The venue on Hamilton Street is expected to host more than 200 shows each year.
Justin Backover
Business & Policy Reporter
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Zoning and Planning
Wednesday, October 02, 2024
Wednesday, September 25, 2024
The proposal, known as Farmersville Estates, calls for single-family homes on 206 lots on 290 acres in Bethlehem Township.
Steve Althouse
WFMZ.com Reporter
The extension provides the company with an additional six months.
Steve Althouse
WFMZ.com Reporter
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City, Township and County Government
Thursday, October 03, 2024
Northampton County Council will consider a land swap with one of the biggest warehouse operators in the region, all for the sake of a local trail.
Amy Unger
WFMZ.com Reporter
One change is that sound will now be measured at the property from where the noise is coming, rather than from the property of the complaining resident.
Steve Althouse
WFMZ.com Reporter
Local leaders, business community, gather for state of the county address.
Amy Unger
WFMZ.com Reporter
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State Government
Tuesday, August 27, 2024
Reading Area Community College is getting a big boost from the state.
Tuesday, July 16, 2024
If the bill is passed, farmers could start to sell yogurt and kefir.
Sara Madonna
Reporter
Thursday, May 09, 2024
During discussion of the proposal for the new apartments, the developer addressed whether affordable housing would be part of the plan.
Kat Schneider
WFMZ.com Reporter
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School Boards
Tuesday, September 24, 2024
The school board of the Easton Area School District approved an agreement that revitalizes basketball courts at a local park with the help of the city.
Samantha Garcia
Digital Producer / WFMZ.com Reporter
Monday, September 23, 2024
Bethlehem Area School District administrators would get an alert if vaping, nicotine, THC or anything that changes the air quality were detected.
Kat Schneider
WFMZ.com Reporter
A school board in Carbon County will review a draft policy that could require parental permission for students to access certain library books.
Samantha Garcia
Digital Producer / WFMZ.com Reporter
