticipates new structure to welcome Anglicans
• Scaffolding down, hopes up
• Prepare now for the April 2 trout opener
• College credit for high-schoolers in peril
• Faith leaders unite against Muslim hearing
• Weddings bells can still ring at Pearl S. Buck House
• Blue Mountain slopes to be seeded from above
• Lehigh and Delaware Rivers flood from recent rain
• Outdoor doings in and around Allentown
• Upcoming DVD releases for 3/15/11
• Our thoughts go out to those affected by the Earthquake in the Pacific...
• She Shoots, She Scores! Sunderhaus Wins National Jostens Trophy
• Council may ask voters for power over contracts
• In Your School – March 11
• Okay everyone... Today's Topic: Charlie Sheen... Comments please!!!
• Rain, rain, go away!!!!
• Caroline, one of our bloggers, talks about some of the delicious cuisine she's finding during her semester abroad in Buenos Aires.
• New tax zone will lead to more Allentown development
• Growing Up Artfully - Arts In Education Workshop 2011
• American comfort food and a fun atmosphere at the Firehouse
• Flooding fears as more rainfall is expected
• Chiropractors charged with tax fraud
• Former Lehigh County collections director admits thefts
• Muhlenberg College Alumni is helping to support Race For Hope in Washington D.C. on May 1 in honor of Pamela Chaiken '88. If you're a runner/walker/advocate, please consider helping!
• Is anyone celebrating Ash Wednesday? What are you giving up for Lent?
• DVD review: 'Jackass 3' promises great visuals, but is just more of the same.
• Sunderhaus a Finalist for National Jostens Trophy
• Annual Membership Reception 2011
• City shakeup: Head of Allentown authority resigns
• 2010-11 Deer harvest report reflects more bucks, less doe harvested
• Martins Creek Environmental Preserve
• DVD review: '127 Hours' travels lightly, but packs a wallop.
• Chapter 7 sought for TH Properties
• No tax hike seen for Northern Lehigh
• Tasty pizza and great service at the Colonial Spaghetti and Pizza House
• do you prefer? Subway or McDonald's??
• Mules - stop by Theatre 514 at 7 tomorrow night to hear about key initiatives and plans for Allentown's West End!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday March 7, 2011
• 54th Allentown Saint Patrick’s Parade
• Kosovan guitarist wins Allentown string competition
• Tax deal the ticket to arena
• FACE OF DISASTER
• Protesters at Saturday Mass urge more scrutiny
• Groundhog Lodge turns 40 with wit and cheer
• NJ saltwater fishing show set to open
• Hike to the Marble Mountain Ice Cave
• Local health care network looks to expand and contract at same time
• LVAC Urban/Suburban After School Program
• Cell phone ban hits Lehigh court
• Lehigh County Democrats square off
• Alternative Spring Break 2011: Building Houses in W.Va.
• Allentown approves capital projects bond
• New addition for Allentown's restaurant row
• Parkland Donates 20,000 Items to Second Harvest Food Bank
• School is always more fun when you are studying something you are interested in. What is your FAVORITE class?!
• Upcoming DVD releases 3/8/11
• Valley Flower and Garden Show 2011
• Allentown unveils plans for a hockey arena
• Lehigh commissioner race packed
• A mortal enemy of stink bugs?
• Roundtable on gas safety set for Monday
• Kutztown U. auditorium getting makeover
• Municipalities hear details of reassessment
• DRBC extends comment period on drilling
• DA irked by latest delay in serial killer's case
• The Muhlenberg Weekly counts off 10 tips to make this spring break safe, fun and memorable.
• Fishing for snot rockets
• Allentown man admits robbing boss
• Forensic Science Symposium
• Enjoy excellent sandwiches and sweet treats at the Carnegie Deli
• Girl testifies about sexual assault by couple
• Who is ready for baseball season?? What team will YOU be rooting for?!
• UGI told years ago to remove old pipes
• Allentown teachers reject pay freeze
• Here's the scoop on ice cream vendors
• In Your Town – March 2
• AT hike from Smith Gap
• 2011 Academy Awards recap.
• The Career Center at Muhlenberg College wants to make sure you get a great summer job/internship. Come to their workshop today!
• Captive-raised wolf escapes from Northampton County facility
• Keeping The Peace Volume II
• House panel to consider reopening kennel law
• Allentown gas blast victims to charities: Where's the money?
• Paying more at the pump
• Appalachian Park
• First day of classes for our new students today! Congrats!!!!!
• Valley's airport loses another leader
• Owner of Sal's Spaghetti House in Allentown dies
• Longtime priest honored by Allentown Diocese for 27 years of service here
• Outdoor calendar for Monday February 28, 2011
• DVD review: 'Due Date' might be a tad familiar, but mostly gets the job done.
• Upcoming DVD releases 3/1/11
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES – Feb. 27
• Feds increased, but state cut gas-safety funding
• A flash of light, a family no more
• Happy Saturday Afternoon Facebook Friends!!!! What is everyone up to this weekend?
• Roaring Rock and Cataract Parks
• Cullen rebuts story from pulpit
• Consortium of local banks seek to reduce region's credit crunch
• Fedegari Technologies buys Quakertown Annex
• Going home in style
• Allentown board won't let Clemente school expand
• Quakertown adds high school classes
• Waste-to-energy plant offers sought
• Irate driver remains jailed after striking officer
• LVIA could hire director Monday
• Annie at OMS on Sunday, March 6
• Here's what's happening in Allentown this weekend!
• Salisbury signs off on detox center
• President Randy Helm discusses Pell grants and colleges as economic engines.
• Funding cuts and the importance of fish conservation
• Rain, Rain, Go Away!!!!
• Bethlehem Sands seeking table game expansion
• Hockey arena no sure thing
• In Your School – Feb. 25
• SHOT show part II
• Arena in Allentown! Yay or Nay?
• Local store closings reflect how business models change quickly
• Funding sought for regional crime center
• Enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine and good service at the Sunset Grille
• Business community rallies for blast victims
• Judge to killers: You'll die slowly
• Approved trout waters in PA close on Tuesday March 1st
• VALLEY 610 POLL: Are you a fan of new downtown Allentown site for hockey arena?
• REMINDER: Graduation Preparation/Orientation is tomorrow at 10am & 6pm for New Students starting on Feb. 28!!!!
• Today at 4:30 - don't miss it!
• Richard T. Sniscak Appointed New Parkland Superintendent
• Sex offender tells judge 'life is good'
• Longtime Allentown employee to run for controller
• Downtown Allentown now eyed for hockey arena
• LVIA makes a play to keep interim director
• In Your Town – Feb. 23
• Two admit home-invasion robbery
• Hoffman Park
• In Your Region
• First emergency room for kids to open soon
• Wallower Sets Hoops Scoring Record
• Court tosses debt collector's suit
• Good Shepherd names Raker Memorial Award winners
• Featuring alumna Jennifer Lynch:
• 2 Hour Delay for Day Classes!
• Outdoor calendar for Monday February 21, 2011
• In honor of Black History Month, students in "Preserving Life Stories" invite members of the campus community to a poster session/reception featuring interviews of Allentown’s Union Baptist Church, one of the two oldest African-American c
• Wind energy company hiring in Upper Macungie
• ASD chief's vision coming into focus
• Report: Cullen shielded priest
• IronPigs national anthem auditions
• Think before you reach for that energy drink
• Chemical manufacturer relocating to Lehigh County
• UGI unveils website dedicated to Allentown explosion
• Gas reports spike after blast
• Mack CEO keeps on truckin' as 'Undercover Boss'
• Upcoming DVD releases 2/22/11
• Late season ice fishing can be productive, with caution
• Happy Friday!! Is everyone enjoying this beautiful weather!?
• Challa sale today in the upper lobby of Seegers Union! All challah loaves are $5, and all proceeds go to Darfur and Allentown's Daybreak. Choose any flavor of your choice: plain, whole wheat, chocolate chip, cinnamon raisin sugar, and occasional m
• Japanese drug maker to open first US packaging operations in Bethlehem
• Allentown school panel tables Facebook policy
• New exhibit aims to put faces on the immigration debate
• Will Coca-Cola Park crowd show up in Mellencamp film?
• LEHIGH COUNTY
• Federal study: National teen birth rate hits new low
• Cetronia Wins Bottom Dollar Grant
• Geography Bee
• Jesse Huang Wins SMS Spelling Bee
• Registration today for new students today! 10am & 6pm!!!!
• Northwestern Lehigh will run its own buses
• Still time to take great winter photos
• Blast victims nearly victimized again — by RCN
• Explosion cost Allentown nearly $61,000
• Parkland Announces Revision to School Calendar Due to High Number of Snow Days Incurred This Year
• Parkland Approves Preliminary Budget, Filing of Exceptions
• Allentown residents join in prayer for blast victims
• United Way sets up fund for blast victims
• Moody's: Outlook poor for Allentown's credit rating
• Winter hike on the AT from Ashfield Road
• Delicious menu options and fast service at Burger King
• In Your Town – Feb. 16
• Who doesn't want to save more money?
• Falling revenues mean tax hike in Upper Perkiomen
• Cedar Crest Student to Discuss Godwin's "A Sorrowful Woman"
• Berks Catholic high schools to merge
• Allentown family killed in explosion remembered fondly
• Not all donations go directly to gas blast victims
• Service planned for blast victims, survivors
• Upper Milford dog wins breed and group honors at Westminster
• East Penn school board advances budget with 4.8 percent tax hike
• UGI removes cracked gas pipe at Allentown blast site
• DVD review: 'Unstoppable' will not be stopped in its quest to entertain you.
• Tempting steaks and good service at LongHorn Steakhouse
• Forensic Speech Team Competes Well at Wilkes
• Outdoor calendar for Monday February 14, 2011
• Join us at Rascal’s Feb 17th to Support the Post Prom Party
• Campus is thawing out - enjoy the lovely weather today in Allentown, PA!
• Happy Valentine's Day, everyone! Who wants to pursue a career that they LOVE!?
• Two Valley natives nominated for a Grammy come up short
• Social Media Marketing and the Arts
• Silent STD on the rise in Pennsylvania
• UGI and fire crews find suspected location of deadly gas blast
• Rail Jam a success and local sports update
• Allentown blast probe finds pipe 'imperfection'
• Long road back for blast survivors
• No quick fix for aging gas lines
• Traffic Restrictions Announced
• Enjoy tasty food and fast service at Long John Silver's
• DVD review: 'You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger' isn't Woody Allen at his best.
• Supplemental deer feeding may do more harm than good
• COME ONE, COME ALL!!!! Grand Opening of The Spa at McCann!!! 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the McCann Allentown Campus! See you soon!!
• Lehigh Valley getting a version of an IMAX theatre
• Salisbury's early budget shows big tax hike
• Clemente Charter School likely to expand
• After the blast, moving forward
• State Grants Fund Waterway Projects
• Mayor Pawlowski's Statement on City Disaster
• Vascular center to open on Valentine's Day
• Rail Jam in downtown Easton this Saturday
• Allentown school taxes could rise 6.1%
• Allentown street closings in the 1300 block of Allen Street
• Coroner rules on cause of death for victims of Allentown explosion
• DVD releases: 2/15/2011
• Economic development in Slate Belt tied to the handling of two properties
• Muhlenberg College Athletics, Muhlenberg College Theatre & Dance and Muhlenberg Community Garden are just a few parts of our community that really shine in the spring. What are you most looking forward to at Muhlenberg this semester?
• Convicted murderer sentenced on drug charges
• Lehigh: Continue open space funding
• Evacuees make best of aftermath
• Indoor football returns to Lehigh Valley
• Come one, Come all to McCann's Spa!!!!!!
• Our thoughts are with those affected by last night's explosion.
• Members of the campus community are invited to watch "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," brought to you by The Muhlenberg Film Association in Trumbower 130 at 8 tonight. This event is FREE and open to the entire campus.
• Angel investors form new group in the Lehigh Valley
• LVAC joins American for the Arts National Study
• Here come the men in black (vans)
• February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month
• Allentown council escalates outsourcing dispute
• Backyard Bison
• In Your Town – Feb. 10
• Faculty, staff, students - join your fellow Mules on Wednesday, February 16 @ 8 at Trexler Library at Muhlenberg College for Trivia Night! Register your team of 4-6 players at the Library Services Desk.
• DVD review: 'Tamara Drewe' is an unexpected offering from across the pond.
• Who doesn't love Chili?? I am eating a bowl of chili from the wife of Ron Saukko right now and I think it might blow these out of the water!!!!
• DVD review: 'It's Kind of a Funny Story' is kind of a good movie.
• Now on exhibit in the Martin Art Gallery from January 19 – February 26, 2011!
• Excellent comfort food in a fun atmosphere at Starter's Riverport
• Catty to make offer on F.L. Smidth property
• The Spa at McCann's Grand Opening is this Saturday from 10-2!!!! Preview which treatment suits your specific health needs, receive a complimentary seated chair massage and meet professional spa staff and student therapists! Get 10% off scheduled app
• Monocacy Trail
• Successive storms put rock salt in demand
• Alleged gang member convicted of shooting 2
• Man pleads no contest to aiming shotgun at trooper during raid
• Macungie council talks truce with mayor
• DVD review: 'My Soul To Take' is one of Wes Craven's worst.
• Ironton Collects Gifts for the Needy During Holiday Season
• PHS Music Production Class Releases Holiday CD for Charity
• PHS Girls Soccer Team Wins State Award
• PPL Bright Kids Energy Program at Parkway Manor Elementary
• "It's never too late to be what you might have been." -George Eliot
• Christina Aguilera messes up the Nation Anthem at the Super Bowl! Did you see it? She says she was lost in the moment and said, "I can only hope that everyone could feel my love for this country and that the true spirit of its anthem still came thro
• Outdoor calendar for Monday February 7, 2011
• The outdoors comes indoors
• Steelers fans gather to cheer at a place of their own
• Most Valley hospitals had fire code violations
• Upper Macungie student witnessed Cairo turmoil
• Hail to the chiefs of state
• DVD review: 'I Spit On Your Grave' will be tough for most people to watch.
• Freezing rain greets SnowBlast festival
• Test your financial knowledge with this fun NFL-theme game
• Extraordinary woman, in life and after
• February Star Party Canceled
• Birding and fishing at Landingville
• Snow and cold beneficial to bottom line for PPL and Bethlehem Sands
• Corbett budget freeze to hit schools
• Former gang member gets jail for pedestrian robberies
• White House focus on "win the future" leads to investment in small business
• Perkasie gets grant to shore up Perkiomen
• School snow days mean time off from learning
• In Your School – Feb. 4
• Pennsylvania Game Commission proposes/approves changes
• Professors Report on State of the Lehigh Valley 2010
• Sunderhaus Nets 1,000th Career Point
• So is everyone planning on watching the Super Bowl on Sunday!?!? Who are you rooting for; the Steelers or the Packers?
• Land of opportunity
• Enjoy fresh seafood and excellent service at Smuggler's Cove
• Catasauqua to vote on building purchase
• Recent snow has been great for snowshoeing
• DVD review: 'Welcome To The Rileys' is a bold change for Kristen Stewart.
• DVD review: 'Never Let Me Go' is more than your average romance.
• Happy Groundhogs Day! Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring :)
• Due to weather, the College will not open until 11 a.m. Classes are canceled until 11 a.m. Please check email for updates.
• In Your Town – Feb. 2
• This winter, no business like snow business
• Texan guilty in Allentown drug case
• College offices will close at 4 today. Students - please check email/weather policy regarding class cancellation. Remember: 484-664-6000 is still the quickest way to learn weather status updates!
• Owl Creek Reservoir
• Just a friendly reminder!
• 47 Days till Spring!!
• Canceled events
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Allentown, PA: No classes today
• Allen High's new principal seeks help
• Therapist admits sex with teen patient
• Jury to decide fate of Texan in drug case
• Did anyone watch the SAG Awards last night?!
• According to AccuWeather it is supposed to start snowing again at 1am! How does everyone feel about all this winter weather??
• Outdoor calendar for Monday January 31, 2011
• Massage is not for me, but for the dog
• Obama to slash community action programs
• Corporate move would mean 200 jobs
• Archbishop Kurtz is coming to town
• Noncredit computer courses offered at LCCC
• Grand opening set for new vets treatment center
• Tempting cuisine in a comfortable and upscale environment at the Perryville Inn
• DVD review: 'Let Me In' is an excellent consolation prize.
• Delaware River Shad fishing tournament on again
• Retiree medical benefits could plague future budgets
• Volunteers to provide free tax form assistance
• In Your Town – Jan. 30
• Thank you to everyone for coming to the event today! Hope you enjoyed yourselves. Don't forget to check out the photo album and tag yourself!!!
• Don't forget: TODAY we are having an Open House from 11-1pm! Come dance with the Philadelphia Eagle's Cheerleaders and check out our campus!!
• Rig order to Mack Trucks could increase hiring at local plant
• Paying it forward
• Woman gets prison for crash that injured nephew, county detective
• Pawlowski: City stronger than ever
• Bus companies make pitch for privatization
• Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!!! How do you feel about this weather? If you could go on vacation anywhere, where would it be?!
• Lehigh Valley soon to be best in PA for "green" jobs
• Storm brings more of the same
• Allentown School Board rejects charter proposal
• Upcoming DVD releases for 2/1/11
• Lehigh’s Goodman Campus
• Montgomery County property dropped from THP bankruptcy case
• Pennridge contract moves to arbitration
• Orientation is a great way to get involved on campus, meet new people, and possibly get yourself one of those beanies from Orientation Weekend. What more can you ask for! Invite your friends and make sure YOU apply!
• Middle School “Kids and Drugs” Presentation Postponed to Feb. 3
• Reminder: Open House on Saturday from 11-1! Eagles Cheerleaders will be here and so should you!!!!
• Do you ever log into Facebook while you're out and about? Here's info on how you can protect your login information on public networks.
• Local economists think that the bad times are over
• Turning Point of the Lehigh Valley's Bi-Weekly E-Newsletter
• Student from Lehighton Wins Full Tuition Scholarship to Cedar Crest College
• Ice safety
• Residents volunteer to help trim costs
• Parkland Announces Preliminary Budget
• Any basketball fans out there??? Check out this shot...
• Evening classes are cancelled!!!
• Aspiring or experienced handgunners can benefit from these tips and techniques
• Post your snow pictures to our Facebook wall! We'll randomly select one of the participants to win a gift certificate to Yocco's Hot Dogs.
• Early Dismissal – January 26, 2011
• Enjoy authentic and tasty Mexican faire at On The Border restaurant
• Busing report urges some outsourcing
• Teens want to lend a hand, and a shovel
• Video filmed and created by Stephanie Plumeri '12
• How adorable is this???
• Celebrate coyote week
• SHOT show debuts new shooting, hunting, outdoor products for 2011
• DVD review: 'RED' explodes with action and laughs.
• Use common sense when shoveling snow
• VALLEY 610: Testy exchange at Lower Macungie meeting
• Rendell close to signing NBC deal
• Court says nurses can join LVH overtime suit
• Valley home sales hit 10-year low
• No death penalty for killer
• LOWER YOUR FEDERAL STUDENT LOAN PAYMENTS
• Asylum: Inside the Closed World of State Mental Hospitals. Photographs by Christopher Payne January 19 – February 26, 2011
• Top 10 Student Loan Tips for Recent Graduates
• How is everyone enjoying this weather?!?!?!?
