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Trexlertown Community Grange offers homemade holiday goodies

Salisbury police officers recently spoke about their work to autistic children in a Kidspeace after-school program.

Bethlehem's skate park continues to draw tons of local teens. The South Side facility offers them a place to perform tricks and have fun without damaging public property.

Salisbury High School's 11th grade math scores did not meet the PSSA proficiency standards for first time since No Child Left Behind went into effect.

Parkland's Athletic Director says new legislation won't change procedures in place at Parkland High school.

Hellertown resident Tim Hoyt is a massage therapist at Strategic Style in Lower Nazareth Township, which this month is donating a portion of proceeds from men's shaves to the "Movember" campaign in support of men's health causes.

Parents have been notified that children at Orefield Middle School could have been exposed to Pertusis, whooping cough.

The editor of Nazareth Patch as a key witness? You should probably find someone else.

Palmer business owner says new fire inspections are really a tax on small business.

A charter middle school for the performing arts has applied to open in the closed KidsPeace Washington School building, 1610 E. Emmaus Ave., Salisbury School District has 45 days to hold public hearing.

With tens of thousands massing in Manhattan, Occupy Wall Street's Easton offshoot plans overnight encampment.

According to the Express-Times, incumbent Larry Stoudt has come from behind to keep his Nazareth Borough Council seat; however, the Northampton County Election Office would not confirm or deny this report.

A musical version of the family-friendly Disney film will be performed by Saucon Valley Middle School students in the high school auditorium this Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7pm. Tickets will be sold at the door.

Lehigh County District Attorney Jim Martin said authorities suspect the man found shot to death had been killed elsewhere, then dumped along Applewood Road.

Northampton County's nursing home will get an additional $2.75 million to continue operating.

Former Easton restaurant and theater completely torn down to make way for new bus station/garage/business complex.