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Population shifts to townships 8 percent rise in last 8 years
In the eight years, from the April 1, 2000 Census to the current estimate of July 1, 2008, Pennsylvania's population has remained relatively stable a ' going from 12,281,054 to 12,448,279, an increase of 167,225 people, or about 1 percent.
Today's Photo Journal - June 22, 2009
Emergency workers at work during a rescue on the Lehigh River between Parryville and Bowmanstown in Carbon County on Saturday afternoon after several rafts of the White Water Challengers overturned.
Woman Rescued After Rafts Capsize on the Lehigh River
A woman was rescued on the Lehigh River on Saturday afternoon, after becoming separated from her group when three rafts turned over.
Plenty of nominations decided in Lehighton area balloting
Democratic and Republican nominations for offices of mayor, council and supervisor in six municipalities that comprise Lehighton area municipalities were decided on Tuesday when voters participated in Primary Election 2009.
All of the Lehighton area municipalities have contests in upcoming election
All six municipalities that comprise the Lehighton Area School District have Primary Election contests on Tuesday, May 19.
BOB FORD/TIMES NEWS A tanker from the Bowmanstown Fire Department is parked along Oak Street in the Meadow Crest section of Bowmanstown as heavy smoke from a raging forest fire billows in the background.
Officials Break Ground on Two New Bridges
A smoother ride is in store for drivers in parts of Carbon County. Officials broke ground today on a new project to replace two bridges crossing the Lehigh River and the Pohopoco Creek on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Parryville.
Turnpike bridgework starts near Lehighton
The most expensive project ever on the Pennsylvania Turnpike's northeast extension -- a $101.6 million job that for the first time will replace a main bridge in the road's 52-year existence -- began in earnest today in Carbon County after nearly three months of site preparation.
$1.9 million project will replace Northeast Extension span
A bridge that carries up to 13,000 vehicles a day from the Northeast Extension to tourist areas such as Jim Thorpe and the Poconos will be replaced this summer, officials said Wednesday.
A Summit Hill man who has been accused of setting a series of brush fires in Carbon County last spring, waived his right to a preliminary hearing before District Justice Bruce Appleton of Palmerton on Tuesday.
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