• Outdoor calendar for Monday January 24, 2011
• VALLEY 610 POLL: What should Macungie council do about manager?
• Mayor breaks promise, authority says
• Lehigh Valley growing greener
• Eagles are making a comeback
• DVD release: 'The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest' is only an average ending.
• Nazi items go to highest bidders at Schnecksville auction
• DVD release: 'Saw: The Final Chapter' wraps up the popular horror franchise.
• State's largest outdoor show kicks off Feb. 5 at Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg
• Some helpful tips to add to your interviewing arsenal! Take a look!!
• Bethlehem casino's success may be due to having more employees
• DVD releases for 1/25/11
• Richland to link neighborhood trails
• Schedule Change for January 28, 2011
• Allentown man denies role in slaying
• Catasauqua Area, teachers reach deal
• Trucker takes responsibility for Route 22 crash that killed woman
• Cedar Crest makes it easer to transfer credits
• MONEY MATTERS
• Come to the Open House on Jan. 29 from 11-1 and meet the Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders! You don't want to miss this...
• Woman sentenced for dealing heroin
• Allentown school taxes could rise more than 6%
• Allentown extends same-sex medical benefits
• Don’t Miss the Annual Children’s Show at PHS this Weekend
• A Penny Saved... Mounts Up!
• Council president wants to become judge, not mayor
• First Day of Classes!!!! Welcome back :) The school has been lonely without you all here!
• VALLEY 610: Macungie resident to council: Reopen budget
• 2-Hour Delay Wednesday, January 19, 2011
• Colleges turn to textbook rentals
• $160,000 more for same-sex benefits
• Due to continuing freezing rain and hazardous driving conditions, all evening and Wescoe classes are canceled for this evening, January 18th, beginning at 5:30 p.m.
• If you missed the first Graduation Preparation at 1pm, don't worry! There is another one at 6pm! See you there :)
• VALLEY 610: Transferring credits 101
• Welcome back, students! We're sorry about that nasty weather, but don't let it get you down. This will be a great semester!
• Due to weather, the College will open at 10:30 a.m. Essential personnel should report as scheduled.
• Freezing rain to mess with morning commute
• Long-awaited statue honoring the Kings unveiled in Allentown
• Walking Purchase Park plan set for vote
• Little Lehigh Creek not 'critical' watershed
• Stores reinvent to survive
• Artist reveals cathedral murals' secret history
• Council and mayor divided on roles in labor contracts
• Abortion rate increased
• Happy Saturday everyone!! Any exciting plans for the weekend?
• Man pleads guilty to 2 robberies
• Police pension study complete, bill in limbo
• Bi-county health board a long shot from the start
• Muhlenberg has recently purchased bicycles for several officers. This will cut down on emissions from patrol vehicles while also making officers more accessibly and available to members of the campus community.
• Allentown School Board to deny charter
• The stars have shifted and now horoscopes have changed?! What do you think about this?
• Lehigh County moving on with land sale
• Slatington reduces tax hike to 10 percent
• Do you like llamas? This song will get stuck in your head ALL DAY!
• At Allentown cathedral, the start of a golden year
• What do you guys think of Heidi, the cross-eyed opposum?
• Regional police headed for arbitration
• Catasauqua teachers to vote on new contract
• Snow Make-Up Day Schedule
• Pawlowski outsources work, violates ordinance
• All Evening Activities Canceled for Tuesday, January 11
• Elementary Chorale Concert Rescheduled Due to Snowy Forecast
• Mark your calendar for February 12th! The Spa at McCann with be partnering up with the American Cancer Society for an Open House event. More details to come...
• Karen Green, vice president of student affairs and dean of students, is this year's keynote speaker.
• VALLEY 610: Bids for Vera Cruz sewer project 'good news'
• HCM Foundation Proudly Announces the Return of the Strongest Link College Scholarship Program
• Shortfall foreshadows tax hike in Quakertown
• Lower Milford quarry fight continues
• Two women admit attacking pregnant girl
• Factory held up as a symbol of hope to close Jan. 15
• Palisades looking for ways to trim costs
• Recycle Your Electronics at PHS, Jan. 8th, 9 a.m. – 12 noon
• Congratulations to the OMS History Day Winners
• VALLEY 610: Macungie manager's future with borough in question
• How does everyone like the snow??!
• Just a friendly reminder about email availability tomorrow!
• School Closed
• Professor Shaw Honored by International Association of Torch Clubs
• 'Bizarre' Allentown judge fights suspension
• Allen High to start busing
• Church closings upheld
• Prison for man in gas station carjacking
• Peoplewatch
• With great sadness we report on the passing of Coach Frank Marino.
• Zahorchak: Allentown graduation rate 'shameful'
• Bid-rigging payments for Lehigh County, Allentown
• Allentown mayor makes move he once called illegal
• Vets sanctuary unveiled
• Council to study costs of same-sex benefits
• Did you know that the Eagles' Director of Cheerleading is Ms. Zaun's (our English instructor) daughter? Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders will be here on January 29th from 11-1, unless the Eagles make it to the Superbowl!!! More details to com
• Northwestern Lehigh patrons lose free library privileges
• On second try, Catasauqua passes 2011 budget
• Beating suspect says he was on PCP
• Monthly 'McCann Matters' Newsletters will be printed and posted around campus. Newsletters will also be distributed among surrounding high schools. Enjoy!
• How was everyone's New Year??!!?!
• Alumna Andrea Clearfield is featured in a recent article on "Opera Today."
• Veterans sanctuary debuts
• Lehigh Valley's first 2011 baby named Dariel
• Donations needed to help Scouts
• Macungie council president calls mayor 'fractious'
• Allentown Mummer keeps on strutting
• In Your School – Dec. 31
• What better New Year Resolution than starting a New Career??! McCann can help! Simply click the Apply Now tab above and follow the instructions. Change your future and Change your life TODAY!!
• Mayor bypasses Allentown City Council
• New animal group lines up contracts
• Man sentenced for Whizzinator asks judge to reconsider
• Allentown considers extending medical benefits to same-sex couples
• Hope everyone is enjoying their holiday break!!!
• Snow, wind disrupt post-holiday plans
• Fire destroys Allentown diner
• 2012 Trial date set for Allentown Central Elementary rape case
• Cellulose insulation maker thriving despite down construction market
• Christmas spirit fills volunteers and guests at Allentown Y
• Allentown fire official offer safety tips for holidays, cold weather
• Pennsylvania Dutch numbers growing
• Cedar Crest College Helps Adult Community College Students Afford Bachelor’s Degree
• In Your School – Dec. 24
• Dr. Donohue, Superintendent, Announces Retirement
• It was a pretty good year at Muhlenberg! Take a few minutes and look back with us as we contemplate our year in review.
• Mayor steamed over Queen City vote
• Help's available for families this holiday season
• VALLEY 610: Former city attorney says no to union
• Semper Fi for Christmas
• Ten projects to get 'transportation enhancement' funds
• Valley man breaks North American Rubik's record
• Attorney admits stealing client's ID
• Allentown man pleads guilty in son's death
• To give to Muhlenberg, please follow this link:
• Northwestern Lehigh eyes busing proposals
• Telescope Making Class Starting Soon!
• Minorities now the majority in Allentown
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES – Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010
• A sweet football night in Hershey
• City looks to boost volunteerism
• Heaters repaired at new school
• Alburtis hotel cited for 100-plus violations
• Loophole in Obama education policy enables ASD principal transfer
• Whitehall OKs tax hike
• More math classes for Northwestern Lehigh students
• Another blow to bi-county health department
• In Your School – Dec. 17
• Cedar Crest Hires Carannante to Serve as Director of Career Planning
• We are pleased to announce the Criminal Justice Club officers for the New Year! Dana Follweiler- President Pat Sneary- Vice President Gary Noguera- Secretary Carlos Rodriguez- Treasurer Congratulations to all; It is going to be a great year!
• Ad Center Donates to KidsPeace for Holidays
• OMS Helps Humane Society
• Red Cross Club Holiday Donations
• 7th Grade Orefield Students Team Up to Wrap Generous Gift Donation
• Cedarbrook pay frozen
• Central Catholic fans are in a frenzy
• End of an era at Allentown State Hospital
• Allentown passes union-friendly bill
• Commuter Spirit Week Set for Jan. 18-24
• Planners eye Jaindl proposal
• Final vote expected on Allentown union-friendly bill
• St. Luke's, Good Shepherd food service workers file class action lawsuit
• Allentown science charter school pitched
• Happy 'Halladays' and Merry 'Cliff'mas to All! Who is excited about Cliff Lee's return to the Phillies?
• VALLEY 610 POLL: What would you prefer on the 500-acres of Lower Macungie land?
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - Arts Advocate: December 2010
• High School Seniors Compete for $125,000 Scholarship at Cedar Crest College
• Lehigh Valley in for bitter cold blast
• Congratulations to senior Bobby Torphy! He's the first student-athlete to win the prestigious NCAA Elite 88 award twice.
• Accusations fly over rezoning
• Point, click, wait, decorate
• In Your Town – Dec. 12
• WHO WILL ADOPT ME?
• New fire truck or refurbish the old one?
• Muhlenberg's oral history project focuses on Union Baptist Church
• Allentown teachers asked to take pay freeze
• No tax, fees increase in Emmaus
• Macungie may raise property tax 17 percent
• President Ambar a Guest DJ on CCC Radio this Friday, Dec. 10
• Vet Reads to Children at Fogelsville Elementary
• Students: don't forget that the Writing Center is open 7pm-11pm during finals week! We'll also have coffee and doughnuts in the center at those times.
• Sam Calagione '92, founder of Dogfish Head and star of Brew Masters, wanted to let you know that his show is now on at 8:00 on Thursdays on the Discover Channel. He sent along a clip from tonight's episode:
• Schnecksville Adopts Pennsylvania Platoon
• OMS Collects Coats for Kids
• SMS Chorale Performs at Christkindlmarkt
• VALLEY 610 POLL: What to do with $8.1 million in Lower Macungie?
• Massive Macungie mural will remain in borough
• Amid tension, baseball coach hired
• Lehigh County to cut pay
• A Final Flourish: Frolic, Midnight Breakfast
• Reminder - Annual Holiday Party
• Jayne R. Bartlett Elected New School Board President
• Robert Clemente Charter School put under microscope
• Tyler Grady is new idol of area music fans
• Chefs compete in Latke Throwdown
• Holiday Giving Alive and Well at Cedar Crest
• Hidden Treasures Holiday Store Debuts at thePromenade Shops
• Students learn the benefits of problem solving as they design their own percussion instruments in Professor Kussmaul's First Year Seminar class.
• Taxi from Christmas classic pulls in to Allentown museum
• Cancer patient gets state prison term
• Did anyone start their Holiday Shopping yet???
• Senior Art Students’ Work Featured in Our Eight Fold Path
• Christmas, Caribbean Style, at Cedar Crest this Thursday, Dec. 2
• Income tax hike OK'd in Allentown
• For Lehigh County school children, 'The Nutcracker' will go on
• Suit: Allentown man jailed unjustly in immigration snag
• 2nd Annual Art Show Brings Smiles to Parent Faces at Cetronia
• Jaindl Turkey Runs 1 Mile Turkey Trot with Students
• Cunningham lends Corbett a hand
• Allentown native's art collection on the block
• More free flu shot clinics scheduled in Allentown
• Cities, Chamber push pension reform
• Flood watch Tuesday for Lehigh Valley
• On witness stand, victim denies being tortured; judge doesn't buy it
• Former kennel owner Eckhart's request for parole is denied
• Allentown councilman wants hike in property, income taxes
• Okay guys, we took a poll from your comments on our last post and the results are... Zip Hoodies- 5 Pullover Hoodies- 6 Long sleeve tee shirts- 2 Pullover Hoodies are winning! There is still time to make your vote. Please let us know.
• Salisbury budget calls for slight tax increase
• A growing hobby for the tech-savvy treasure hunter
• Sprucing up the city
• In Allentown, rejection is redefined
• Sprinklers systems hot in 2011
• Absolutely Hanukkah
• Police charge 'Peaches' in Allentown massage shooting
• Salisbury teachers to get new contract offer
• VALLEY 610: Meeting on controversial Lower Macungie farmland rezoning
• Slatington ends discussion on police layoffs
• From pigment plant to parkland
• Allentown Redevelopment Authority targeted
• Lehigh Valley folks feast on Thanksgiving Day sales
• Denise Cramsey, Allentown native and TV producer, dies
• Fire officials probe two arsons at vacant Allentown homes
• Area high school reunions
• Husband sentenced for slicing man in car with wife
• Allentown fire damages 10 row homes
• ATTENTION McCann Students: We need your feedback! What do you prefer to wear? Pullover Hoodie? Zip Hoodie? Long sleeve tee shirt?
• In Your Town – Nov. 24
• Happy Thanksgiving from McCann! Click the link below to fill out a fun Thanksgiving survey!
• What are we thankful for? Our fantastic students, of course! Thanksgiving break begins after classes conclude today. Have a safe, relaxing weekend! We'll see you Monday morning!
• Growing Up Artfully 2011 - Awards For Excellence In Arts Education
• Mayor takes a mulligan
• Don't forget to tune into the Discovery Channel tonight at 10:00 p.m. to watch alumnus Sam Calagione '92 on the premiere of his new show, "Brew Masters."
• Hanover Township to hike water rate
• No tax hike in Emmaus
• In Your Town – Nov. 21
• South Whitehall residents protest neighbor's solar plan
• Golf plan's in the rough
• Today's top gifts? You've already seen them in theaters
• Wage tax hikes can bite back
• Allen High School freshman charged in shootings
• Penalties against Eckhart upheld
• Gobble up Prizes at Turkey Bingo on Nov. 22
• Allen High School freshman charged in shootings
• New Years Eve 2011 Celebration
• Macungie weighs adding details to minutes
• Salvation Army kicks off kettle drive
• Federal officials crack down on college favorite Four Loko
• Tax plan gets a talking-to
• Parkland Wins “Best Green School District” Award
• Heading home for Thanksgiving? Have an extra seat available? Looking for a ride? The MyBerg Ride Board helps students coordinate trips home with their peers during the holidays.
• VALLEY 610: Lower Macungie property tax averted again
• Allentown Lights in the Parkway to open to bicyclists, walkers
• ‘Traveling Chefs’ Brings Global Cuisine to Campus on Wednesday, Nov. 17
• The Muhlenberg Dance Association surprised fellow students when they broke into song and dance with their rendition of "Hey Baby!"
• In Your Town – Nov. 17
• The "Cedar Crest College Woman" Through the Eyes of Art Student Gabrielle Buzgo (Part 3)
• INSIDE SCOOP Event on THURSDAY!!! 6pm-7:30pm. Who is excited for some pizza, ice cream and a chance to win some cool prizes??
• 'It wasn't need, it was greed'
• Allentown council sets special tax hearing
• Turkey Trots – A Favorite Tradition
• Coopersburg expects no tax increase
• Allentown police union ratifies pact with concessions
• Critical fund for Allentown at risk?
• Political figure looms large in city's waste-to-energy plant plan
• Upper Macungie's bright idea roils residents
• Cash-strapped LVIA looks to sell land
• Review: Bob Dylan shows Stabler a whoppin' good time
• Schools want help in cutting costs
• Aging Fogelsville Dam a costly curse
• $25 K awarded to man injured at Abercrombie & Fitch
• ASD corrects vote on new hire
• Some pictures of McCann staff, Spa and campus on a beautiful fall day!
• McCann is now pleased to partner with the "Suit Up For Success Program" to offer every student who is about to graduate with a custom fit professional suit. This suit will give an even greater edge with interviews and getting placed in to your
• In Your School – Nov. 12
• Parkland School District Salutes Veterans
• Union takes fight public
• PENNVEST Approves $9.25m in Loans
• Dia De Los Muertos Celebration an Entertaining Look at Mexican Culture
• Big Sis Lil Sis ‘Dink Donut Night’ this Thursday
• Despite House majority, tough-talking GOP's ability to repeal health care reform is limited
• Allentown school officials grill charter school applicant
• New Allentown schools chief plans shake-up
• Lower Macungie will appeal water lawsuit order
• Paring the plan
• Emmaus man accused of manslaughter, DUI in June fatal crash
• Lehigh Valley area Veterans Day events
• Allentown school board to re-vote on hire
• PPL opposes mayor's tax hike
• Police: Driver in fatal crash on drugs
• Don’t Miss NOISES OFF at PHS this weekend
• Easton's iconic Peace Candle nearing wick's end
• Elite Equestrian Fall Horse Expo
• Pair from summer sweep plead guilty
• With $30 million gift, Del Val seeks to be university
• Bethlehem to pay $850,000 to settle suit against police
• Solar panels get a drubbing
• Judge: Textbook domestic violence in Bethlehem stabbing
• Upper Macungie faces another absent developer
• Police: Driver in fatal crash on drugs
• Eighth-graders set to become first to take a Keystone exam
• Allentown PPK Winner is Region's Best
• Dead Wilson boy Elijah Strickland had 93 wounds, jury told
• Jury acquits woman of stun gun attack
• PPL opposes mayor's tax hike
• Sale of Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees moves forward
• Tobyhanna raccoon disables car on I-80
• Bethlehem man who was shot by police faces trial
• Upper Mount Bethel residents outraged over prison plan
• Lehigh Gap brush fire on Blue Mountain gets large response
• Man robbed at gunpoint of $500 in hotel restroom in Delaware Water Gap
• Sands Casino gambler caught with over 150 cards players left in slots
• Police: Driver was on drugs in crash that killed two elderly women
• Allentown West End shooting victim identified
• Sheep falls out of truck on Route 22, captured by police, rescue team
• Lehigh Valley area Veterans Day events
• Bethlehem pays 850K to settle police suit
• Lehigh Township officials to clean up blighted property
• Two Latin Kings from Bethlehem sweep plead guilty
• School board to re-vote on hire
• Bethlehem gas station clerk assaulted during armed robbery, police say
• Budgets took wild twists
• Adult book store manager robbed of store's money, keys and account book
• Police testify in trial of Wilson boy's death
• “Butterfly Guy” Shares Expertise with Students
• Woman struck by car in Catty dies
• Family injured in crash
• Forks ordinance likely dead
• Solar energy farms causing angst
• Fire destroys Coplay rancher
• Lower Macungie will appeal water lawsuit order
• War stories for history's sake
• Two motorists charged with drunk driving in casino parking lot
• Slow start for state-run health care
• Bethlehem bar owner faces trial on arson charges
• Dark winter for Pine Street Bridge
• Broad Street Gas and Food Mart in Bethlehem robbed
• Emmaus man accused of manslaughter, DUI in June fatal crash
• Berks collision hurts woman and teen girl
• Opportunity to Help
• Corbett's health care conflict
• Man dies in one-car crash on Route 611
• Free flu shots for drivers
• Man hit in head in drive-by shooting
• Unconscious Dutch Springs diver revived
• Easton police find blood, cartridge casings after report of shots fired
• Police seek info on 'runaway'
• Easton man killed in Bucks County crash
• Woman struck by car in Catty dies
• Feds issue grants to area biomedical firms
• AFD Welcomes Six New Firefighters
• Politics As Usual
• Dent gets new life in majority
• Be wary of time share scams
• Fake 'court' intimidated debtors
• Easton firefighter sick time raises eyebrows
• New schools chief plans shake-up
• Cemetery finds new life
• Man shot in east Allentown's Joker's bar
• Residents split on Upper Macungie tax hike
• Three plead guilty for role in 'drug mules' ring
• Jury selected in Wilson child murder case
• North Whitehall may fill budget hole with tax hike
• Callahan mailer was low point
• Milford Township pilot flies on wings of a prayer for puppies
• Catasauqua mother charged with hosting underage drinking party
• Court records: Man faked car dealership, sold stolen SUV to woman
• Catasauqua pedestrian hit, badly hurt
• Allentown school officials grill charter school applicant
• Sidewalk maintenance law nears adoption
• Verizon hanging up on white pages
• Martin Tower falling — in value
• Elective surgery for health care?
