Proposal Would Make Forced Sewer Hookup an Option for Lower Nazareth Residents

As part of the proposal, the township would put out $90,000 to cover the costs of installing the lateral sewer hookups for each home on Christian Springs Road.

Meet Daniel Chiavaroli, Candidate for Nazareth Borough Council

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Legislators Push "Bath Salts" Ban

Congressman Dent and State Senator Boscola want stimulant declared a controlled substance.

Meet the Candidates: Kenneth N. Butz Jr.

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Meet the Candidates: Jacob Allen

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Meet the Candidates: Lorin Bradley

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Meet Your Nazareth School Board Candidates

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Engineer: New Tatamy Traffic Lights Lack Emergency Control Devices

Council members also unhappy with traffic study for the proposed Charles Chrin Companies interchange.

Four Candidates Will Run for Two Nazareth School Board Seats

Two of the candidates are incumbents.

Osama bin Laden Killed in Abbottabad, Pakistan

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Nazareth Borough Council Hears Presentation on Regional Policing

In the state of Pennsylvania, 114 municipalities form 32 regional police departments, according to Roy Seiple, chief of Colonial Regional.

Lower Nazareth Residents Say Forced Sewer Hookup Stinks

Homes near new Trio Farms development would have to pay at least $6,300 under sewer authority plan.

New Jersey Auto Restorer Hopes to Build in Lower Nazareth

Ray’s Auto Restoration sits on idle for one month while plans get tweaked.

Ron Angle to Host Town Meetings on Gracedale

Public sessions will commence in his district next week; Stoffa considering his own information campaign.

Township Officials, Local Legislators Meet Regarding Contested Intersection Improvements

The next step is for a working group, which will consist of a variety of engineers, to meet on May 9 at PennDOT’s local office.

Council: Stockertown Police Did a "Fine Job"

Stockertown Borough Council thanks officers for a job well done after a bomb scare Sunday morning.

Monday is Deadline to Register to Vote in May 17 Primary

Who will you choose for your school board, municipal leaders, county government?

Northampton County Council Rejects Union Contract

Council members say they can't see giving raises when others are worried about keeping their jobs.

Lower Nazareth Baseball Coach Hit the Fields Without a Mandated Background Check

A motion to reimburse the Lower Nazareth Recreation Association sparked controversy over mandated background checks for coaches.

Lower Nazareth Supervisors Not Happy With Colonial Regional Police Chief

Supervisors say they have been unaware of the Colonial Regional Police Chief’s plans to make a presentation on possible merger to Nazareth Borough Council on April 28.

Governments Need to Go on a Diet

Whether it's state, local or federal, Bernie O'Hare says we need to cut back.

Dark Skies Ahead at Easton's Safe Harbor

50 percent loss in funding could force shelter to close.

New Upper Nazareth Township Website to be Unveiled May 11

Enter.Net was chosen as the company to revamp the Upper Nazareth Township website - www.uppernazarethtownship.org.

Interchange Proposed by Charles Chrin Companies Moves Closer to Reality

Paperwork for a $25 milion TIF has been completed.

Valley Residents Live Longer, But Not Better

Report says Lehigh, Northampton counties fare worse than most in state on quality of life indicators.

Gaming Authority Approves Scoring Method for Grant Applications

A controversy arose among members about whether to score the applications based upon a 65-point or 110-point scale.

DOCUMENT: Amended Solar Ordinance Unanimously Passed in Lower Nazareth

Township’s solar energy system ordinance covers rooftop and ground-mounted systems for any zoning district.

Technicality Slows Down Expansion of Lower Nazareth Business

Everson Tesla, Inc. was granted one of two resolutions needed to expand its business.

Tatamy Traffic Signal Replaced in Preparation for Interchange Project

The blinking red light in Tatamy will go out later this year.

Has Stofanak Custom Cabinetry Outgrown Lower Nazareth?

The cabinetry company sought three variances for a new addition at a recent Zoning Hearing Board meeting, but a fourth variance popped up unexpectedly.

Vaccine Can Prevent Shingles But Few Get It

It is available at several pharmacies and doctors' offices in the region.

Census Could Alter County Council Districts

Council president said Easton area has grown too much for District Two to remain unchanged.

Residents Fearful of Growing Sinkhole Danger

Recent rainfall may make chronic problem even worse.

County Council Wants Executive to Negotiate on Gracedale

Panel votes 5-3 to ask Stoffa to sit down with unions, get back $6 million

Little Bushkill Creek Could be Declared "Impaired" by 2012

The Bushkill Stream Conservancy hears status updates on the Little Bushkill Creek.

Bridge Project in Tatamy Won’t Reroute Annual Fireman's Parade

Fireman’s Parade should go off without a hitch this summer.

State Rep. Joe Emrick Reacts to Governor's Budget Address

In a video posted on State Rep. Joe Emrick's website, Emrick shares his thoughts on Governor Tom Corbett's budget address.

Lower Nazareth Township Manager Wants Newburg Road Fixed

Lower Nazareth Township manager wants PennDOT to give Newburg Road a complete overhaul.

Gaming Authority Will Re-Evaluate Grant Applications

After questions about the scoring process for grant applications submitted by numerous Northampton County municipalities arose, a decision was made to start the process over.