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Fox Attacks 2, Later Killed by Animal Control Officer
A fox attacked two men in separate incidents in Bethlehem on Saturday, and it was later destroyed by an Animal Control Officer because of its aggressiveness, Bethlehem police said a blog posting.
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Who's Hiring: NVS Salon, The Original Tavern House
Are you looking for work? Is a good friend or family member in need of a job? Check out these local employment opportunities recently posted online at Craigslist's Lehigh Valley site .
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Alleged Pot Find in Boy's Room, Rt. 412 'Havoc' Top Local News
Lower Saucon Township Police say a woman contacted them after allegedly finding marijuana and drug paraphernalia in her 15-year-old son's room.
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Democrats Pick Mayoral Nominee, 'Restaurant Impossible' Visit Top Bethlehem News
Reynolds Concedes, Donchez Wins Mayor Nomination With one broken voting machine's contents remaining to be deciphered, J. William Reynolds called Bob Donchez Wednesday afternoon to congratulate him on winning a hard-fought Democratic primary for Bethlehem mayor .
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Annual Memorial Day Parade Marches Monday
The annual Bethlehem Memorial Day Parade and service will take place from about 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday morning along Linden Street and the Bethlehem Memorial Park Cemetery .
14 hrs ago | Patch.com
Memorial Day: What's Closed, What's Open
Monday is Memorial Day, when we remember those who died serving our country. It is a federal and state holiday.
17 hrs ago | AOL City Guide
This downtown Bethlehem, Pennsylvania hotel is 4.5 miles from Lehigh Valley International Airport.
Historic Bethlehem completes climate-controlled resource center
Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites has owned a 44-piece historic dollhouse collection for six years, but it's mostly remained in boxes because the organization didn't have a place to keep it safe.
Waldron Clinches 4th Dem City Council Nomination
Adam Waldron held on to a narrow primary election margin and took the fourth and final Democratic nomination for Bethlehem City Council , according to unofficial vote totals.
Poco, Pure Prairie League Appear at Free Concert Series
Classic soft rock acts Poco and Pure Prairie League help the Levitt Pavilion at SteelStacks officially launch its annual free summer concert series this Memorial Day Holiday weekend in South Bethlehem.
In historic vote Boy Scouts allow gay Scout members
The Boy Scouts have made a historic announcement allowing openly gay boys into the organization but a ban remains for gay Scout leaders.
Top Lehigh Valley events include Mayfair, Bethlehem Rocks, 'Midsummer Night's Dream'
Still largely an open-air event with two outdoor stages and one indoor stage, the arts festival featuring music, food and artists continues through Monday.
Fire Mars 'Restaurant Impossible' Filming
Food Network chef Robert Irvine is known to get a little firery with his 'Restaurant Impossible' restaurant owners, but on Wednesday afternoon in Fountain Hill, he may have gotten a taste of the real thing.
Graffiti painted on two Bethlehem schools
Officials in the Bethlehem School District say someone spray-painted gang-related images on two city schools.
Punching Slot Machine Costs Man $1,510, Police Say
A Queens, New York man who marked his 63rd birthday over the weekend admitted he punched out a slot machine at the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem early Monday, leaving the casino with a $1,510 bill for a replacement video display screen.
Drunken Woman Peed in Road, Police Say
A Bethlehem woman has been charged with DUI, after Lower Saucon Township Police say she drove off Flint Hill Road, flattening a tire and disabling her vehicle in the process.
After 18 Years on 'Most Wanted' List, Fugitive Pleads Guilty to Murder
A man who spent 18 years on Pennsylvania's "Most Wanted" List has pleaded guilty to a 1994 murder in a South Bethlehem parking lot.
Easton council member announces he is stepping down and leaving city
PennDOT Has Imposed 'Havoc' on Hellertown [Letter]
Note: The following letter is addressed to Pennsylvania governor Tom Corbett. A copy of the letter was shared by its author with Hellertown-Lower Saucon Patch.