• Jury deliberating in stun gun attack case
• Vaccination Clinics- Lehigh Valley Area
• Palmerton man, 87, killed in Route 248 crash
• Emmaus driver and passenger hurt in fiery crash
• Corbett gets chance to replace himself
• Turnpike southbound lanes closed south of Q-town
• Dead Cell Phone Day Featured on WFMZ-TV 69
• Learn About Available Stimulus Funds
• Man sentenced for killing two while driving drunk
• Lutheran pastor resigns after sex allegation
• Bethlehem man sentenced for breaking infant daughter's leg
• Man charged with setting up woman to be robbed by bat man
• Jim Thorpe: Suspicious fire in abandoned silk mill
• Neighbors complain of rowdy students
• Forks supervisors, rec board seek common ground
• The great rock-slide mystery
• 'Bug bombs' in Emmaus seniors high-rise caused haz-mat evacuation
• Allentown woman, 32, reported dead; police investigate
• Norco passes first early-bird budget
• Emmaus fire activity at 4 t h and Chestnut streets
• Havertown man takes ambulance to polls, votes from stretcher
• Route 22 east crash and delays clearing up
• In Your School – Nov. 5
• Lower Saucon wedding hall making good
• Peoplewatch
• Halloween brainstorm: trailer tour
• Macungie mayor says council wants to drive up his legal fees
• Dent's brand resonates
• Police: Man hospitalized after shooting in Allentown apartment
• Charter school applicant has sued Allentown, other districts
• Deer jumps through classroom window at DeSales
• Always on message
• Halloween Parade Winners Announced
• Mayor Submits 2011 City Budget
• Allentown toddler in critical condition a day after being run over
• Reading mother accused of keeping newborns' remains in closet appears in court
• Woman charged in shooting of boyfriend and lying to police
• Coroner: South Whitehall drowning victim had reaction to medication
• Allentown baby died of natural causes, coroner rules
• Bethlehem man guilty of assault
• Former Monroe County VFW member stole $17K, police say
• Furniture store closes without delivering
• Prison for beer bottle stabber
• In wake of election, now what?
• Bethlehem drug dealer admits to shooting
• Free speech, or loud screech?
• U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear St. Luke's appeal
• Haz-mat team sent to Emmaus high-rise mystery
• At the polls: Not angry. Just anxious.
• Tax needed to deal with pensions, Allentown mayor says
• Easton Area passes new class size policy
• State legislators get ready to slice and dice
• Teen charged with shooting friend with assault rifle in Poconos
• Hearty Windish foods
• Easton man admits assault, drug deal
• Jury selection continues in Wilson child murder case
• Poll: Pa. voters say economy is top issue
• What bands should Sands book for next series?
• Crash kills East Stroudsburg area man; driver accused of DUI
• Allentown police: Baby girl run over, expected to be fine
• Bethlehem man breaks leg in Route 512 crash, gets ticket
• Ceremonial groundbreaking for King memorial
• SUV hits tree, badly hurting 4 on Old Route 22 in Berks
• Political terrain favors Fitzpatrick in rematch against Murphy in 8 t h District
• Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski's budget calls for increase in earned income tax
• Turnout running higher than expected
• 3 delinquents escape Carbon camp and rob family, police say
• Chris Coons beats Christine O'Donnell in Delaware Senate race
• Tom Corbett defeats Dan Onorato
• AP: Pat Toomey defeats Joe Sestak for U.S. Senate
• Charlie Dent cruises to win over John Callahan
• Police: Bethlehem woman charged in false rape claim
• Bucks County woman died after crashing car near Doylestown
• Campaign car injures woman at Slatington Halloween parade
• Jury selection begins in child murder case
• Monroe County lawyer gets 6-18 months in drunken driving fatality
• Coroner: Man struck by vehicle two weeks ago in Stockertown dies
• Authorities identify two teens killed in weekend crash in New Jersey
• Prison for mom of toddler killed by fallen dresser
• Concession speech: It's leadfoots
• Jury selection begins in child murder case
• Bill may clear way to same-sex benefits
• Man gets up to 50 years for stabbing, sex assault
• Honoring a nonsmoker who died of lung cancer
• Bethlehem officer recalls 'all adrenaline'
• Motorist drives down bank, falls asleep
• Technology specialists spread thin in Bethlehem schools
• Lehighton man's body found in river
• Delaware River basin drought warning lifted
• Allentown fire damages three apartments and Chinese restaurant
• Neighbor's trash riling Lehigh Township
• For voters, economy trumps all other issues
• Quinnipiac poll: Corbett, Toomey leading
• Nittany Lion mascot dismissed
• Post Specter, Rendell: Who knows?
• An Allentown favorite lives on
• I-78 'speed trap' is patrol car of a different color
• Pen Argyl passed on soil dumping deal Bangor took
• Easton passes final allocation for CDBG money
• Toomey leads slightly in Senate race
• 'Sopranos' actress Denise Borino-Quinn dies at 46
• Some campaigns have itchy "delete" finger on candidate Facebook accounts
• Child murder case to start
• Man charged in drugstore armed robbery
• Volunteer Opportunities in the Lehigh Valley
• Smash-and-grab burglar pleads guilty
• In Your Town – Oct. 31
• Man killed in Bethlehem crash
• Photos of McCann staff and students
• Air Products Demos Hydrogen Cell Car at PHS
• Lunch visit at Lehighton Area High School! The students love McCann and our frisbees!!!
• Hanover Avenue Project Extended
• It seems to be twin day at McCann! Camila and Juan dressed exactly alike!
• Health Bureau Offers Free Lead Screenings
• Help Trexler Library Celebrate Banned Book Week from October 25-29!
• Flu Shot Clinic Scheduled
• The 'Cedar Crest College Woman' Through the Eyes of an Art Student
• Bethlehem considers taking control of trash hauling in city
• Allentown Opens New Destination Playrgound
• Student-Athletes Receive Academic Excellence Award
• St. Luke's Riverside campus keeping local trades workers busy
• New Traffic Pattern at Hanover & S. Carlisle
• Part 2 of The 'Cedar Crest College Woman' Through the Eyes of an Art Student
• Closing the breast cancer gap
• Allentown Halloween Parade Sunday
• GOP stars boost top of ticket
• Finally, service from Always In Service
• Allentown Police Officer Honored
• Easton school board sinks pool renovations
• Tribute to veterans advocate Gene Salay slated
• Temporary Closure of Ott Street Bridge
• No child care program for March Elementary
• Morning Call reporters win public service award
• City, PPL Partner on Light Project
• Molony faces incumbent Brennan in 133rd District
• Airport avoids cat-astrophe
• Health Bureau Schedules Flu Shot Clinics
• 'Red Mass' returns to Allentown
• These old boots were not made for walking
• You and Turning Point get Paid Through Op4G
• Runaway defendant admits spree
• Council to hold final public hearing on zoning changes
• Howells to take over as district judge
• Obama tries to salvage Dems as final dash begins
• Camp Spooky
• Mask Making
• Costume Contest
• BooBlast
• Police: Men charged with sending threatening texts
• Cedar Crest President Ambar Earns ATHENA Award from Women’s Business Council
• Cedar Crest College and DeSales University Partner for Disaster Simulation
• Police: Man lures girl with $100 to 'party'
• Emmaus bicyclist charged with DUI
• Police: Masked robber sticks gun in clerk's ribs
• Police: Allentown woman bites man, hits him with claw hammer
• Police: Man who took drugs found in cold with toddler son
• Alert: Rt. 863 now open in Weisenberg Twp.
• Pulte to meet with Whitefield Estates residents
• Allentown teacher gets mixed report card in bar fight
• Bethlehem Township expects no tax hike
• Corbett, Onorato stress differences
• Democrats cancel ads in Philadelphia
• White House Science Fair wows two dazzling Lehigh Valley students
• What if the candidates had to tell the truth?
• Officials: Woman, 4 children die in Harrisburg fire
• Coroner identifies man who died from injury at steel plant
• Woman testifies kidnapping suspect threatened to break her jaw
• Allentown man found guilty of stealing cash, 37 guns.
• VALLEY 610: Should Easton Councilman Jeff Warren step down from city safety panel?
• LVH given power to write parking tickets
• Vice President Biden in Allentown today to raise money for Callahan
• Audit shows how funds went missing in Pen Argyl
• Easton man sentenced, had sex with unconscious teen
• Voters could decide Gracedale fate
• Kutztown University to cut six faculty jobs
• Economy continues to drag down Easton's revenues
• Woman testifies kidnapping suspect threatened to break her jaw
• Vice President Biden rallies Callahan supporters during Allentown visit
• 2 Allentown men stabbed seriously fighting each other, police say
• Police: Two Bethlehem shops hit by armed men
• Police: Elderly Bath couple scammed of cash
• Man stabbed during robbery in Bethlehem
• Highway robber poses as good Samaritan on I-80
• Fire strikes arson-plagued area of Schuylkill County
• Turnpike accident slowing traffic
• Easton shooter escapes from prison
• Man charged with another Easton robbery
• Check your background check
• Cold case suspect has prior 1971 homicide
• Sailing or snailing along?
• Some retailers closing the door on stores
• Lower Saucon to study library options
• Allentown police officer bitten
• Thousands flock to Lehigh County farms
• Easton shooter escapes from prison
• Police investigating industrial accident
• Sands casino climbs to No. 2 in state in revenues
• Allentown police investigating why driver, passengers fled accident
• Allentown police officer bitten
• Police investigating industrial accident
• Orchestrating fandom in a Phanatical town
• Councilman faced DUI before
• Freedom senior going to the White House
• Corbett Backtracks On Unemployment Remarks.
• Bullying reinforced when brawn is glamorized
• Thousands breeze through Lehigh Parkway to support breast cancer awareness
• BIRTHS
• Man faces trial on attempted homicide charges in shooting
• Lehigh Valley therapy dog gets lifetime achievement award
• Pedestrian struck in Stockertown
• Cedar Crest College Earns Fire Prevention Award from Allentown Fire Department
• Cedar Crest Students Get Firsthand Look at Television Production in NYC
• Heavy winds, light rain expected
• Man crushed in back of truck was homeless
• Central Pa. township offers house for free, if …
• Michael Ballard caught on video, DA says
• Easton man sentenced, had sex with unconscious teen
• Judge McGinley takes over as Lehigh's president judge
• Salisbury eyeing tiny tax hike
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against Slatington
• Macungie man killed himself while playing with gun, coroner rules
• Allentown man crushed inside recycling truck was homeless
• Forks historical ordinance not dead yet
• Recession feeding the meter(s)
• Shenandoah man accused of making porn with 2 girls
• Dent's lead over Callahan increases
• Cyber Scary: Parenting the Internet Generation
• Honoring two local Afghan war casualties
• Bridge commission signs off on changes
• Lehigh Valley launches campaign to discourage driving and texting
• A hero should push tea party in better directions
• Macungie's $12,000 car-parts thief is caught, police say
• Man admits running meth lab near school
• Authorities: Army engineer built Bushkill mansion with bribes from Iraq
• Poll finds Kanjorski trailing Barletta
• Pa. companies help free miners
• Verizon may owe you data refund
• 2 men convicted in hate-crime beating death
• VALLEY 610: Easton City Council's new digs
• Moore man sentenced for raping girl
• Jury set to deliberate in Shenandoah hate crime case
• Whitehall-Coplay lesson: no bullying
• Dead man found in Allentown on cardboard recycling truck
• Stadium renovations could cost $3.1 million
• Zoning change for new school OK'd
• 134 t h candidates spar in debate
• Allentown board OKs most of superintendent's plans
• Dent, Callahan clash at Muhlenberg
• Week Without Violence Events Scheduled
• Police: Three arrested for burglary of Monroe County home
• Snooki signs for fans after community service
• Police: Drunk men knock at Uniontown station door
• Aspen Dental pays $175,000 to settle state probe
• PA Partners in the Arts Grant Awards
• Upper Macungie man admits sending child porn
• Verizon may owe you data refund
• Pennsylvania joins 50-state investigation into 'questionable' foreclosure practices
• Former Allentown priest removed after sexual assault accusation
• Former treasurer admits stealing more than $100,000 from church
• County seized $90,000 in drug profits
• Check out Turning Point's Employment Opportunities
• Harlem Quartet play teacher at Allentown elementary
• Lehigh Valley cement industry at risk
• Faulty applications set back Easton's CDBG program
• Plainfield almost broke
• Budget divides Stoffa, Angle
• Whitehall wants IRS to investigate sewer panel
• Church treasurer accused of stealing waives hearing
• 10-year-old designs costume to fight hate crimes
• Man expected to plead guilty to simple assault
• Bath man accused of flashing pistol in Route 33 road rage
• 'CCC's Got Talent' This Friday Night
• Her success is in the bag
• Lower Saucon: Two electronic stores burglarized
• 9/11 motorcycle procession was a fantastic sight
• Trial in Angle will dispute concludes
• Attempted homicide charges forwarded to court in Leithsville shooting case
• OSHA says Victaulic failed to provide protective gear to employees burned in accident at Alburtis
• Lehigh County sees dollar signs in 6 acres near Dorney Park
• Don't be surprised if they duck
• Christie lends Corbett a hand
• Witness: Teen threatened 'war' in beating case
• More flu shots for more folks
• Shale tax efforts running out of gas
• New Tripoli pizza shop owners lose second son to vehicle crash
• Dueling budget plans in Norco?
• Police say driver they chased had pot in car
• Man sentenced for 3 robberies
• Microwave oven catches fire in south Allentown kitchen
• Man accused of stabbing 2 in Easton with scissors
• Witness claims Shenandoah teen threatened 'civil war'
• Police: Woman veered into lane of LANTA bus in fatal crash
• CAPITOL IDEAS: Prospects for agreement on shale tax seem dimmer
• Man pleads guilty to murder in fatal crash
• Pound of pot and crack cocaine found during I-80 traffic stop, state police say
• Trial begins in Ron Angle will dispute
• Tire iron beating hearing postponed, victim fails to show
• ASD removing four principals to gain federal money
• Valley students named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
• Firefighters at scene of fire near Cedar Crest College
• Police: Man chases girlfriend after she takes PlayStation
• Hospital cafeteria workers plan one-day strike
• MontCo man charged with swiping dry cleaning van
• Bacteria found in Hazleton water supply
• Cinergy Health fined
• 'I just wanted the game'
• Pizza manager convicted of groping teen co-worker
• Sodexo workers strike at Valley hospitals
• Northern Lehigh hires new boys basketball coach
• Police: Man found with handgun, digital scale
• Police: Man fires handgun in Bethlehem
• 5 charged with underage drinking at Lower Saucon party
• Police looking for driver who knocked down light pole, fled
• Painter dies in 75-foot fall from high-tension pole
• Allentown Fire Fighters Honored
• Police: Painter dies after 75-foot fall from electrical pole
• Dent dashes through re-election campaign
• Public meeting on proposed Allentown dog park
• Long road ahead to Poconos access from Turnpike
• Towne plugging away down the home stretch
• Firefighters squelch blaze at Carbon County home
• Callahan, Dent go head-to-head at second debate
• Motorcycle-car crash injures two
• Treatment takes a back seat to dollars
• Partners of gay employees may get health benefits in Allentown
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES – Sunday, Oct. 10, 2010
• Phillies vs. Eagles? Who'll win fans' hearts
• Man charged with DUI, resisting arrest after stick-shift trouble
• In Your Town – events and meetings in the Lehigh Valley area – Oct. 10
• Girls learn about breast self-exams via a 'daisy wheel'
• Allentown man robbed in his backyard
• Motorcycles escort Towers beam to site of new memorial
• Police: Drunken driver nearly rear-ends cruiser
• Lehigh County farms open next Sunday
• MS victim loves his job, but he can't get to it
• Newsmaker Q&A: Daniel McKim
• Ignoring freight train's horn, Berks man, 19, is killed on the tracks
• Energy Star Awards Won at Parkway Manor and Fogelsville Elementary Schools
• Saturday, October 31 - Volleyball v. Centenary @ 1:00pm
• Go Green Club at Cedar Crest Hosts Environmental Forum on Earth Day this Thursday
• Forks looks to past for amphitheater design
• Join Professor Cressman for Fun and Enlightening Stress Reduction Program Wednesday
• Alpha Phi Omega's Second Annual Benefit Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday Night
• Cedar Crest Performing Arts Presents Contemporary Comedy Trust This Thursday through Sunday
• Campus Community Invited to Super Bowl Party Sunday
• Cedar Crest Welcomes Coaches From Throughout the Region During NCAA Women Coaches Academy
• Live Music at Annual Bonfire Tonight at 8
• Professor Badt's Artwork Featured in Exhibition at U.S. NATO Mission Residence in Belgium
• Cedar Crest College Hosts Community Dance Classes Beginning June 21
• Cedar Crest College Offers Workshop on Japanese Bunraku Puppetry this Weekend
• Reflections: Senior Artist Molly Bair Discusses Her Work on Display Through May 15
• Upcoming Community Service Events: Find Out What You Can Do to Help
• Cedar Crest College Promotes, Grants Tenure to Professors
• Hanover approves building plans
• ‘Hip Hop for Haiti’ at Cedar Crest Benefits Earthquake Victims
• Simulation on Campus Teaches Nursing, Social Work Students about Living in Poverty
• BSU Invites You To Cultural Extravaganza!
