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E-mail: Josh.Popichak@patch.com
Phone: 610-216-6043
Unlike many younger (and older) editors, I never went to J-school (that's "journalism school" for those of you who don't use the new media lingo). Most journalism schools are part of medium or large universities, and as a graduate of a large high school I wanted to downsize my education when I went away to college. That was one of the reasons I chose to attend Bates, a liberal arts college in Maine rooted in the traditions of egalitarianism. As a "Batesie" I majored in history and became the features editor for our school newspaper, The Student, before graduating and leaving the beautiful state of Maine behind in 1999. I returned to Pennsylvania and spent several eye-opening years exploring other fields and potential career paths, before feeling called to write and edit again. That was in 2005, when I joined the team at the Saucon News and began to cover Hellertown and Lower Saucon Township as full-time reporter.
On a personal level, I have always been a bit of a newshound and I think that's because I'm constantly trying to understand how the events of today are shaped and influenced by our shared history. I like to think that I have a curious mind, which is a trait I believe every journalist should have.
Right now I'm looking forward to learning a lot more about the Saucon Valley, including more about its history, its present, and its future, and I sincerely hope you'll join me on this journey!
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State Rep. Justin Simmons will host a safety fair this Saturday at the Upper Saucon Township Volunteer Fire Department in Center Valley.
Jani Swiatek of Hellertown was recently named to the spring 2013 dean's list at Villanova University.
According to police and the Lehigh County district attorney, Patrick Quinn, 27, and Kelly Cunningham, 22, both of Lower Saucon Township, stole or damaged more than $205,000 in property from 76 homes during a six-month, four-county spree.
According to police and the Lehigh County district attorney, Patrick Quinn, 27, of Riverside Drive and Kelly Cunningham, 22, of Nancy Lee Court stole or damaged more than $205,000 in property during a six-month spree.
Take a look at some deals and discounts available to teachers at major retailers.
Take a look at some deals and discounts available to teachers at major retailers.
Richard Allan Bruch died Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013.
A fund has been set up on Give Forward to raise money for surgery for Goldie the poodle at the Lehigh County Humane Society.
No Quarter Training is offering free fitness training to anyone who plans to participate in the Oct. 19 Family Weekend 5K Run/Walk in Hellertown.
Lehigh University president Alice Gast told the Upper Saucon Township Board of Supervisors that the school has no immediate plans to develop a large tract in the township.
Pennsylvania State Police at Belfast say a New York man struck the center barrier on I-78 in Lower Saucon Township after losing control of his vehicle while driving.
State police at Belfast said Richard A. Longley, 65, of Nazareth was cited after he allegedly rear-ended a truck in front of him on I-78 in Lower Saucon Township.
It's back-to-school season, and one Hellertown business is helping families in need by accepting donations of school supplies.
It's almost time for another exciting season of Panther football to begin in the Southern Lehigh School District.
The start of another Saucon Valley school year is right around the corner.
The U.S. is the only developed nation that does not require employers to offer paid vacation, according to a report. Provided by AOL Jobs.
Lower Saucon Township Police say a man was cited for public drunkenness, after he was allegedly found sitting in the road while intoxicated.
Flooded roadways can be more dangerous than you think.
Timothy Jay Keck, of Mount Pleasant Road, Lower Saucon Township, allegedly deposited funds stolen from a safe at the Hellertown Area Library into a bank account he shares with his father.