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Sports hub opens in Lehighton
For years, Steve Strauss and J. Christopher West have noticed the Lehighton area could use a one-stop fitness and sports center. The two, with decades in the sports and training business, recently opened Pyramid Sports Performance Center at the former...Tags: Health, Macungie, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Men's Wearhouse Inc., Pilates
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Bass season opens in Pennsylvania on Saturday
Bass season kicks off in Pennsylvania on Saturday, and that means that summertime fishing will be in full swing as anglers can keep the bass they've been catching on the local waterways.
Make sure you're up on the latest bass regulations, including the...Tags: Fishing Forecast, Nazareth, Fishing, Travel, Weather
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Signs forbid a legal practice: using cell phone while driving
Q: I've seen signs indicating 'no cell phone while driving' at several entry points to the city of Bethlehem, including on southbound Route 512 (Center Street) just past the Route 22 overpass. I thought there was a texting ban that was a state law, but...
Tags: Cell Phones, Radio, Centre County, Crime, Law and Justice, Allentown
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Pennsylvania's lawyers will protect you against yourself
It is cruel to expect people to be responsible for themselves and for what they do to themselves. We need paladins like Ralph Bellafatto to protect us from the forces of evil, who lure and seduce us into behaviors over which we cannot be expected to...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Berks County, Northampton County (Pennsylvania), Laws, Lehigh County
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Gray area should be embraced, not shunned
The Urban Dictionary, which I enjoy quoting from time to time, defines a Black and White Fred as: "A person who sees the world as only black and white, with no gray areas. This person sees everything in terms of Yes/No, Right/Wrong, On/Off …...
Tags: Parties and Movements, Bethlehem Steel, Politics, Republican Party, Primaries
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Emmaus retail world full of changes
Katie Rothermel looked over the sea of merchants in Emmaus and knew there was something missing. That something was a shop of her own. Rothermel, who earned her retail rep from years of work with such retailers as Filene's department store in New...
Tags: Pizzas, Acura, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Men's Wearhouse Inc., Dining and Drinking
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Cash-strapped schools ignoring free money
School districts across Pennsylvania are doing their annual budget dance, threatening layoffs, course reductions and tax hikes. Every dollar is precious, the bureaucrats and board members will tell you. Really? Then why have school districts collectively...Tags: Nazareth, Banking, Bangor, Pen Argyl, Facebook
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Your real age may not be used for life insurance calculations
Twenty days may seem like a year in some situations. For life insurance purposes, 20 days actually can be a year. Mary Kessler recently discovered her birth date was wrong on a policy she took out with New York Life Insurance in 1977. The policy lists...Tags: Insurance, TC Salon & Spa, Personal Service, Facebook, Allentown
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Tags: Charter Schools, Religion and Belief, Punishment, Philosophy
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Health bureau Groundhog Day getting frustrating
![Maybe I've been to too many Bi-County Health Commission meetings, but Monday night's latest gathering began feeling like "Groundhog Day" to me.](http://www.mcall.com/media/thumbnails/column/2012-01/67311816-12045603.jpg "Maybe I've been to too many Bi-County Health Commission meetings, but Monday night's latest gathering began feeling like "Groundhog Day\" to me.")
Maybe I've been to too many Bi-County Health Commission meetings, but Monday night's latest gathering began feeling like "Groundhog Day" to me.
I imagine many of you have seen the movie. After reliving the same events over and over for years of Groundhog...Tags: Health, Hepatitis A , Politics, Voting, Bill Murray
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Chef returns to his roots
Sixteen years ago, Joseph Jurkivo was a busboy at Pane e Vino Italian restaurant at 2118 Schoenersville Road in Hanover Township, Northampton County, eager to make his mark on the region's food service industry.
He eventually moved up the ladder,...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants, Whitehall, Sears
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Beer distributors hop into brewing
Craft beer's popularity has kept beer distributors busy reorganizing shelves to accommodate what is a seemingly never-ending selection from microbrewers.
Now distributors have even more work to do but they're not complaining.
Thanks to a recent change...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Brew Works, Emmaus, Whole Foods Market, Macungie
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