• Love to Play Bingo? Then Come out to Tompkins College Center Tuesday Night
• Students Spend Morning Baking for Homeless Shelter on MLK Day of Service
• Education Department Collects Books, Donations
• Check out coverage of Cedar Crest’s inaugural Scholarship Competition Day Saturday on WFMZ TV-69
• Cedar Crest Chef Featured on WFMZ TV-69
• Make Room for Thanksgiving Turkey with Zumbathon this Monday night
• Presidents’ Portrait Project Brings Historic Charm to Second Floor of Blaney Hall
• Cedar Crest Forensic Science Students to Discuss Research in Advance of Regional Conference
• Cedar Crest Dance Students Present Original Choreography During Student DanceWorks this Weekend
• Trexlertown man waives hearing in 'Roid Runner' steroid case
• Preterite Pays Tribute to Poet John Keats and Contemporaries this Friday
• Program Helps Teens Combat the Dangers of Dating Violence
• Information Session on Tuesday for Spring Break 2011 Trip to India
• Preview of Cedar Crest's Godspell to Air Tonight During Service Electric's 6:30 Newscast
• Cedar Crest College Ramps up Sustainability Efforts by Participating in RecycleMania
• Cedar Crest Students Can Lace up Their Sneakers for Good Causes This Weekend
• Biological Sciences Senior Students Present Thesis Research on Campus and Beyond
• Cedar Crest Professors Continue Research on Belize Queen Conch Populations
• Senior Art Exhibition continues through December 4 in Alumnae Hall
• Reflections: Senior Photographer Diane Kohlreiter Discusses Her Work on Display Through May 15
• Four Cedar Crest Field Hockey Players Named to All-CSAC Team; Lippert Named CSAC Coach of the Year
• Cedar Crest Writing Contest Winners Awarded at Special Reception on Sunday
• Mother given a second chance
• Senior Dance Students Put Their Best Feet Forward at Concert this Saturday
• Lynn C. Minella to Give Annual Women in Business Lecture at Cedar Crest Wednesday, Receive Award
• Professor Cressman to Host 'Meditation with Maynard'
• Cedar Crest College Appoints New Provost
• Student Activities Fair Held Tonight in Tompkins College Center
• Find out About Science Research Opportunities at Cedar Crest Tonight
• Senior Kelly Oakes Named Cedar Crest Athlete of the Week
• Cedar Crest English Professor’s Work Appears Online, in Chronicle of Higher Education
• Missed it? See pictures from the Bistro's Grand Re-Opening Celebration
• Reflections: Senior Artist Sally Wright Discusses Her Work on Display Through May 15
• Traveling Chefs to Prepare Unique Lunch at Cedar Crest College Wednesday
• Athletics Department Sponsors ‘How to Get High Naturally’ Program on Monday Night
• Burglary spree lands men in state prison
• Top Recycling Dormitory Unveiled at RecycleMania Congratulations Party Sunday Night
• Cedar Crest Field Hockey Team Named to SGI/NFHCA National Academic Team for Third Straight Year
• Cedar Crest Forensic Speech Team Produces Three State Champions
• Cedar Crest Alumna is Making it by Breaking into the Music Business
• Cedar Crest to Celebrate Commuter Students This Week
• Decorate Your Own Pizza Tonight at Art Society Event
• Cedar Crest College Forensicators End Semester on a High Note
• New Provost Begins Term at Cedar Crest College
• Cedar Crest College Presents Howard L. Klopp Exemplary Teacher Award to Parkland High Educator
• Commencement Chronicles--2010 Graduates Tell Their Stories: Alexandra Edgington-Giordano
• Cedar Crest Forensic Speech Team Members Place Well at Weekend Tourney
• Cedar Crest College Presents 7th Annual Conference on Health and Wellness on Tuesday
• Gas Regulators Subject of Public Meeting
• Behind the 'Masque': Dance Student Carrie Moore Brings E.A. Poe's Work to Life on Samuels Theatre Stage
• 'Women, Culture and Fashion' featuring former Project Runway Contestant Today at 11:30 a.m.
• In Recycled Art Competition at Cedar Crest, Old Shoe and Aluminum Cans Win the Day
• Forensic Science Students Offer Preview of Their AAFS Presentations at Cedar Crest
• Cedar Crest President Carmen Twillie Ambar Featured in Columbia Law School Magazine
• Graduate Completes Entertaining Writing Gig
• Senior Michelle Schmidt Earns Multiple Awards for Her Efforts in Forensic Science
• Cedar Crest Nutrition Department Offers New Dietetic Internship Program
• Coffee House Event Tonight Features Singer/Songwriter Beau Bristow
• Reflections: Senior Artist Devin Ursini Discusses Her Work on Display Through May 15
• Theatre Students Perform One-Act Plays Wednesday for Final Projects
• Cedar Crest Volleyball Player Lauren Seale is a Record Setter
• Learn to 'Dress for Success' at Cedar Crest Wednesday
• Variety of Styles Showcase Student Talent in ‘Spring Dances’ at Cedar Crest this Weekend
• Several Cedar Crest Students Use Spring Break to Build 'Habitat' Homes in Kentucky
• Cedar Crest Community Invited to Take a Closer Look at the Islam Religion Today
• Cedar Crest College Art Exhibition Features Work of Local College Students
• Exhibition Presents Work of Art Department Chair
• Holiday Cook Off Showcases Culinary Talents of Cedar Crest College Community
• First-Ever MSN Graduating Class Presents Evidence-Based Practice Projects
• Sophomore Lizzy Sunderhaus Named to CSAC Basketball Honor Roll of the Week
• Reflections: Senior Doll Maker Rachel Vogel Discusses Her Work on Display Through May 15
• Ever wanted to Study Abroad? Drop in the Study Abroad Information Session on Wednesday!
• Join Cedar Crest College for a Rocking Afternoon of Beatles Classics this Sunday
• Easton woman admits to endangering her child
• With Inspiration and Education, Cedar Crest Student is Ready to Make a Difference in Health Care
• Cedar Crest’s Locally Grown Food Cook-Off Offers Delicious Competition Friday
• Associates of Cedar Crest College Recognizes Bob Wood and Ilene Hochberg Wood for Community Leadership
• An Inconvenient Truth on Screen Tonight in Oberkotter Center for Health and Wellness
• Senior Kelly Oakes Nets 1,000th Point for Cedar Crest College!
• Meet Cedar Crest College's New Provost, Betty Powell, on Oct. 7
• Cedar Crest Hoopster Lizzy Sunderhaus Is One of the Nation’s Top Rebounders
• Read how President Ambar Balances Work, Triplets in Chronicle of Higher Education
• Blood Drive Wednesday in Tompkins College Center
• Commencement Chronicles--The ‘Wright’ Stuff: Adult Student Earns Dual Degrees at Cedar Crest
• Cedar Crest College Artist-in-Residence to Talk about Her Work on Thursday
• Cedar Crest Student Stages Greek Myth Iphigenia on Saturday
• Poconos home burglary suspects identified
• Student Activities Board Hosts Bingo on Wednesday Night
• Battle of the Bands Rocks Saturday at Cedar Crest
• Cedar Crest Cross Country Team Named to U.S. Track and Field All-Academic Team
• Faculty Member/Blogger on Panel to Discuss ‘Print Media in the 21st Century’
• College Community to Meet Wednesday Afternoon to Discuss Ways to Aid Haiti
• Rainbow Over Butz Hall
• Professor Giannini to Discuss Social Media and Marketing on Radio Program Tonight
• Cedar Crest College Now Offering Community Dance Classes During the 2010/11 School Year
• Junior Leann Wallower Named Cedar Crest Athlete of the Week
• Commencement Chronicles--Allentown Mother and Daughter Earn Bachelor’s Degrees from Cedar Crest
• Check out today's Morning Call for a preview of The Goddesses Part I: Being Female in America
• Hindu Holi Festival of Colors Celebration at Cedar Crest on Friday
• Coroner: Man dies after crashing into tree in Schuylkill County
• Behind the ‘Masque’: Learn More about Dance Student Carrie Moore's Original Production
• Global Activist to Speak About Efforts in Afghanistan, Kenya at Cedar Crest College Wednesday
• Project Runway Contestant a Judge for Green Fashion Show at Cedar Crest College
• Saturday’s Regional Darwin Day Celebration Features Lecture by Renowned Paleoanthropologist at Cedar Crest
• Cedar Crest Contingent Experiences Marvels of Egypt During Semester Break
• Storm overwhelmed system, sent sewage into Little Lehigh Creek
• Snow Transforms Cedar Crest College into a Winter Wonderland
• See Pictures of the Cedar Crest College Traditions: Open Door Ceremony, Strawberry Festival, Convocation and the All College Picnic 2010
• Fundraising Event Thursday at TGI Friday's Benefits Alternative Spring Break Team, SAB
• Commencement Chronicles--After Battling Brain Tumor, Adult Student Yearns to Help Others as a Nutritionist
• Cedar Crest Stage Company Presents The Goddesses Part 1: Being Female in America
• Obama, Biden headline Philadelphia rally
• Curtis Hall Earns Top Spot in RecycleMania Competition at Cedar Crest
• The April 1 Issue of The Crestiad is Online!
• Program at Cedar Crest College Helps Health Care Providers Work Better Together
• Hoopster Lizzy Sunderhaus Named to 2010 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Team
• Artist Reception Today for “Life Choice,” Featuring Students from Several Local Colleges
• Fighting back by targeting slumlords
• Criminal Justice Students Learn First-Hand about Delinquent Youth Services
• First-Ever Master of Science in Nursing Class Graduates from Cedar Crest
• Share the Holiday Cheer with 'Winter Holidays of the World' on Thursday
• Student Commencement Speaker: 'Cedar Crest has...turned us into powerful and self-confident leaders'
• Grand Re-Opening Celebration at Bistro this Wednesday at 4 p.m.
• Commencement is Saturday, May 15, 2010 at 11:00 a.m on the Quad under the tent
• Lafayette to build arts campus on N. Third Street
• Senior Theater Students Present Children’s Tales from Around the World Friday
• Art Department Chair’s Work Is Featured in Canadian Exhibition
• Professor Moyer Addresses Power of Positive Thinking on Wellness Wednesday
• Cedar Crest Contingent That Visited Egypt to Share Their Experiences Monday
• Recyclemania Kick Off Party Featuring Doorstop Revolution
• Parking lot design keeps cars in low gear
• Cedar Crest Biological Sciences Students Net Research Grants
• Cedar Crest College Appoints Executive Director of Women’s Leadership
• Cedar Crest College Art Chair to Discuss Handmade Nation Documentary in Bethlehem Friday
• Reunion 2010 is This Weekend at Cedar Crest!
• Donate Thanksgiving Items for Families in Need through November 20
• Cedar Crest College Presents Senior Art Exhibition through May 15
• Vice President Biden campaigns for Callahan
• Behind the ‘Masque’: Dance Student Carrie Moore Brings E.A. Poe’s Work to Life on Samuels Theatre Stage
• This Cedar Crest Community Service Program Is for the Dogs
• Cedar Crest's Green Fashion Show a Runaway Hit
• Cedar Crest has 47 Student-Athletes Named to CSAC Fall All-Academic Team
• Auditions to Join the FADED Cast Begin This Weekend
• I-81 truck stop robbed
• Cedar Crest's Production of Leader of the Pack Named One of 10 Best for 2009
• Once Again, Great Allentown Fair Queen Is a Cedar Crest College Student
• 'Handel Meets Tchaikovsky and More' as College Hosts Free Holiday Concert Sunday
• Extra! Extra! Crestiad Earns High Marks from American Scholastic Press Association
• Black Awareness Student Union Hosts Fundraising Event Thursday at T.G.I. Friday's
• It’s time for Student/Faculty Frolic, Midnight Breakfast at Cedar Crest this Wednesday
• This isn't political leadership
• Need a Moment? Enjoy Two Minutes on Cedar Crest College's Beautiful Campus
• New Jersey State Police Forensic Scientist to Lecture Tonight at Cedar Crest
• Art exhibit opening, artist talk Thursday at Cedar Crest College
• Mini Health Fair in Tompkins College Center Tuesday
• College Community to Meet Again Tuesday Afternoon to Discuss Ways to Aid Haiti
• State fines Easton sewer authority
• English Professor Carolyn Segal’s Writings to Appear in Multiple Anthologies
• Students Win Great Prizes at Welcome Back Festival
• Cedar Crest College Hosts Scholarship Competition Day on Saturday
• New: Reading Specialist Certification Offered at Cedar Crest College
• National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week 2009 Kicks off with Movie Night
• Dombroski, Thomas Named to All-Conference Women’s Lacrosse Team
• Dr. Niesenbaum's Field Biology and Plant Ecology class is just one of many groups of Muhlenberg students to use the 63-acre Graver Arboretum, located in Bushkill Township, Pennsylvania.
• Banners have been made…It’s Time for the 2010 Hall Olympics!
• Airport authority releases Doughty deal
• Update (4/1) - After the Earthquake: Gwen is Home! Read the Final Blog on her Experiences in Haiti
• With 1,000 Points and 1,000 Rebounds, Oakes Proves a Hoopster for the Ages
• Cedar Crest Students Featured in TV Piece on New Credit Card Laws for Those Under 21
• Recycled Art Sculptor Virginia Abbott on Campus as Part of RecycleMania
• Hoopster Lizzy Sunderhaus Named to CSAC Honor Roll of the Week for Second Time This Season
• SATORI, Cedar Crest College Celebrate Women Composers on September 10
• Cedar Crest Professor Discusses President Obama's Visit to Lehigh Valley on MSNBC, WFMZ TV-69
• Cedar Crest College Honors Pair of Grads with 2010 Alumnae Awards
• Cedar Crest College Students Perform during "Winter Dances" this Saturday
• Parkland High School Student Gets First-Hand Policing Experience at Cedar Crest College
• We were going through our photo archive when we found this classic. When do you think this picture was taken?
• Cedar Crest Hosts ‘Take Back the Night’ Thursday to Speak out Against Domestic Violence
• Residents want to keep addresses
• Softball Player Gruzdis Named Cedar Crest Falcon of the Week
• Cedar Crest College Students Perform Plays this Weekend to Benefit Global V-Day
• Professor Sadigh Explores Link Between Sleep and Mood, Eating
• Professor Richardson Hosts Book Signing for Groundbreaking Book on Religious Diversity
• Cedar Crest College Outreach Efforts to Mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
• There's Still Time to Register for Spring Break 2011 in London
• Student Faculty Frolic and Midnight Breakfast Tuesday Night
• Cedar Crest Hosts Summer Orientation for New Students this Weekend—Parent and Student Schedules
• Cedar Crest Basketball Squad Hosts Falcon Classic Tournament this Weekend
• Reflections: Senior Artist Amanda Dombroski Describes Her Work on Display Through May 15
• Two buildings collapsed in massive Schuylkill County fire
• Six buildings destroyed in Schuylkill County fire
• Coroner's office seeks next of kin for Allentown woman and Catasauqua man
• Halladay celebration was special, but not No. 1
• Girl, 8, struck by car in Milford Township
• 2 accused of taking $1,000 in stolen coins to Macungie bank
• Lehigh County woman sold tools she reported stolen, police say
• State police issue warrants for Monroe County burglary
• Feds sue American Tax Relief
• Police: Son of man charged with child rape threatens victims
• Police investigate trailer arsons in Chapman
• Secret's out: Someone stole 100 bras from Lehigh Valley Mall, police say
• Coplay man admits stealing from youth sports organization
• Inmate convicted of Northampton prison attack
• Police: Toddler suffers broken legs in LANTA bus crash
• The cat and deer shoots are not very sporting
• Police: Two arrested in Allentown for selling marijuana to informant
• Parkland Scout remembered
• State could hang up on cell ban – again
• Confusion over Bethlehem parking signs isn't so rare
• Fecal contaminants rising in Bushkill Creek
• One dead in LANTA bus crash in Palmer
• Airport says feral cats pose hazard and must go
• Pen Argyl's former tax collector charged with embezzling
• With month to go, Corbett is up 11
• Home foreclosure fraud? Call it in
• Revisiting Haiti
• Onorato vague on gas tax
• Glitches hit column on biker bash
• Review board turns thumbs-down on Main Street awning
• VALLEY 610: Should Easton Councilman Jeff Warren resign from city's public safety committee?
• Lehigh County's top judge lands on Superior Court
• Authorities: Careless smoking caused fatal Hilltown fire in cluttered home
• Nazareth solar project still has life
• BASD breaks ground on solar panel project
• There's a better way of voting
• Recycle Electronics Saturday
• After courtroom outburst, man will face trial in killing
• Specter to stump for Sestak
• Trial under way in Northampton jail attack
• Bethlehem zoning board expands to five members
• Walmart project gets land plan approval
• Allentown gets visit from FDR's grandson
• Turnpike going electronic?
• What's red and white and good all over?
• Armed robbers grab cell phones from Poconos AT&T store
• Allentown woman tied, tortured by boyfriend, police say
• Richard Slattery Honored
• Bucks woman charged with killing husband
• Easton mayor: We have deal to buy Perkins restaurant
• 2 dead in Hilltown Township fire
• Police: Man used stolen credit cards to buy almost $60,000 from area stores
• VALLEY 610: Is sale of Butz/Leister farm the right move?
• Police surround home after rifle pointed at constable
• Affidavit: Stabbed and burned, woman escapes abductor by fire escape
• In your town column – meetings and events in the Lehigh Valley area – Oct. 6
• Dertinger, Emrick in back-to-back debates
• Woman charged in 1985 Northampton murder
• Man gets up to 8 years for gang-related shooting
• Hellertown looking at $346,000 budget gap
• Woman admits causing crash that injured nephew
• Wagner calls for moratorium on new charter schools in Pa.
• Palmer man sentenced for robbing drugstore
• Two debates for Toomey/Sestak race
• Man with mental health history admits to stealing car
• Lehighton area kennel owner bought dog, didn't pay, police say
• Easton councilman facing DUI
• Bethlehem Area School District OKs tax deal to restart Steel site project
• Lehigh County tax hike trimmed
• SteelStacks unveiled
• Generators, copper wire stolen in Lower Macungie burglary
• Man convicted of Northampton bank robbery
• Judge scolds kidnapping suspect for 'playing games with the system'
• Man admits to 2007 Bethlehem stabbing
• Candidates' merits may not matter
• VALLEY 610: Rendell to visit Lafayette College, major announcement planned
• Kids' chance of seeing 'Nutcracker' dims
• After taking mom's car, teen leads police on chase, police say
• Reserves take a hit in 2011 budget
• Bethlehem man admits to child endangerment
• Judge scolds kidnapping suspect for 'playing games'
• Man admits to sex assault at group home
• Police killing suit settled
• Police: Man hit girlfriend's head with can of beans
• Man convicted of Northampton bank robbery
• T-Mobile's global battle gets local
• Salesman can't sell judge on his excuse for missing sentencing in sexual assault
• Bucks County woman shot husband to death, state police allege
• Man admits to sex assault at group home
• Shenandoah men face hate crime jury selection
• Man who tore off ex-wife's wig gets prison
• One person reportedly dead in Bucks County fire
• Lehighton area kennel owner bought dog, didn't pay, police say
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - Arts Advocate: October 2010
• Train slows as Allentown police seek man along tracks
• Dog Park Master Plan Meeting Scheduled
• Nature for sale
• Man robbed at gunpoint in Schuylkill County gamelands
• Woman trapped in vehicle after crash in Nesquehoning
• Three cars found on fire in front of Bethlehem Township home
• 16-year-old arrested after threats posted on Facebook
• Rutgers mourns student who killed himself after sexual encounter was broadcast online
• Three cars found on fire in front of Bethlehem Township home
• Political signs OK in South Whitehall
• Reflecting on new road signs
• Crop Walks in the Lehigh Valley
• Most Lehigh Valley waterways back to normal levels
• BIRTHS
• Bikers will escort 9/11 steel beam
• Save your breath for someone who's relevant
• How high did dems water really get?
