Regarding the case of Allentown Mayor Pawlowski and the indictment in the pay-to-play case: Is the FBI uncaring, ignorant or callous? I'm sure it didn't hand down an indictment on the spur of the moment. After multiple guilty pleas, suddenly it handed out ...
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Allentown students are getting a chance to try a new sport that's not often offered at public high schools. Allentown's "urban youth rowing enrichment" began with indoor rowing machines purchased back in 2015. The machines were placed in ...
For the second time in three weeks, a special collection will be taken in all parishes of the Diocese of Allentown to benefit victims of a hurricane - this time those in Florida and the Caribbean impacted by Hurricane Irma. The diocese had recently asked ...
On Saturday, September 23, a “pre-opening open house” will get underway at Allentown Cowork & Makerspace. Marshall Rinehart, the creator of 36 Websites in 36 Months (sponsor of the location), is now co-embarking upon another project that will see one ...
The Great Allentown Fair is wasting no time in booking the lineup for next year. Less than two weeks after the 2017 edition of the fair concluded, the annual event has announced its first headliner for 2018: Niall Horan, who rose to prominence as a member ...
Scranton businessman Jerry Joyce this month sold an old silk mill rehabbed into upscale loft apartments to an Allentown-based property manager for more than $13 million. “It seemed like the right time,” Joyce said. Joyce said the buyer, Mark Fedorov ...
UPPER FREEHOLD — Who says a catcher can’t run? Shawnee quarterback Colin Wetterau, one of the state’s finest baseball catchers, bolted 85 yards with that proved to be the decisive touchdown on a third-and-one keeper Friday night and Shawnee ...
Allentown High School opened up its field hockey season in dominant fashion with a 6-0 victory over Hamilton High School West. That home game on Sept. 7 featured a hat trick by Allentown’s Mary Bellotti and two-assist games for both Sierra Wojcik, and ...
Allentown has paid $95,000 to settle a lawsuit by a black college student who said he was wrongly shocked with a stun gun after police first stopped to question him about a robbery. Alexander Aron was a 22-year-old Alvernia University student In October ...
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