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Week in Review: Feb. 20 to Feb. 26
Time to catch up on the stories you missed this week on Emmaus Patch.

I spent a good part of my adult life leaving the Lehigh Valley. I've lived and worked in Turkey, China and England, but the Valley seems to be my center of gravity. After graduating from William Allen High School and Kutztown University, I went to graduate school at Emerson College in Boston and then City University in London. Traveling abroad changed me in many ways, especially in how I think of other cultures and my own. But it also made me homesick. After more than a decade of working as a teacher and journalist overseas, I returned home, to Allentown. Since then, I've been a journalism teacher and an editor for community newspapers. And now with Patch, it's clear there's no place like home.
Time to catch up on the stories you missed this week on Emmaus Patch.

Lehigh County District Attorney James Martin sends the EPD $1,000.
PennDOT says the stretch between Lower Macungie Road and Trexlertown Road is too dangerous to cross.
A roundup of the region's headlines for Friday, Feb. 25.
Water testing is clear in the neighborhood that had a water main break Wednesday.
Don't be surprised if frogs fall from the sky; everything else will today.
A study of American public schools shows East Penn gives a high return on investment.
A roundup of the region's headlines for Thursday, Feb. 24.
Patch is coming to the rescue. We’ve got the best bets for your done-work-outta-here time.
Water Main break affects residents from South 11th Street to South 13th Street.
A roundup of the region's headlines for Wednesday, Feb. 23.
It's story time at the library, if you are a three-year-old.
Emmaus Council will also discuss raising fines for failing to remove snow and ice from sidewalks.
A roundup of the region's headlines for Tuesday, Feb. 22.
EHS had 32 students selected to participate in the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association’s District 10 Chorus Festival, more than any other school.