• Mayor Callahan runs for Congress
• Two-hour parking too vague
• Homeroom brain food
• 'Huge' budget hurdle looming
• Writer puts a face on Latinos in Allentown
• Larger than life
• Food workers at local hospitals may strike
• Lackawanna drafts countersuit against Luzerne over baseball expenses
• Via picks new leader
• Doctor prescribed painkillers to patients he never met
• City to ban fireworks sales
• Tough times for top execs
• A coaching labor of love
• Pa. homeland security chief resigns over surveillance contract flap
• Southern Lehigh signs off on raises
• Allentown plans to ban sale of fireworks
• Source: Marino resigned while under review
• Explosion at Split Rock Lodge damages sports complex at Poconos resort; one minor injury
• Motorcycle deaths down in 2009
• Bethlehem homeowner testified he feared for his life during home-invasion robbery
• Marcellus shale fight takes new turn
• Stoffa to council: You choose
• One injured in Split Rock Lodge explosion
• STEP OUT 2010 CANCELLED -Due to Extreme Flooding
• Man admits killing 2 in '08 Easton wreck
• Lehighton woman accused of fraud to buy dog for breeding
• Wrong man charged in death of Villanova student
• Celtic Classic beats rain to have big year
• Easton man guilty of role in 'drug mule' case
• Teen in '06 wreck wins jury award
• October 10th Meeting
• Motorcycle deaths down last year
• Federal Grant Funds 10 New Police Officers
• City to Prohibit Sale of Fireworks
• WATCHDOG BLOG: Debt settlement companies now must tell you critical details
• Easton pitches retirement incentive to balance budget
• First batches of rain brings roadway flood warnings
• Changes coming to tangled interchange
• South Jersey: High winds and tornado warning issued
• Long dormant, Americus Hotel awakens
• Lackawanna County plans moves in Yankees sale
• Glenmoor taking Palmer to court
• Lehigh urged to put off closing compost center
• Probation for woman who made threats
• Man gets probation for firing shot at hotel
• Car hits pole as Martins Creek woman's foot slips off brake
• Emergency Management Advisory
• WATCHDOG: Novartis Pharmaceuticals to pay $422.5 million for off-label drug marketing
• Palin granted protective order against McAdoo man
• Three charged with selling crack, heroin from Allentown apartment
• Man who robbed Allentown bank waives hearing
• The letter on religion is seditious
• Man charged in death of Villanova student
• Kratzer and Cetronia Open Houses Postponed
• Man charged in death of Villanova student
• Special Deliveries
• Ex-Bethlehem pastor to face trial on rape, sexual assault charges
• Lehigh Township restricts factory farms
• Bethlehem Thai eatery plans to open in Emmaus
• Nazareth Area flips Internet policy
• House votes on fake pot
• Fish tales on a rainy day
• Recession hit cities hardest
• Lehigh Valley forecast: Rainmaker could bring serious flooding
• Electric bills all mixed up
• Marino contradicts in DeNaples discussions
• Dog breeders guilty on some counts
• Phillipsburg man charged with arson in Southgate fire
• Valley Preferred Spirit of Courage Award
• Railroads key to industrial revitalization
• Allentown Symphony starts drive to raise $6 million
• Philadelphia woman raped, bound, left in city's Fairmount Park
• Mount Pocono woman burned van for insurance, police say
• Infant shot in head dies; shooter expected to turn himself in to Reading police
• Easton police catch fugitive at Delaware River island
• Teens charged in robbery of Lehigh student
• Three bags of pot found in Poconos traffic stop
• Three pounds of "high-grade" marijuana seized during I-80 traffic stop
• Bethlehem library slashes hours
• East Stroudsburg University questions possible arsonist after two more minor fires
• BASD hires new academic officer
• Palin booed on 'Dancing With the Stars'?
• Retired minister facing trial
• Coroner: Allentown man gunned down near home
• Calling all Parkland families…
• Party on the Deck October 7th
• Drug sweep nets 13 arrests in Allentown
• What is status of Fifth Street Bridge project?
• Hospitals rated on heart surgery
• Wife in botched home invasion: Where's my speedy trial?
• DA: Ballard's prior murder should be part of trial
• Retired minister facing trial
• Michael Vick topic brings lots of reaction
• Corbett, Onorato tangle
• Has fast food come to this?
• Rain returns in a big way
• 3 plead guilty in 'drug mule' scheme
• 'Hawaii Five-O's' Daniel Dae Kim makes friends on Letterman, 'Early Show'
• Man charged in fatal shooting of Seton Hall student says he didn't do it
• Vick to Philly kids: 'Stay focused'
• Counties squabble over Triple-A Yankees
• Gracedale nurses close to deal
• Wawa employee charged with stealing money from Allentown store
• State anti-terror chief apologizes
• Police: At least 20 homes burglarized at Carbon County development
• Police: Man burglarized 42 Allentown homes, garages
• PPL to restore Richland Township street lights in a month
• Despite $5 billion debt, gubernatorial candidates promise no tax hikes
• Shot in Allentown, man is hospitalized with leg wound
• In Macungie, is it a sign or is it art?
• Mount Pocono woman arrested after crash into pole
• Townships may unite to keep county compost site going
• Allentown shooting leaves man near death
• Route 22 ramp signals to be junked
• Bucks Marine to be moved to Arlington to be laid to rest with fallen friend
• Highland games wrap up Celtic Classic
• Sources: Pawnshop sold Ballard knife
• Obama signs bill with city tie
• School board set to sign off on Steel tax plan
• Sestak skips tete-a-tete with Toomey
• Police: Guns, electronics taken from Bucks County home
• Bethlehem police said man exposing self to residents
• Two fans cited at youth baseball game in Poconos after confrontation
• Man will plead guilty to reckless driving for striking road worker
• Police: Attempted abduction at Lafayette College
• Neighbor charged in Allentown stabbing death
• Allentown Diocese removes two priests on sex abuse allegations
• Burned by California Tan
• Election Profile: Joe Sestak
• IN YOUR TOWN 09/26
• Election Profile: Pat Toomey
• A position on Vick is reversed
• Dorney Park opens Halloween Haunt
• 17 Northampton County farms open next weekend
• Man stabbed in Allentown
• Suspects sought in dorm fires at East Stroudsburg University
• Driver killed in Lower Milford crash
• Lehigh County eyes share of Marcellus Shale tax
• Bethlehem man moves beyond 'Lost' without leaving island
• For PPL execs, a lower bar, bigger reward
• Newsmaker Q&A: Christopher Borick
• 'For all the Owens'
• Haycock Elementary survives budget cut
• Bushkill man sentenced for indecent assault
• $4,500 in safe is stolen in Girardville burglary
• Stroud Area police seek suspect in attempted motel room robbery
• DEP notifies Chrin landfill of violations
• Fall/Winter Adventure Allentown Available
• Man charged with attempted homicide in Allentown tire iron beating
• City Unveils Facade Program
• Salisbury looking to install cameras at parks
• Man who blamed 12-year-old victim in sexual assault case waives hearing
• Attempted homicide charges filed against alleged bank shooter
• Former vice principal allegedly coaxed boy to pleasure himself
• Here's how politicians really talk
• New life for Northampton man after attempted suicide-by-cop
• Adwatch: Pat Toomey 'Doctor' campaign ad about Joe Sestak
• On the issues
• Bethlehem woman accused of embezzling parent group, church
• 3 attack Breinigsville man over Facebook words, police say
• Easton Area backs off public comment ban
• Restaurant planned for site of failed 'swingers club'
• City recreation director resigns, but officials won't discuss why
• With eye to past, new restaurant looks forward
• Another Martin Tower plan
• Easton expects 2010 surplus, but warns of cuts
• Hail of gunfire ends 'love triangle'
• Tea party group shuns state representative candidate
• For all the Owens
• Pomeroy's renovations begin. No, really.
• Bethlehem law illegal, not the sign
• Tea party won't be controlled
• Your caller ID may not be right
• A more fitting tribute
• Defense attorney: Washburn didn't give students drugs
• Looking for straight answers on a curve
• BASD aims to raise high school reading scores
• Parkland calls district 'warning' unfair
• Phillipsburg fire hurts 4, is probed for possible arson
• Allentown driver crashes after hit-and-runs
• U.S. Rep. Murphy 14 points down
• Allentown: Pizza Hut delivery driver robbed at knifepoint
• Alleged clown bank robber will face charges in county court
• Police arrest man in shooting near east Allentown bank
• Mother who left children alone and returned to find one dying pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Shane Victorino steps up to plate in Pennridge
• Severe weather alert issued for Lehigh Valley
• Easton third Lehigh Valley city to pursue cell ban
• Police: Easton cadet accidentally shot at Allentown Police Academy
• Man shot outside east Allentown bank
• Valor on a mountain finally recognized
• Bethlehem police officer will fight for job before council
• Allentown mayor cleared in ethics complaint
• Bangor teacher's aide gave drugs to students, DA says
• Proposed rules favor unions
• Senate snapshot: Toomey up seven
• The end of Fahrvergnuegen
• Man gets probation for sex assault
• Mass. Sen. Brown to headline fundraiser for Toomey
• Key provisions of health care law take effect today
• Web Marketing Workshop
• Study says plenty of parking in Emmaus
• Your caller ID may not be right
• 2 shot to death in Lehigh Township
• Police charge Brad Washburn in selling drugs to Bangor students
• Man charged with stealing three cars in Whitehall
• Pa. governor lays off 50 to balance state's budget
• The (gas) meter is running
• CAPITOL IDEAS: Corbett opens massive lead in new poll
• Bank robber gets less time than getaway driver
• Bethlehem kitchen fire spreads, burning man and displacing residents
• John Karoly Jr. disbarred by state Supreme Court
• "Friends" to Mark National Public Lands Day
• State trooper charged with drunken-driving crash waives hearing
• APD Partner in National Take-Back Day
• One down, 2 to go for tax plan
• Allentown mayor cleared in ethics complaint
• PENNSYLVANIA AVE. BLOG: Sestak not attending PA Chamber debate
• Bank robber gets less time than getaway driver
• Sands winning big with tables
• 'Huge deficits'
• Police: Man starts fight with officer who told him to stop spitting on sidewalk
• Court records: Intoxicated driver struck police van, two other vehicles
• It's black nonhistory in America
• Oft-delayed Philly casino begins charity trial run
• Man killed, poodle dies in crash west of Tamaqua
• Landfill donates 40 acres to school district
• Bethlehem offers senior workers buyout
• Running out of time?
• Journalism gates being trampled
• EPA will replace former orchard soil
• Bethlehem to increase alarm fees
• Businesses pledge $4.5 million for SteelStacks
• Man admits Lehigh University laptop robbery
• Northampton's newest council member is 17
• Pocono teen attacks father, resists arrest, police say
• Bethlehem to increase alarm fees
• Arson suspected in Allentown fire
• Route 22 west reopens following fatal wreck in Bethlehem Township
• Police: Man poses as gaming board member looking for masseuses
• Worldwide isotope shortage adds stress to stress tests
• Easton business owners air parking concerns
• Easton taxi driver stabbed and robbed; 21-year-old city man in custody
• Obama: Sestak's my friend
• Police: Man poses as gaming board member looking for masseuses
• Five firms want to help sell Gracedale
• Lancaster County news correspondent killed in head-on crash with motor home on Route 222
• 4 t h suspect arraigned in triple murder
• Candidate targets lawn sign law
• Local soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Man stabbed during college party fight
• Police: Man shot outside Woody's Bar in Allentown, suspect captured in NJ
• Police: Intoxicated man grabbed woman's breast, breaks window with head
• Untitled
• Bikes for crime victims
• Karan Casey And John Doyle With Pre-Show Performance By Robert Watt, Lee Lawson And Mark Wilson
• Flashing road signs clog traffic
• Macungie eyes spruce-up plan
• At Lafayette, a rind is a terrible thing to waste
• West End Oktoberfest 2010
• Man killed in Schuylkill County crash
• Woman believes cat was shot
• Arson suspected in Allentown fire
• Children, animals removed from "unsanitary" Monroe County home
• One dead in Route 222 head-on collision
• Troopers investigate Schuylkill County police officer's apparent suicide
• Lower Macungie: More counts for man charged with break-in spree
• Woman beaten in Tobyhanna home invasion
• Lower Macungie farmhouse 'squatters' to move out
• Closing up shop
• Museum aims to refill financial tank
• Coroner seeks next-of-kin
• Paying a price for public records
• Bedbugs invade Lehigh University
• Raising the bar
• Dent maintains double-digit lead in three-way race for Congress
• Most inmates miss out on shorter sentencing potential
• High school football player hospitalized with game injury
• For shame, 'Wheels' visit is late
• Gunfight in the Easton corral
• For Lehigh County, budget realities set in
• It's a go on Route 309
• Progress steady on Kutztown Bypass
• State official: We must have a Marcellus shale tax
• Debates set in the 15 t h District congressional race
• Bethlehem: Sign's gotta go
• Nonprofit paid personal bills
• Grit & Glamour: The Lehigh Valley Hissy Fits
• Believers and beer
• Coopersburg: All lanes open on Route 309 as construction ends
• Charges dropped against local Marine in alleged attack
• DEP: Lehigh among 24 Pa. counties now under drought warning
• Lehigh Valley on drought warning
• Convicted murderer caught with jury list
• No uphill battle for slopes regulations
• Forks bans dual roles for supervisors
• Bethlehem man convicted of child rape
• All charges dropped against local Marine in alleged attack on gay man
• Allentown firefighters cut roof on overturned SUV to free driver
• Day Two of animal cruelty trial for bichon frise owners
• Bethlehem man convicted of child rape
• Police make arrest shortly after Allentown bank robbery
• Prison for heroin-addicted robbers
• Easton bedbug problem reaches welfare office
• Small thefts bring big bucks
• Police: Man tries to ram Allentown officer during drug bust arrest
• Two people killed in separate Monroe County crashes
• Guilty verdict in home invasion murder
• AIA Group to Help Hamilton District Planning
• Brain trauma report concerns those involved in youth football
• Woman beaten in Tobyhanna home invasion
• Man tries to care for injured deer, threatens police with knife
• In Your School Column – Sept. 17
• After wedding bells, inmate pleads guilty
• Man convicted in 2007 botched home invasion
• Walmart to become supercenter in Whitehall Twp.
• New York man killed in violent Monroe County crash attributed to speeding
• Bad service helped kill Lone Star Steakhouse
• Norco threatens to sue over Steel site tax deal
• Easton Farmers' Market extends season
• Atiyeh looks to bring apartments to Palmer
• Bethlehem SEIU agrees to three-year deal
• Lower Saucon banquet facility subject of zoning complaints
• Man admits heist of 43 guns
• Nazareth denies racism in disciplining police officer
• Monster Ball an overwhelming spectacle
• Bethlehem SEIU agrees to three-year deal
• Bank robber gets up to 8 years
• Easton Area: Sssssh! Come to meeting, but don't talk
• Night of the living pollsters
• Botched home invasion case heads to jury
• Mother allegedly broke son's leg
• You should demand open doors
• 'Main Street vs. Wall Street'
• 'Politicans get cover'
• Jenn's House ready at last
• DRBC pushes back date for new gas-drilling regulations in the Delaware watershed
• A bridge to the future
• State House offers a transportation plan
• Search on for car that caused fatal motorcycle crash on I-80
• Candidate Jake Towne's mobile office his only office
• Bethlehem man shot during standoff faces attempted homicide charges
• Trip to hatchery may cost more than a bag of fish food
• St. Luke's names new campus after CEO
• Easton Area School Board bans public comment at workshop sessions
• Monroe backs NCC expansion
• Angle: Cut off economic growth agency
• Jogger discovers fatal crash in Poconos on Buck Hill Falls Golf Club access road
• Police: Armed man robs 7-Eleven in east Allentown
• Woman moons traffic
• Slatington residents can't get in their 2 cents
• Emmaus to review health plan
• Bach, Mozart, meet Allentown
• State guts key part of dog law
• Officer 'saved the woman's life'
• Bethlehem police: Officer shot man attacking woman with knife in home
• Two witnesses name 2007 homicide suspect
• Landlord Hall of Shame Induction
• Allentown Pizza Hut robbed by masked man, police say
• Allentown man gets 20-40 years for repeatedly raping girl
• Allentown police report two robberies
• Richland mulling dogs' fate
• Truck driver guilty in accident that cost woman both legs
• Police: Man exposes himself to woman, follows her into grocery store
• In Your Town column – Sept. 15
• Emmaus keeps its 'Buzz'
• 'Boo-ha-ha' has cosmic implications
• SteelStacks tax deal in the works
• State test scores improve
• State PSSA test scores improve
• Allentown Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Trauma found in late football star's brain
• Northern Lehigh coach out
• Mount Airy could face higher taxes
• Help for an African village
• Stretch of North Dauphin Street to Close
• Lights in the Parkway Opens Friday
• Top Professional Cyclers in Allentown Tomorrow
• Street Cleaning Schedule Changes
• Grant Benefits Allentown Children
• HRC Award Winners Announced
• Lawn Mower Safety Tips
• Twenty-three Named in Federal Indictments
• Free Gun Locks Available Friday
• Hanover Avenue Traffic Control
• 15th Street Bridge Temporarily Closed This Afternoon
• Toys for Tots Collection at City Hall
• City Staff Training for Emergencies
• Ott Street Bridge Reopened
• Crews Repair Water Main Break
• Adult Winter Volleyball Registration Underway
• Ribbon Cut for Allentown Arts Walk
• Crime Rate Falls in 2009
• City Receiving Incident Commanders' Radio Interface
• Weed & Seed Evaluation to be Presented
• City Pools Open for the Season
• INside Allentown Guide Unveiled
• Mayor Signs Buyer Notification Ordinance
• Free Gun Locks Available
• Free Gun Locks Available
• Public Meeting Scheduled for Keck Park
• Eagles' new-look debut tantalizes fans
• 15th Street Bridge Temporary Closure Scheduled
• Allentown Receives Additional ACHIEVE Funding
• Allentown - 'City without limits'
• Samuelson Presents Fire and Police Grants
• Mayor Pawlowski Attending Education Forum
• Table Games Revenue Sharing Announced
• Pawlowski Congratulates New AEDC Executive
• Pocket Park Design Meeting Scheduled
• Memorial Service for K-9 Axel
• Allentown Joins Waste Watch Program
• City to Save with Proposed Bond Refinancing
• Winter Storm Prompts Cancellations
• Pawlowski Touts Allentown Energy Expo
• $400,000 Grant for Hamilton St Project
• 15th Street Bridge Reopened
• Arbitration Panel Awards New Police Contract
• Cedar Doggie Dip Rescheduled
• Movies in the Parks Returns
• Allentown Expands Recycling Program
• TreeVitalize Grant Funds Allentown Trees
• $500,000 Allocated for Calo Building
• TC Salon Spa Opens on 19th Street
• Kick-off of West Park 100th Anniversary Celebration
• Free Flu Vaccination Clinics Scheduled
• AFD Welcomes 11 Graduates
• 15th Street Bridge Temporary Closure Scheduled
• Lights in the Parkway Season Extended
• Annual Financial Report Touted
• Jackson Street Community Park Meeting Scheduled
• Keck Park Meeting Rescheduled
• Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift big winners at VMAs
• Free Gun Locks Available
• Progress Report Praises City Housing Strategy
• PPL Pilot Program Helps City
• Contractor to Evaluate Sanitary Sewer System
• State Approves KOZ Expansion
• Finance Director Larry Hilliard Retiring
• Movies in the Park Comes to Roosevelt
• APA Contributes $120,000 for Police Patrols
• 2010 Budget Holds Line on Taxes
• Temporary Street Closure
• Crews Repair Water Main Break
• Street Cleaning Schedule Altered
• APD Receives County Safe Streets Grant
• Allentown Kicks-off Shoe Recycling Drive
• Time Change for Riverbank Cleanup
• Allentown Rings-in Holiday Season
• Hall of Shame Property Demolished
• Two Firefighters Join AFD
• Managers to Attend Employee Harassment Training
• Halloween Parade Lineup Set
• Allentown Playful City USA Community
• City Seeks Financial Plan Assistance
• CBS 3 Report Features Allentown Ice Rescue Team
• Free Flu Vaccination Clinics Scheduled
• Sheriff's Sale Nets City $580,000
• Malcolm Gross Rose Garden Rededicated
• Latino Carolers to Serenade in Allentown
• Band Performance at Buck Boyle Park
• Temporary Bridge Closure Scheduled
• Homebuyers Supermarket March 13
• Via fundraising races continue to grow
• "Movies in the Parks" Goes Wild
• Students Rewarded with Fire Engine Ride
• 2010 Arts Ovation Nomination Deadline Extended
• Electronics Recycling Offered Saturday
• Historic Lehigh Canal Towpath Reopens
• Giguere Honored by Alma Mater
• Mayor Pawlowski Attending White House Meeting
• Health Bureau Distributing Free Gun Locks
• View Our New Logo & Register Your Vote!
