People rely on oil for transportation, industrial production, agriculture and everyday products. As fuel prices rise, the economic strain is…
Browsing: Bethlehem
In the downstairs bedroom of her daughter’s house, Elsie Berrios fought silently. Her days as a valued cook were behind…
In November, U&Tea — a local Chinese restaurant — expanded into the neighboring property, opening U&T Asian Market. Located at…
Friends of the Bethlehem Mounted Police recently received a $50,000 state grant to fund new training structures for the city’s…
More than 300 people attended Bethlehem’s annual state of the city address on April 8, delivered by Mayor J. William…
On Tuesday, at a Bethlehem City Council meeting, residents raised concerns about odors from a Spray-Tek factory in west Bethlehem…
On a 17-degree day in Bethlehem, about 60 cyclists — bundled in layers and gripping frozen handlebars — showed up…
Thousands gathered on Saturday at the Bethlehem Rose Garden for the Lehigh Valley’s portion of the nationwide “No Kings” protest.…
In 2023, Jack Silva, ‘09G, signed a five-year contract as superintendent set to expire on June 30, 2028. Three years…
The Lehigh Valley chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America is working on a petition to bring universal free school…