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Venus has now become the sole guardian of evening twilight. View it about 30 minutes after sundown in the same direction where the “sun goes down” low in the WNW.
Executive director for foundation, court reporter and technician are some of the jobs available in the South Whitehall, North Whitehall and Upper Macungie area.
Here is a list of the top local stories that ran last week on North Whitehall Patch.
Venus has now become the sole guardian of evening twilight. View it about 30 minutes after sundown in the same direction where the “sun goes down” low in the WNW.
The Supreme Court says taking a swab of DNA sample from the inside of a cheek of a defendant is no different than other booking procedures, such as mug shots and fingerprinting.
The Parkland School Board accepted resignations, retirements and approved hires at Tuesday night's board meeting.
Schnecksville Fair free shows include Gator Boys, Tom Yurasits Magic & Illusion, Masters of the Chainsaw, Wanna Be a Farmer, hot air balloon launches, antique tractor display.
The Parkland School Board accepted resignations, retirements and approved hires at Tuesday night's board meeting.
Alleged embezzler Nancy Tonkin, the former South Whitehall Township utility supervisor, is out on $200,000 bail.
John Deere and Allis-Chalmers were among some of the classic antique tractors that looped around the Schnecksville Fair opening night.
A goat show, chainsaw carving championship, rhubarb contest, fireworks and entertainment by Crazy Hearts join Friday's lineup at the Schnecksville Fair.
PennDOT will repair the I-476/Northeast Extension Bridge over PA Route 329 beginning Friday.
Elizabeth Ann Regan, of Schnecksville, graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in communication studies from James Madison University.
The steer beef and dairy beef show, Keystone quarter midget club race and international chainsaw carving competition are among Thursday's lineup at the Schnecksville Community Fair.
Joseph R. Knauss, 28, pleaded guilty to running over Richard Heydt in the Embassy Bank parking lot in 2010.
The Parkland School Board hired a Lancaster law firm Tuesday to represent the school district in the lawsuit filed against it by the Parkland Community Library over the board's proposed lowering of the library tax.
The Parkland School District property tax hike could be lowered to 1.9 percent when the board votes next Tuesday because the district added nearly $500,000 in unexpected revenue and savings to the 2013-2014 budget.
The Parkland School District property tax hike could be lowered to 1.9 percent when the board votes next Tuesday because the district added nearly $500,000 in unexpected revenue and savings to the 2013-2014 budget.