• 17th Annual Preservation Award Ceremony Set
• Facility Use Meeting Rescheduled
• Electronics Recycling Saturday
• Movie in the Park Rescheduled
• Participant List Growing for Great Allentown Cleanups
• Lights in the Parkway Shine Beginning December 5
• Plans Announced for 19th St. Property
• Streets Bureau Closes East Congress Street
• Street Closures on Wednesday
• U.S. Conference of Mayors, NAR Honor Allentown
• Univest Grand Prix Coming to Allentown
• Movies in the Park June 4
• Pawlowski to Teach Third Grade Class
• Dates Set for Halloween Parade, Trick or Treat
• APD Hosts Police Fitness Preparation Sessions
• Youth Baseball Season Opening
• Traffic Detour for Tree Removal
• Band Performance at Buck Boyle Park
• Babysitting Training Offered
• Stimulus Funds Impacting Homelessness
• Bill Clinton stumps for Onorato in Philadelphia
• Playground Attendance Skyrockets
• Grand Opening Held at Brew Works on the Green
• City Seeks Responses To Survey
• July 4th Trash Collection Cancelled
• Mayor Pawlowski Announces Graffiti Arrest
• Federal Lawsuit Dismissal Upheld
• City Saves with Bond Refinancing
• Sign-up for Youth Baseball & Softball
• Parade Award Winners Announced
• Step Out 2010 -October 2nd -10am
• Kudlak Promoted to Deputy Chief of Operations
• Zoning Task Force Presentation Rescheduled
• Homelessness Commission Issues Report
• Traffic Detoured for RR Crossing Repaving
• First Defenders Honored at West Park
• KNBT, PPL Fund Neighborhood Initiative
• Health Bureau Urges Pet Vaccinations
• Summer Food Safety
• Chief Lindenmuth Retires; Mayor Nominates Bob Scheirer as Successor
• Homelessness Commission Issues Report
• LVHN Consolidating Offices on Mack Blvd
• South Mountain Stewardship Plan Meeting
• Safety Urged During Winter Storm
• Mountainville Hosts Movie, PPK This Weekend
• Fireworks Show Offers More
• Students Ride Fire Truck
• DCED Director Nomination Withdrawn
• Gang Prevention Forum Scheduled at LVH
• 15th Street Bridge Reopened
• Interfaith Community Week Set
• Street Cleaning Suspended
• Seven New Police Officers Sworn-in
• Citizens Police Academy Opening
• Parks Dir. Weitzel Presenting in Seattle
• Event matches lenders and local businesses
• Fire Department Welcomes New Grads, Aerial Truck
• Interfaith Coalition Plans Community Service Day
• Season's Lights in the Parkway Final Days
• Health Bureau Launches "Kids Can't Fly" Campaign
• Ceremonies Held for New Police Officers
• Jackson St. Community Pk Meeting Scheduled
• Twitter Turning Point
• Meat Recalled from Market
• Trails Network Forum Scheduled
• City Vaccinates Record Number
• Queen City Trout Nursery Feted
• Tree Planting Ceremony at West Park
• Crews Repair Water Main Break
• Punt, Pass & Kick Sunday
• Sinkhole Closes Portion of Furnace Street
• Allentown Fire Marshal Snaps Magazine Cover Photo
• Duncan Presenting at Safety & Health Conference
• Allentown Water Plant Recognized
• Energy Conservation Assistance Available
• Lights in the Parkway Winner Announced
• Fifth Police Captain's Slot Filled
• Keep Cool Keep Safe
• Mayor's Awards for Historic Preservation
• Recreation Bureau Holding Public Meeting on Use of Facilities
• Mayor Announces Cabinet Resignation, Nomination
• Students Donate Animal Resuscitation Masks
• Cell Phone Ordinance Signed
• COURT STREET TO REOPEN
• Burn Prevention Foundation Honors Fire Department
• Blend-Pro Operating at Bridgeworks by the Creek
• 'Love Your First Home Weekend'
• Bridge commission reviewing policies in light of Philly abuses
• "Movies In The Park" Showing Postponed
• Traveling Restrictions on Sumner Avenue
• Swearing-in Ceremony Scheduled
• City Spray Parks Open Early
• Changes to Street Cleaning Schedule
• H1N1 Clinic at ESYC
• City Receives Donated Park Benches
• Weather Prompts Postponement & Cancellations
• AFD Names Firefighter of the Year
• Grant Awarded for Trout Creek Restoration
• MLK Jr. Drive Closed for Street Repairs
• Arcelay Presenting at White House Conference
• Recycling Center Closed for Bike Race
• Fireworks Cap July 4 Show
• Community Policing Plan Public Meeting Postponed
• Adult Basketball Registration Open
• Police Officers Take Oath
• Project to Improve Hanover Avenue
• Public Meeting on Old Allentown Cemetery
• Whooping Cough Confirmed
• Movies in the Park Resume
• City Receives Recycling Grant
• Allentown Weed & Seed Holding Community Meeting
• Electronics Recycling Offered
• Temporary Road Closure Rescheduled
• LV Grand Prix Business of the Month
• WEED & SEED COMMUNITY MEETING POSTPONED
• Inside Allentown Classes to Begin in September
• Expired & Unused Medication Collection Announced
• Ott Street Bridge to Be Closed for Repairs
• Firefighter ruled out of bounds
• Mayor, Chiefs Stress Fireworks Safety
• Electronics Recycling Offered in Allentown
• Cedar Beach Pool Opening June 10
• Allentown Hosting Home Buyers Supermarket
• Allentown Police Officer Honored
• APD Holds Awards Ceremony
• Allentown Offers Electronics Recycling
• Allentown Marking Week Without Violence
• Water Filtration Plant Honored
• Large Numbers of Old Meds Surrendered
• Crews Repairing Water Main Break
• Allentown Saving Energy
• Groundbreaking at Bennett Toyota/Scion
• 13 New Police Officers Take Oath
• Allentown Schedules Leaf Collection
• Traffic Light Out Monday, July 27
• Party on the Deck in Allentown
• Pawlowski Nominates Public Works Director
• City Sponsors Movie at East Side Youth Center
• Tango in the Park at West Park
• Mayor Proclaims Air Quality Awareness Week
• Event Information Sought for "Adventure Allentown"
• Residents Invited to Tree Tenders Class
• Adult Basketball Championship Rescheduled
• Adventure Allentown Hot Off the Presses
• LIGHTS IN THE PARKWAY CLOSED
• Pool-n-Paddle Saturday at Jordan Pool
• Surveillance Camera Results Eyecatching
• AHRC Members Attending Conference
• District calls for legal review of Martin Tower TIF
• Fireworks Show at J. Birney Crum Stadium
• Landlord Hall of Shame Gets New Inductee
• Swearing-in Ceremony Conducted
• FBI Report: Crime Rate Falling in Allentown
• Arrests Made in 200 Graffiti Incidents
• Allentown to Host President Obama
• Customer Service Training for City Employees
• Pawlowski Delivers State of the City
• City, EPA Sign Sustainability Agreement
• Dinner and a Movie August 21
• MLK Jr. Drive Repairs Extended to Thursday
• City Receives Lehigh County Green Future Funding
• Excitement Builds for Univest Grand Prix
• CAFR Presented to City Council
• Allentown in the Top 30 for Businesses & Careers
• Mayor Unveils Zoning Task Force Recommendations
• City Financial Recovery Plan Presented
• Pawlowski Nominates Finance Director
• Allentown Water Plant Honored
• OAPA Annual House Tour This Saturday
• Fireworks Safety Stressed
• Joint Safety Task Force Formed
• City Receives Federal Funding
• Tornado Confirmed in City's East Side
• Spray Park Temporarily Closed
• Pawlowski Releases Actuarial Studies
• CITY PREPARES FOR WINTER STORM
• Doggie Dip Days Scheduled
• Parks Advocacy Group Announces Goals
• Snow Emergency Declared
• Dent, Callahan, Towne debate for first time
• Pool-n-Paddle Saturday at Mack Pool
• Casey Announces $200,000 for Gang Prevention
• Recreation Schedules Facilities Use Meeting
• 15th Street Bridge to be Closed for Three Weeks
• March Madness in Allentown
• Holiday Happenings in Allentown
• Community Policing Meeting Added
• Meetings Tonight on Bridge Replacement Project
• City Applying for 2nd Weed & Seed Site
• $50,000 Grant for Weed & Seed Programs
• Pawlowski Demonstrates New City Website
• Nominations Now Being Sought for Arts Ovation
• 'Adventure Allentown Guide Published'
• Drinking Water Notifications Expanded
• "Rosie the Riveters" to be Honored in Allentown
• Health Bureau Administering Flu Vaccine
• Adventure Allentown Wins Second Award
• AHRC Seeks Award Nominations
• Crews Repairing Water Main Break
• Youth Winter Hoops Registration Underway
• Trash Collection Canceled for July 4th Holiday
• Meds Disposal Education Offered
• Pawlowski Delivers State of the City
• Allentown Marks 100th Anniversary of West Park
• Health Bureau Launches Kids Can't Fly Campaign
• Yard Waste Pick-up Begins April 4
• SNOW REMOVAL OPERATIONS SCHEDULED
• Intersection Closed for Repaving
• Adult Basketball League Underway
• Snow Shoveling Safety
• 15 t h District debates
• Family Water Safety Day at Cedar Beach Pool
• City & Wildlands Conservancy Announce Partnership
• Public Meeting on Trails Network
• Fire Engines Cool City Residents
• Exide Plant Redevelopment Announced
• Weed & Seed Strategy Meeting
• It's EMS Week across the United States
• Temporary Closure of 15th Street Bridge
• H1N1 Clinics Scheduled in Allentown
• Allentown Recognized as Playful City USA
• Minor Delays Friday on MLK Jr. Drive
• Allentown, LCA Reach Water Supply Agreement
• Free Gun Locks Available Friday
• Pawlowski Unveils Solar Plant
• Public Meeting on Community Policing Postponed
• No Tax Increase Proposed in 2009 Budget
• Movies in the Park Presentation Postponed
• Crews Repair Water Main Break
• Change Smoke Detector Battery for Daylight Savings
• Appliance Recycling Equipment Unveiled
• Arcelay Appointed to Pa HRC
• Coping with Disaster Author Coming to Allentown
• Six New Police Officers Sworn-in
• Friendly Seat Belt Checkpoint Scheduled
• Summer Jobs Program in Allentown
• Health Bureau Receives Komen Grant
• SNOW REMOVAL SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18
• Traffic Limited on Gordon Street Bridge
• APD Honors at Scottish Rite
• Wednesday Night Trash Pick-up Canceled
• Shopping for bits of history
• Public Invited to Meeting on Potential Dog Park
• Weed & Seed Celebrating Anniversary
• Bridge Repair Scheduled
• Storm Cleanup in West End
• Blue Ribbon Committee Formed
• Health Bureau Stresses Food Safety
• Moody's Upgrades City Bond Rating
• Mayor Pawlowski Shows Off New Fire Truck
• Health Bureau Schedules Free Lead Screenings
• 5th Annual Doggie Dip Days Scheduled
• Crews Repair Water Main Break
• Give the Gift of Emergency Preparedness
• Brazilian Steakhouse Coming to Allentown
• New Weight Restrictions 15th Street Bridge
• Community Policing Public Meetings Scheduled
• High School Indoor Soccer Registration Open
• How About Dinner and a Movie
• EMS Bureau Manager Honored
• City Hall Information Desk Staffed
• "Movies in the Park" Showing Cancelled
• Public Meeting Scheduled on Keck Park
• Allentown Marks EMS Week
• Allentown Selected for Prevention Program
• Weed & Seed Job Placements Top 250 Mark
• Researchers Conducting Park Survey
• Allentown Seeking Police Applicants
• LEHIGH COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY CITED FOR SERVICE
• Streets Closed for Repaving
• Penn State Conducting Survey in Jordan Park
• Human Relations Commission Meeting Canceled
• Police: Nearly naked college student floods basement
• Band Concert Postponed
• Cedar Creek Parkway Benefitting from WDIY Drive
• Bridge Repair Scheduled
• City Receives Grant for Remembrance Tree Program
• Adventure Allentown Wins Statewide Award
• City DCED Director Resigns
• New Welcome Sign Unveiled
• Free Radon Test Kits Available
• Rabid Skunk Found in City
• Ribbon Cut for New Hamilton St Restaurant
• Surveillance Cameras Watch Transportation Center
• Fireman's Fund Grant Benefits City Firefighters
• Seasonal Flu Vaccinations Scheduled
• Movie in Arts Park
• Sites Set for Community Policing Meetings
• Partnerships Expand Program Offerings
• Badge Ceremony for New Police Officers
• Health Bureau Programs Promotes Child Safety
• 15th Street Bridge Temporarily Closed Tuesday
• Free Gun Lock Distribution
• Recycle Electronics Saturday, July 11
• Playground in a Box Introduced
• Free Gun Lock Distribution in Allentown
• Speed Humps Installed on Chapel Avenue
• Olympic Day Celebration Scheduled
• AHB Honors Health Champions
• SNOW REMOVAL SCHEDULED DECEMBER 19 & 20
• Ten New Police Officers on the Streets
• APD Officers Earn $$$ for PAL
• Snow Emergency Lifted
• Another landlord lands in Hall of Shame
• Surveys Underway in Two City Parks
• 3rd Great Allentown Cleanup Set
• Ribbon Cut for S. 4th St. Business
• Three More Pools Opening June 14
• Adventure Allentown Guide Hitting The Streets
• Pawlowski to Attend White House Forum
• Free Gun Locks Available
• Christmas Tree Collection
• Thousands Marching in Halloween Parade
• Quality of Life Bills Introduced
• State Grant Paying for Crime Watch Signs
• Zoning Task Force Presentation Postponed
• RR Crossing to be Closed for Replacement
• 2008 Recycling Performance Grant Awarded
• Great Allentown Cleanups Begin April 19
• Public Meeting on Plans for Park
• Bio-Waste to Energy Proposed
• One Day Closure of Parkway Road
• New Adventure Allentown Guide Becoming Available
• Free Lead Screenings in Allentown
• Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps Seeking Members
• Movies in the Parks Returns
• Dinner at Eight Rewards Downtown Diners
• PA Invests $1.425 Million in Allentown Revitalization
• Public Invited to Trails Network Meeting
• Weitzel Attending DC Conference
• PAWLOWSKI NOMINATES DCED DIRECTOR
• Dinner & a Movie at West Park
• Expired Meds Collected at Senior Fest
• Water Main Break Interrupts Service
• Man gets time served for sex with 12-year-old
• Allentown Wins Waste Watcher Award
• Maintenance Could Affect Water Pressure
• 1st Business of the Month Designated
• Crews Repair Water Main Break
• Holiday Tree Lighting Dec. 3
• Volunteer Opportunities at Lehigh Valley Classic
• Water Main Break Repaired
• H1N1 Clinic Set for This Weekend
• Homeless Transition Plan Implemented
• City Unleashes New Graffiti Blaster Machine
• Weather Affects Street Cleaning Schedule
• Yard Waste Sites Begin Fall Hours
• Kids Encouraged to Read, Eat, Exercise
• Marin Nominated to Lead DCED
• Zoning Task Force Presentations Scheduled
• 4th Annual Doggie Dips Scheduled
• One Lane Traffic for Bridge Repair
• City Sues to Close The Down Low
• Allentown Establishes Landlord Hall of Shame
• PPL Plaza Place to Be This Summer
• Allentown Testing Police Applicants
• Pawlowski Proposes Crime Fighting Measures
• Allentown Designates Liaison to the Military
• Spray Park Temporarily Closed
• Recycling Electronics on Saturday
• HOLIDAY RECYCLING & TRASH COLLECTION SCHEDULE
• State Grants Aid Allentown Paramedics
• Ground Broken for Cedar Creek Parkway Renovations
• Cell Phone Ordinance Proposed
• Former coach pleads guilty, was with Bangor teacher who died of heroin overdose
• Luxury Apartments Ready at Century Old Silk Mill
• Pawlowski Attending Harrisburg Pension Summit
• Pawlowski Details City Finances
• Draft Comprehensive Plan Completed
• City Operating Pothole Hotline
• Police Badge Ceremony Held
• S&P Upgrades City Bond Rating
• Rose Garden Pond Project Begins
• $1M Energy Grant Approved for City
• Halloween Parade Entries Available
• Fire Department Focuses on Arson Awareness
• Irving Park Lights Up Thursday Evening
• Health Fair a Huge Success
• Award Nomination Deadline Extended
• Dispose of Old Meds at Senior Fest
• Health Bureau Administering Flu Vaccine
• Weed & Seed Holding Harvest Party
• Jordan Heights Receiving $630,000 Grant
• Water Service Restored
• AFD Celebrates Fire Prevention Month
• 2010 Census Kickoff in Allentown
• Olson Technolgies Business of the Month
• Allentown Preparedness Effort Featured
• Adventure Allentown Guide Becoming Available
• N.C. Church Group Providing Assistance
• Great Allentown Cleanups Begin Saturday
• HOLIDAYS A TIME FOR RECYCLING
• Human Relations Commission Awards Dinner
• Water/Sewer Bill Look Changing
• Pawlowski Nominates DCED Director
• Crime down across state, nation
• Weed & Seed Children Leaving for Camp
• Down Low Ordered Closed for One Year
• Pawlowski Delivers State of the City
• State Grant Funds Fire Station Mattresses
• Victaulic contract ratified
• Will it be a shotgun wedding?
• Median barriers to the rescue
• Woman admits stealing $23,000
• State police: Man nearly strikes trooper with car
• One-car crash on I-78 injures two people
• Fire evacuates Lower Mac Weis
• Woman dies in Allentown crash
• Lost at sea, found at last
• Victim: Store aided debit card fraud
• Where the sidewalk ends
• Marcellus Shale tax is front and center in Capitol
• Michelle Obama, Laura Bush speak at Flight 93 site
• Pa. students shown X-rated photos in assembly
• Newsmaker Q&A: John Donches
• Corbett unafraid to delegate
• Politics As Usual
• Dude, there's our car!
• The $10 million dollar question
• DRBC ruling could bring Marcellus shale impact to the Lehigh Valley
• Man barricaded in Wescosville home
• 15th Congressional District candidates to answer questions at Lafayette forum
• August casino revenue down 11.3 percent in Atlantic City amid increased competition in Pa.
• Day almost done for taps
• Trick-or-treat date brings plenty of boos
• Pennsylvania Dog law fight not over yet
• An unending fight against AIDS
• New ad focuses on Navy career
• Two bison dead at Trexler
• Judge sides with Atiyeh
• State police: Man nearly strikes trooper with car
• Hazleton immigration case headed to high court?
• A day for information-sharing
• Lehigh Valley Marine won't face assault charge
• Bethlehem police charge man with selling cocaine
• Marcellus Shale gas drilling critics get whammied
• Allentown man killed in Plainfield Township crash
• New Third Street Ramp in Bethlehem
• Jail for cook who injured officer during tirade
• Lehigh County to webcast meetings
• Man sentenced for Easton robbery
• Possible child luring attempt in Montgomery County under investigation
• Sands table games worth $50 million
• Fatal crash in Plainfield closes one lane of Rt. 33
• Interstate 80 pileup in Poconos construction zone started with a tractor-trailer
• Volunteer Opportunities – Sept. 12
• In Your Town – Sept. 12
• Bethlehem Star shining green
• Youth group kicks off $500,000 campaign
• Police: Man pulls gun during road rage incident in south Allentown
• Hoops will stay — for now
• Route 22 east crash cause of morning delays in Allentown and Fullerton
• Northampton man tried to break into woman's apartment and threatened to slit her throat, police
• Testimony: Racial slur triggered brutal beating
• Two masked men rob Bethlehem Radio Shack
• Federal court blocks Hazleton's illegal immigrant law
• Three-alarm blaze claims one person in Schuylkill County, according to emergency dispatches
• Allentown police respond to two shots fired calls, arrest two
• Emmaus blames residents for loss of $8,000
• Onorato says natural gas tax needed to protect environment
• Ice rink may share funds with Main Street
• Expecting the red carpet in Alabama
• Police: 3 shot at Kraft plant in Pa., shooter held
• U.S. highway deaths decline for 2009
• SEPT. 11 EVENTS
• Suspect in triple murder waives extradition
• Alleged gang member guilty of attempted homicide
• Easton: 15-year-old robbed at gunpoint
• Quakertown borrows for high school
• Leister 'squatters' ordered out
• 'Our plane was on fire. We had to bail out'
• Judge explains sentence in fatal crash
• General Meeting Sunday 9/12
• Police: Man shakes blood on officers, claims he has AIDS
• Police: Baby suffered fractures due to abuse
• Car bursts into flames after impact with pickup truck on Route 443 in Carbon County
• Police seek information on man charged with raping two boys
• Northampton County Controller Barron no Letterman
• Ballpark foe in pickle over DVD
• Crime prompts calls for surveillance cameras in historic Bethlehem
• Closed out of closed captioning
• The lawn, dry summer
• Fire destroys two buildings in Delaware Water Gap
• Democratic chair: Growl, underdogs
• Web site targets speed traps
• DeNaples' bank agrees to oversight
• Ski Patrol faces chill of red tape
• Salisbury to hold court over basketball hoops
• An ordinary day, then disaster
• Residents say something's afoul in Cementon
• Welcome Back to School!
• Police: Man arrested for 7-Eleven holdup may be linked to hotel robberies
• Ramped-up curb work wreaks havoc
• Man who killed friend in DUI crash gets prison
• Ticketed by Grammar Police
• Pension denial may spark policy changes
• LV MUSIC: Who put on the best show at The Great Allentown Fair?
• Callahan proposes Human Relations Commission
• All in the family
• Norco officials tout Team Berkheimer
• Easton settles lawsuit for $40,000
• Dent questions Obama's Afghan war timeline
• East Stroudsburg man identified as driver killed in crash
• Cigar shop robbery suspects hidden by hats on store camera
• Police: Man punches window, dives through opening to get gun after attack
• After-hours brawl in Sheppton starts with an attempted kiss and ends in shotgun fire
• DA: Ballard should get death
• Police: Man arrested for 7-Eleven holdup may be linked to hotel robberies
• Repairs planned for North Whitehall bridges
• Allentown shooting under investigation; no one hurt
• Temperature to creep back toward the 90s Tuesday
• LV MUSIC: Dunham and his dummies: Raw and rollicking in return show at the fair
• Allentown Fair wraps up
• Monroe pitches pipeline to court businesses
• Man admits to knifepoint robberies
• In Easton, a parking meter renaissance
• Townships question need for elected auditors
• Pen Argyl drives into history in a loud Labor Day parade
• 'Bubble' home doctor settles 'pseudoscience' complaint
• PPL needs more space at training center
• Man fires shotgun to escape attackers
• Police flatten woman's tires and Taser her
• Lehigh and Moravian students robbed at gunpoint
• Allentown tells police he was shot in buttocks
• Allentown fair parking brings big bucks to private lot owner
• Drivers: Speed-limit reductions too drastic
• Pleasant weather for unofficial end of summer
• Labor pain: Unions buffeted by recession
• Ski patrol regulations get chilly reception
• Concert review: Justin Bieber thrills at sold-out Allentown Fair show
• Police identify motorcyclist killed in I-78 crash
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES – Sept. 5
• In your town – Sept. 5
• Two stories reflect two attitudes
• 'Wall of flames': Crash kills 1, jams roads
• Keith Urban rocks crowd, rolls up great show at Allentown Fair
• Whether or not it's sold, Gracedale needs work
• America On Wheels navigates financial potholes
• Onorato brings no-nonsense style to campaign
• Building hope for Ethiopian children
• Investigation into death of 18-year-old girl found in river reopened after 30 years
• Not everyone's cup of coffee...
• Bieber back-up dancers lead classes
• Man slips handcuffs, leaps into river to escape police
• Obama to raise money for Sestak in Philadelphia
• Allentown Fair carnival games rated
• Forks moving ahead with dual-role ban
• This 'quick fix' took six years
• Woman sentenced for burglary of best friend
• Another fatal crash on Interstate 78 in Bethlehem
• Whitehall police alert township to burglaries
• Rendell to stump in Iowa
• Ads in U.S. Senate race target senior voters
• Allentown Fair goes gaga for Lady Antebellum
• 2 hurt in Poconos after driver ignores stop sign, police say
• Northampton Council reprimands controller
• Dent, Callahan launch first TV ads
• Interstate 78 east fully open following fatal, fiery truck collision
• Not your typical Pen Argyl parade
• After school, Poconos girls fight at bus stop
• Empty throne
• Easton's teen's vehicle started fatal I-78 chain reaction, police say
• One person treated for smoke inhalation at fire
• Tamaqua woman, 82, in Summit Hill crash dies
• Man charged with rape of boys in Bethlehem
• The Allentown Fair: Want to be insulted in Spanish?
• Lafayette honors a favorite son
• LV MUSIC: Weezer show at Allentown Fair has everything -- with one exception
• 'You can't get there from here'
• Who's picking up your trash? The homeless
• Man sentenced for Craigslist robberies
• Police release bank robber photos
• Police release bank robber photos
• Police: Man stripped naked following Poconos road rage assault, shooting
• Man sentenced for Craigslist heists
• Interstate 78: Easton man killed in fiery crash that clogs Lehigh Valley roads
• Fernwood pitches another casino
• Two injured in Summit Hill crash
• Bethlehem Township man charged with rape
• Weezer show has it all— except big crowd
• Raising a big stink
• Macungie woman hurt when car hits utility pole
• Lehigh pols: Reassess more often
• Police identify tractor-trailer driver killed in fiery Interstate 78 crash
• Marine won't face hate crime charges in Georgia
• Storm not making waves with vacationers
• Northampton controller caught in YouTube moment
• This saucer set for takeoff
• Allentown Fair headliners get top CMA nominations
• Teen pleads to stealing car with sleeping girl inside
• Scanner reports: Armed man robs Bethlehem bank
• Bad omen for private inspection plan
• LEHIGH VALLEY MUSIC: Rush at Allentown Fair is one for the ages … well, almost
• Phillipsburg motor scooter crash hurts woman
• Man believed to be triple murder suspect arrested
• Tigers, ligers, pumpkins and senior spellers
• Police: Brawl in Bethlehem over biscuits
• Water rates to rise in Easton area
• Rep. Carney: Show me the letter
• Easton triple murder suspect arrested in N.J.
• Police: Man grabs teen, spits on officer
• Truck smashes into North Whitehall apartment building
• Latino forum puts spotlight on education
• 7 hurt in chain-reaction crash at Route 100 construction zone
• Police: Motel guests roughed up, robbed
• Mother, son charged with allegedly fighting with police
• LV MUSIC: Justin Bieber says 'Everything is OK' for Allentown Fair show
• North Whitehall bridge to close for repairs
• Bethlehem Area School Board fills vacancy
• LV MUSIC: Lady Antebellum, at Allentown Fair Thursday, tops CMA nominees
• Sestak camp airs first TV ad
• Lehigh County proposes 16 percent tax hike
• Police: Man pulls gun outside Stroudsburg bar
• Berks woman charged 7 years after boyfriend's death
• Police: Woman struck husband in crotch, head with crowbar
• Firefighters think pink for a good cause
• ACLU appeals ruling against candidate
• West Nile found in Lehigh Valley mosquitoes
• Anti-clergy abuse group gathers after recent allegations
• ACLU appeals ballot ruling on Pa. House candidate
• For family, a deathbed legacy
• Tax collector quit after DUI arrest
• Pedestrian struck outside Allentown Fair
• Woman's face injured in North Whitehall crash
• Sobs, gasps at hearing of slaying suspect
• Turnpike rock slide near Slatington was second this year
• A day for seniors at Allentown Fair
• Harvest homegrown recipes
• A taste of what's to come
• Man leaves North Whitehall crash scene, police say
• Girl still hospitalized after near-drowning
• Schuylkill Haven motorcyclist badly hurt in crash
• Trash is talk of the town
• Motorcyclist in Richland Township crash accused of DUI
• 'Modern Family,' 'Breaking Bad,' 'Mad Men' take top honors
• Man admits to killing suspected Latin Kings member
• LEHIGH VALLEY MUSIC: Our favorite Allentown Fair shows
• Allentown orders homeless out from under bridge
• Catasauqua: Boy, 12, dies after falling off bicycle and hitting head
• Another hot stretch for Lehigh Valley
• 5 accused of selling thousands of heroin bags in the Poconos
• Quakertown man fights off robbers with knife outside Wawa store in Hilltown; two suspects jailed
• Police: Man beaten severely with wiffle bat
• LVIA director resigns under pressure
• Teenager charged with stealing car with sleeping girl inside
• Easton Area: Bring your lunch money or else
• Bethlehem police cruisers get new look
• Hearing Tuesday for man accused of killing four
• Teen, 16, drowns at NE Pa. lake
• Allentown Fair kicks off with free admission
• Two "critical" after crash
• 2 men accused of trying to steal Bushkill ATV
• Aviation and steel in the Agri-Plex
• Charter school axes top administrators
• Unpopular median coming to Broad Street, Emmaus
• Mount Bethel woman hurt crashing into tree
• Sestak request could benefit business
• It's one month or bust for solar panel project
• Bangor, youth program end squabble over access to field
• Salisbury may take down some basketball rims
• Monroe's backing of bond issue could help casino
• Meeting of medical minds
• African immigrants' group to honor mayor
• In your town – Aug. 29
• Smart car: How smart is it?
• Parks marred by vandalism
• 'Stand up for what you believe in,' Palin tells Hershey group
• Volunteer Opportunities - Aug. 29
• IronPigs fireworks response interesting, but wrong
• Untitled
• Egg recall puts spotlight on food safety
• Beck, Palin tell supporters to restore America's value
• Jordan Pool bids goodbye to the dog days of summer
• Huskies jelling as a team and family
• Friday was a big night in T-town
• Politics as usual
• Monroe prosecutor charges second bookkeeper with theft
• Allentown Fair 2010: Taking another colorful spin
• Lawsuit says Berks priest fathered teen's child
• Judge hammers defendant
• ASD looking at eliminating middle schools
• Naked dip leads to arrest
• Man rents car, keeps it
• Allentown to landlords: Kick druggies out or lose rental license
• Toomey edging Sestak in poll
• Would 'late merge' ease Hanover Ave. traffic jams?
• 3 men bilk Pocono casino by switching chips, police say
• Reader reaction to New York City mosque column is passionate
• 5 accused of selling thousands of heroin bags in the Poconos
• All the buzz: Jersey-bred Gaslight Anthem on a rock roll
• Births – Aug. 29
• VALLEY 610 POLL: Hitler yearbook quote – stick it and forget it?
• Rush DVD goes beyond the stage
• Hitler quote 'taints' Easton High yearbook
• Stroudsburg man on probation is accused of DUI crash
• Car mounts concrete rail and lands on rear end in Carbon County creek
• Easton Area to provide stickers to cover Hitler quote
• VALLEY 610: Emmaus responds amid ballpark flap
• Man at Stroud pub accused of waving gun, making threats
• PENNSYLVANIA AVE.: New poll has Toomey up by nine
• Saylorsburg man fakes pill prescription, Bangor police say
• CAPITOL IDEAS: Toomey, Corbett lead in new poll
• Fatal accident on Interstate 80
• Police: Man tried luring girl by offering McDonald's
• Car mounts concrete rail and lands on rear end in Carbon County creek
• Judge tosses some statements in child torture case
• Alleged steroid supplier waives hearing
• Bucks County officials wants feds to investigate county row officer's use of public funds
• Woman admits stealing roommate's ID
• Casinos winners at table games
• Man offers crack deal to off-duty Pocono officer, police say
• Woman charged with starving baby arrested in father's home
• Laptop malady a burning issue
• Dent takes aim at Callahan
• Callahan rolls out education plan
• A rare little critter
• Stress in Easton's financial future
• Easton sics dogs on bedbugs
• Gaming expert testifies before grand jury
• Budget woes dent Callahan
• Archery center on target in Lehigh Township
• Walnutport truck driver not injured in fatal Connecticut accident
• Hanover restricts placement of solar panels
• Physicians at in-network hospital may not be in-network
• Police: Man kidnapped, robbed Whitehall woman
• Easton, Pektor agree to Marquis Theatre sale
• Prison for man who sexually assaulted girl he babysat
• City data still vulnerable
• Lafayette football player working hard to beat Stage 3 cancer
• Bethlehem zoners reject group home for mentally retarded
• Sestak tacks to the middle
• Upper Bucks vo-tech teachers still without a contract
• Rendell: We wuz robbed
• Kidnapping, robbery suspect arrested
• Police: Couple's safe with $20k stolen
• Gang rape charges against 3 Easton men dropped
• Hatfield woman falsely reports shooting, police say
• Prison for man who sexually assaulted girl he baby-sat
• Police: Two women took turns punching, slashing at man
• Carload of Long Islanders crashes on Turnpike, killing one and injuring three
• Easton police seize drugs and stolen handgun in raids
• Police charge relatives of accused Bethlehem pastor
• Bill aimed at bloated government
• Myrtle Beach rape charges dropped against 2 Easton men, lawyer says
• Panel: Raise Easton mayor's pay, cut council pensions
• Woman who allegedly bragged about sex with boy waives hearing
• Allentown man pleads guilty to murdering sister-in-law
• Fair extends contract with midway operator
• Vicious dogs blamed for killing other animals euthanized after police shoot them
• Conservative budgeting helping East Penn
• In your town – Aug. 25
• When Jim Thorpe man gave way computer, he gave away porn, police say
• Amtrak trains restarting as power is restored along Northeast Corridor
• Councilman joins ethics complaint
• Finding the Tao of peaches
• Rails-to-trails keeps rolling along
• Woman accused of having sex with boy waives hearing
• No bail in Easton triple murders
• Trexlertown shopping center getting face-lift
• Amid blooming Jewish population, Muhlenberg opens kosher kitchen
• The recession means great business for discounters
• Berks baby girl found dead
• In Forks, a clash over suburban ideals
• DUI center ordinance OK'd
• Benefit for children of slain Northampton woman
• Weisenberg 2-vehicle crash blamed on DUI
• So far, Sestak back on his heels
• Toomey warns of welfare state
• Turn lane extension: Common sense wins
• Quakertown pool closed, reports of 3 sickened
• Salisbury Township: Firefighters called to house fire in 400 block of E. Emmaus Avenue
• Easton may be nearing land deal
• Overturned rig closes Route 54 north of Tamaqua
• Police: Passenger told driver to slow down before 100-mph crash
• Police charge pastor with sexual assault of girl
• Dispute over hookah bill leads to fight
• She wasn't drinking, it was the gin-soaked raisins
• Prosecutors want death penalty in killing of baby
• Fleeing ATV rider taunts officer, arrested after striking rock
• He's a rock 'n' roll Hall of Farmer
• Rendell aide again asks for transportation cash
• County sets open space deadline
• Police: Woman stole jewelry while house-sitting in Lower Nazareth
• NCC ranks 42 in best community colleges
• Car windshield shattered by rocks thrown in North Whitehall
• Monroe County again has West Nile virus mosquito
• Smoke causes Northampton nursing home evacuation
• Pit bull attacks in Monroe, killing small dog and injuring people
• Man beaten outside Allentown bar
• Basement fire forces out family of 10
• Buy heating oil now?
• LV Health Network recognized for community efforts
• Rising Tide fund gets federal grants
• Paul Carpenter: A mosque plan spurs xenophobia
• AFTER HAITI, A HOME
• Volunteer Opportunities Aug. 22
• In your town – Aug. 22
• Meter error triggers $2,400 electric bill
• A decade later, Pennsylvania cyber schools go viral
• White House tree will come from local farm
• Rekindling debate about constitutional amendments
• 5 vehicles crash, 1 person hurt in Emmaus
• Bethlehem Township man gets prison for triple stabbing
• National DUI crackdown starts Friday and runs through Labor Day
• Upper Milford man killed in Allentown crash
• Home burglary is Easton man's thanks for helping
• Coroner: Autopsy on baby inconclusive
• Three locals busted in steroid ring
• Township planners OK plan for 'Planet Snoopy'
• Reichley challenger dropped from ballot
• IronPigs to scale back fireworks shows
• Planners check out 2 groceries
• Home burglary is Easton man's thanks for helping
• Social Security milestone
• Nazareth Area School District sues over solar project
• 'You're literally walking into the past'
• Man gets prison in triple stabbing
• Jazz photography legend Herman Leonard dead at 87
• Three local men busted in steroid ring
• The bicycle helmet issue turns sexist
• Fire at Bethlehem apartment ruled arson
• One-way street switches seasonally
• Police charge man with theft from vehicles
• Easton Area will not restore slashed teaching jobs
• Police find drugs in Easton home
• Art comes to life
• Musikfest attendance down from last year
• School district official taking new job
• Police: Girls lied about kidnapping, sexual assault
• Suspect waives extradition
• West meets East
• Teen pranksters resolve cases
• Valley home sales fall off a cliff
• Police: Fired worker returns to spa and makes threats
• Stabber outside Club Pachanga gets up to 8 years
• 4 more from New Jersey arrested at Bangor area quarry
• Taking them out to the ballgame
• Gracedale for sale
• No final approval for Walmart
• Human hand reported in Jordan Creek turns out to be glove
• Angle: County might keep Gracedale if unions give up $6 million
• Steel-stacked
• Bethlehem couldn't pay bills in 2009
• Man killed in Fish Hatchery Road crash early Friday
• Check stickers on a rental vehicle
• Jersey Shore trip for three Upper Bucks teens leads to knife assault charges
• Easton police charge motorist with striking woman
• Quakertown man, 20, fatally shot in Philadelphia
• Quakertown man, 20, fatally shot in Philadelphia
• Easton police probe passing of fake $100s
• N.J. man waives extradition in Easton triple murder
• Chinese interpreter helps with Sands theft plea
• Down on Main Street. Sort of.
• Man charged in Nazareth assault
• Gay pride: It's time to get over our homosexuality obsessions
• Man to face trial for tree branch robbery and attack
• LV MUSIC: RiverPlace's most memorable shows ever. Tell us yours
• 2 hurt as SUVs crash near Hamburg
• Returnable beer bottles to become extinct if Straub doesn't get back some cases
• Manhole explosions plague Atlantic City
• Police: Man choked, threatened to kill wife
• Route 22 crash cleared between Airport Road and Route 378
• Animal shelter needs dog food after 50 bags stolen from storage shed
• Settlement possible between Atiyeh, Bethlehem Twp.
• ID sought of suspect in theft of diabetes donations from Slate Belt gas station
• Valuable dairy equipment stolen from family farm known for its organic cheeses
• Four allege Wilson police assaulted them
• Treatment center settlement possible
• Man gets up to 30 years for shootings
• Four allege Wilson police assaulted them
• Welcome Back Staff – August 31st
• ID sought of suspect in theft of diabetes donations
• New Time Schedule for 2010-11 School Year
• Man gets up to 30 years for shootings
• Well-known dog breeders appear in court
• Police: Man choked, threatened to kill wife
• Lehigh County to slash positions
• Motorist charged with striking road worker
• Judge tosses bubble couple's lawsuit
• Easton man threatens officers with claw hammer
• No decision on BASD vacancy
• School bus crash, no students on board
• State to get $1 million to monitor health care premiums
• Most Allentown State Hospital residents, employees relocated
• Bethlehem stabbing caught on camera
• Ice rink repairs get boost
• Northampton man threatens Hellertown man with ax, police say
• Hellertown seeks new borough manager
• Will Liederplatz, Americaplatz and Main Street venues follow RiverPlace south of the Lehigh at Musik
• Ballfield again draws crowd in Emmaus
• Police arrest man in 2007 attack
• Judge tosses bubble couple's suit
• Teen's attacker jailed
• Sentencing in Allentown carjacking
• Man gets prison for robbery, assault
• Kitchen fire displaces Bethlehem Township family
• Jaindl rezoning challenged
• 2 hurt as cars collide on Route 611 in Portland
• Board chastised for ArtsQuest holdup
• Royersford boy, 4, shot himself playing "cops and robbers," authorities say
• Don't misspell misspell
• Retired Bethlehem sergeant will face theft charge
• Candidates forced to juggle terror, reason
• Man accused of stealing $380,000 from employer
• Schuylkill County business owner pleads guilty to $136 million government fraud
• Tobyhanna man allegedly tried to lure two girls in A Pocono Country Place
• Three accused of Schuylkill County robbery
• Three accused of Schuylkill Co. robbery
• Man with wound appears at Sacred Heart Hospital
• Illegal immigrant to be deported after plea
• Fiery Route 33 crash claims 18-year-old Monroe County woman
• Phillipsburg man accused of DUI in I-78 crash
• Phone service down for parts of Bethlehem City Hall
• DUI suspected in Lower Mount Bethel crash that hurt 3
• Musikfest arrests up slightly, most due to alcohol
• Kutztown professor kills wife and self, police say
• Lehigh County cutting jobs in 0211?
• Allentown School District misses state test standards
• New costs to play at Quakertown schools
• Half-brother recants story in Allentown robbery
• Police: Man threw beer on woman, smashed glass over her head
• 'Wrong man' arrested in bank robbery is released
• FESTBLOG: Food poll results!
• Woman and two children fall in landing collapse
• Sublime with Rome finds its place at Musikfest:
• Rain slows traffic at Musikfest
• West Easton, Atiyeh reconcile
• Colleges cozy up to social media
• Arsenic question derailed construction
• Eight dead in off-road race in Calif.
• 'Craigslist killing' suspect is dead
• Warnings on discount health care
• Looks like rain for close of Musikfest
• Anti-gang program gets bust credit
• Combating freshman fear and loathing
• A Man in Motion
• A band's-eye view of Musikfest
• 'Pooling' is a boost for gas profits
• FESTBLOG: Two fine gentlemen, and other Saturday platz picks
• Adam Lambert is Adam Lambert, and better, at Musikfest
• Ferrets, turtles, snakes among Musikfest's guests
• Lawsuit filed in propane blast that killed Pen Argyl boy
• New ads slam Toomey Wall Street ties
• Allentown Diocese sells seven closed churches
• PPL suing National Park Service
• Volunteer Opportunities – Aug. 15
• Upper Nazareth boy receives new lungs
• An interfaith celebration of Ramadan
• Federal education money: Windfall or waste?
• Church treasurer facing charges
• Berks County: Police arrest suspect in 2008 rape
• Prison for sex assault man claims he couldn't remember
• Adam Lambert fans should get their wish
• Woman sentenced for robbing grocery
• Styx, Blue Oyster Cult older, better at Musikfest
• Bethlehem police open a drug suspect's safe
• South Whitehall man found dead in pool
• LV MUSIC: Cherish the Ladies blows the cobwebs off traditional Celtic tunes in rousing sho
• Prison for sex assault man claims he couldn't remember
• FESTBLOG: Take that, forecasters! (platz picks and daily roundup)
• Facebook fracas ends with stabbing in Bethlehem
• Woman gets prison for robbery, heroin
• Bill White giving me a bad name
• Facebook fracas ends with stabbing
• Off-duty trooper charged with DUI after Allentown crash
• Police: Upper Mount Bethel man stabs brother with steak knife
• Arts center going up despite tiff
• Poconos man dies after pickup hits pole, flips in ditch
• Breaking down education jobs money
• Church treasurer charged with taking $115K
• 3 busts in 11 months = 2-6 years in prison
• Price increases for Easton parking, museum complex
• Police: Man stabs brother with steak knife
• Beware? Today is Friday the 13th
• Turnpike bridges get decked
• LV MUSIC: Quirky Avett Brothers deliver energetic folk to a rowdy sold-out audience
• FESTBLOG: Platzing in the rain (picks, plus daily roundup)
• Charges filed in Easton triple homicide
• A question of septic proportions
• Penn State Mount Alto branch briefly locked down
• Caseworker who sexually assaulted boy gets maximum sentence
• The day the music died?
• Long prison terms carry huge costs for Pennsylvania
• Clout behind the music
• Any fresh angles on angled parking in Bethlehem?
• Cetronia Ambulance, coroner to share new digs
• Man flees during traffic stop, police say
• Police: LANTA driver hoped to 'hook up'
• Teachers union not wild about Onorato's education proposal
• Allentown woman hurt in Route 222 car-truck crash
• Phillipsburg woman hurt as car hits Lower Mount Bethel tree
• Phillipsburg woman hurt as car hits Lower Mount Bethel tree
• New pact for deputy sheriffs under review
• Gamblers allegedly caught "capping" bets at Sands and Mohegan Sun casinos
• Mega Meet is on!
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - Arts Advocate: August 2010
• LVAAS Meetings August 6,7 and 8
• Pet And Kids Expo
• Robin Hood At Schubert Theatre
• Congratulations to the cast and crew of AIDA!
• Parkland Wins Top Prize in State School Construction & Design Contest
• Air Products Shares Hydrogen-powered Vehicle with Science Students
• Parkland Takes Home 5 Freddy Awards
• PHS Flute Choir is Good Neighbor to Good Shepherd Hospital
• Congratulations Class of 2010!
• Social Studies Citizens Advocacy Project Inspires School-wide Donation
• Schnecksville Elementary GOES FOR THE GREEN
• Congratulations to the 16 PHS Music Students Heading for States
• Kratzer Receives $500 Target Grant
• LVAAS Picnic rescheduled
• ARTix 2010-'11: Your Buy One, Get One Free Passport to the Arts
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Releases ARTix 2010-11
• Parkland Takes Home 5 Freddy Awards
• PHS Flute Choir is Good Neighbor to Good Shepherd Hospital
• Congratulations Class of 2010!
• Social Studies Citizens Advocacy Project Inspires School-wide Donation
• Public Star Party
• Mega Meet postponed
• LVAAS events for 9/11 to 9/13
• Exciting News!
• December Star Party Canceled
• Thank you Kutztown University!
• April 11th General Meeting special guest!
• Schnecksville Elementary GOES FOR THE GREEN
• May 2nd General Meeting
• Congratulations to the 16 PHS Music Students Heading for States
• Your Vote is Needed!
• Kratzer Receives $500 Target Grant
• Congratulations Gary Becker!
• Congratulations to the cast and crew of AIDA!
• Parkland Wins Top Prize in State School Construction & Design Contest
• Air Products Shares Hydrogen-powered Vehicle with Science Students
• Macungie - A Borough Rich in Tradition comes alive in the Summertime
• 'Die Schöne Müllerin' at Moravian College
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Programs - June 21, 2010
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - Arts Advocate: June 2010
• Arts Services: Pricing and Contracting
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Offers Workshops For Community Arts Grants
• The Little Mermaid
• Lauri Ditunno Joins the 21st Birthday Celebration of the Lehigh Valley Arts Council
• 10th Annual DeSales University Student Film Festival
• Dance Ensemble Concert
• Garbage Dreams Presented By LV Charter High School
• Growing Up Artfully - Annual Arts in Education
• Building Your Cosmetology Career; 6 Steps to a “BE NICE” Attitude
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Presents Market Research Workshop
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - Arts Advocate: February 2010
• Kathy Mattea Presents 'My Coal Journey'
• Allentown Police Seek Help in Identifying Persons Using Stolen Gift Cards
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - Arts Advocate: December 2009
• Bo Voyage To Ireland Concert
• Allentown Police Seek Help in Identifying Armed Robbery Suspect
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Grant Awards And Ceremony
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Presents: Web Marketing on the Cutting Edge
• Allentown Police Announce Bomb Threat Arrest
• Allentown Police Department News : Sovereign Bank Robbery - September 11, 2009
• Allentown Police Announce Arrests - Operation Street Sweep
• Allentown Police Announce Arrests: Operation Street Sweep - September 3, 2009 Update
• Allentown Police Seek Help in Identifying Suspect in Street Robbery
• Allentown Police Announce Arrests – Operation Street Sweep
• A Midsummer Night's Dream
• Arts Happening: Express Yourself
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council To Unveil Fourth Work in Continuing Public Art Sculpture Series
• Allentown Police Investigating Stabbing Death at 756 S. Hall Street
• Allentown Police Announce Robbery Arrests in June, 2009
• Allentown Police Announce Arrests – Operation Street Sweep
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council to Host PANO Training Sessions
• ARTix 2009-'10 Your Buy One, Get One Free Passport to the Arts
• LVAC to Release 10th Anniversary ARTix
• Winter Coat Drive 2009
• Allentown Police Announce Bank Robbery Arrest
• PPA Project Stream Grant Application Submission Deadline
• 2009 NPC Bill Grant Bodybuilding and Figure Classic
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Presents Pricing Your Artwork
• Allentown Police Announce Robbery Arrest
• Arrest Made in Jute Street Homicide
• Allentown Police Announce Arrests – Operation Street Sweep
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council News - It’s time to Rally Support
• Pricing Your Artwork - Professional Development Workshop
• Allentown Police Make Arrest in Shooting Death
• Free Grant Information Workshops! - PPA Project Stream
• Allentown Police Make Arrest on Homicide in the 1100 block Spring Garden Street
• Lehigh Valley Arts Box Office - Get Your Tickets
• Allentown Detectives Arrest Craig’s List Robbery Suspects
• Free Informational Workshops!
• Project Stream Grant Application Available!
• Cedar Crest College Announces Honorary Degree Recipients Pennsylvania’s First Lady...
• Arts, Education, Imagination: Connecting Schools and Community
• Arts in Education Forum Invitation
• Annual Membership Reception 2009
• Regional Arts in Education Survey Results
• Allentown Police Release Information on Suspicious Contractors
• Allentown Police Looking for Suspect that Struck Police Officer with Vehicle
• Allentown Police Arrest of Bank Robbery Suspect
• News - Celebrity Percussionist Works with Area Students
• Allentown Police Announce Robbery Arrest
• Allentown Police Investigate Bank Robbery at Lafayette Ambassador Bank
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Presents: Website Development Basics
• Looking for Vehicle involved in Armed Robbery
• Website Development Panel and Seminar
• Allentown Police Investigate Shot Fired, Make Arrest - February 19, 2009
• Allentown Police Release Information on Bank Robbery and Arrests
• Allentown Police Investigate Shooting, Warrant Issued on Suspect
• Allentown Police Announce Robbery Arrest - February 3, 2009
• ARTIX - Your Passport to the Arts
• Allentown Police Department News - January 14, 2009
• Allentown Police Department News - Bank Robbery Suspect
• Shooting Suspect Arrested
• Allentown Police Arrest Shooting/Robbery Suspects
• Stabbing Incident and Arrest On November 28, 2008
• Broad Street Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Person Arrested after Pursuit and Accident
• Shooting Suspect Arrested
• Officer Arrests Suspect Within Minutes Of Shooting
• Police Dog Found and Returned
• Camera System Catches Robbery In Progress
• Stabbing Incident and Arrest
• Allentown Police Announce Drug Arrest – 915 Tilghman Street
• Roy Book Binder to Close PocoNotes' Season on a Blues Note
• LVAC Announces New Board Elections
• Allentown Police Announce Arrests – Operation Street Sweep
• Lehigh Valley Arts Council Releases New Cultural Brochure Highlighting Arts...
• Allentown Police Department Release Photos Of Robbery Suspect From Hess Gas Station
• Allentown Police Announce Robbery Arrest
• Pictures of Armed Robbery Suspect - Turkey Hill Mini Mart Sep. 07, 2008
• The Great Allentown Fair
• Allentown Police Announce Drug Arrest – 502 Tilghman Street
• Allentown Police Announce Drug Arrest – 902 N. Graham Street
• Person Wanted in Stabbing at Law & Hamilton Street apprehended in Bethlehem
• Allentown Police Announce Arrests – Operation Last Call
• Allentown Police Announce Arrests – Operation Private Dancer
• Allentown Police Department Announce Homicide And Warrant Of Arrest For Homicide Suspect
• Allentown Police Arrest Juvenile Robbery Suspect
• Allentown Police Arrest Robbery Suspect
• APD Announce Internet Prostitution Arrests
• LVAC Releases Artix Passport 2008-09
• Wanted Person Falls from Rooftop – Fights with Police
• Allentown Police Arrest Man who made Threats and injured Officer
• Allentown Police Announce Arrests – Operation Street Sweep
• Allentown Police Announce Drug Arrests – 436 N. 6th Street
• Allentown Police Announce Arrest of Couple with Drugs and a Handgun
• Allentown Police Announce Drug Arrests - West End Hotel
• Allentown Police Announce Child Pornography Arrest
• Cedar Crest College Announces New Master of Science in Nursing Program
• Allentown Police Announce Arrest of Robbery Suspect
• Allentown Police Department Release Photos of Bank Robbery Suspect from Susquehanna Patriot Bank
• Allentown Police Department Arrest Bank Robbery Suspects
• Bank Robbery Suspect
• Allentown Police Department Make Arrest In Homicide That Occurred at Trinkle’s Cafe on 1/31/08
• Madrigal Singers Presents Annual Spring Concert
• Rodale Aquatic Center for Civic Health Offers Padi Scuba Course
• LVAC Annual Membership Reception '08
• Poetry Reading by Rachel Hadas
• Cedar Crest Stage Company Explores Comic Side of Everyday Human Experience in "Finger Foods and Mino
• Cedar Crest College to Host "Libana "Women' World Music Concert
• Cedar Crest College Receives President's Honor Roll Award For Service
• LARRY COOPER: "TRAVELS AND EXPERIENCES"
• 6th Annual Spring Eastern Pennsylvania Home Show
• Allentown Police Department Make Arrest in Assault of Pizza Delivery Driver
• Allentown Police Department Make Arrest in Homicide that Occurred At 549 N. 4th Street on 12/12/2007
• Allentown, Pennsylvania holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• Suspect Arrested for Homicide that Occurred in Youngstown Ohio
• Allentown Police Department Arrest Suspect for Homicide that Occurred in the 1100 Block...
• Homicide/Robbery At Allen Mini Mart
• Cedar Crest College Presidential Change
• Press Release on Shooting at 6th and Tilghman Street 11/02
• Wanted for Criminal Attempt Homicide
• Wanted for Armed Robbery
• Allentown Police Release Information on Robbery/Shooting
• Allentown Police Department Release Information on Homicide at 1100 block of Hamilton Street
• Cedar Crest College Announces New Faculty Appointments
• Allentown Police Announce Apprehension Of Suspects Involved In Armed Robbery..
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• Allentown Police Announce Apprehension of Suspects Involved In Armed Robbery....
• Allentown Police Department Release Information on Homicide At Bananas Club, 3rd And Hamilton Street
• Allentown Police Release Information on Stabbing at 8th & Liberty Streets and Arrest
• Allentown Police Release Information On Stabbing At 1533 S. Jefferson Street And Arrest
• Allentown Police Release Information On Apparent Homicide - 500 block Clay Street
• Allentown Police Release Information On Arrest Of Mother Of Young Shooting Victims
• Allentown Police Release Information On Assault And Assault Arrests
• Allentown Police Department Release Information on Drug Arrests
• Allentown Police Release information on Strong Armed Robbery - Car Jacking/Arrest of Suspect
• Allentown Police release information on Armed Robbery - Car Jacking On Aug 30
• Allentown Police Department Release Information On Drug Arrests
• Allentown Police release information on Shooting Arrest 900 block of Maple Street
• Allentown Police Department Release Information on Drug Arrest
• Allentown Police Release Information on Shooting Arrest - 2023 S. 4th Street
• Allentown Police release information on Shooting at Hotel Traylor Bar
• Allentown Police release information on Stabbing in the area of 800 block N. 7th Street
• Allentown Police release information on Armed Robbery - Car Jacking
• Cedar Crest's New Students Lend a Hand in the Lehigh Valley
• Rodale Aquatic Center for Civic Health Offers Padi Scuba Course
• Allentown Police Release Information on Drug Arrest Involving.....
• Allentown Police Release Information on Person Threatening to Jump from Center City Parking Deck
• Allentown Police Release Limited Information On Deceased Persons Found In Garage
• Allentown Police Release Information on Bodies Found Inside Car in the 800 Block of Hickory Street
• Allentown Police Release Arrest Information on Lehigh Valley Market Robbery
• Allentown Police Release Information on Drug Arrests Gang Related
• Allentown Police Release Information Robbery of Store
• Allentown Police Department Release Information on Person Wanted
• Allentown Police release information on Identify Theft and Credit Card Skimming Arrest
• Allentown Police Release Information on Burglary In Progress Arrest
• Allentown Police Department release Arrest Information on person charged with Risking a Catastrophe
• Allentown Police Department Information Release on Homicide at 438 N. 6th Street
• Hall, Thorson Stop Brakettes
• Force and Brakettes Split DH
• Force-Brakettes Postponed; DH Thursday
• Racers Trounce Force
• The Art Of Warner Bros
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• Innovation And Creativity In Printmaking
• Wearing Propaganda
• Innovation and Creativity in Printmaking
• Tenth Annual Coaster Quest
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