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4 Candidates Run for North Whitehall Supervisor
Two seats are open on the North Whitehall board of supervisors.

Wendy comes to Patch with many years experience in community journalism in the Lehigh Valley. She has worked for large and small newspapers, and is an award-winning reporter who has covered stories in locales from Allentown to Afghanistan. She began her career working as a stringer for several years with the New York Times and Wall Street Journal bureaus in Philadelphia. Wendy grew up in suburban Philadelphia and is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. She has taken graduate courses in creative writing.
Two seats are open on the North Whitehall board of supervisors.

Lily Grill Seafood Sushi & Bar will open in the former Charlie Brown's restaurant on Walbert Avenue in South Whitehall.
South Whitehall commissioners approved a plan to build a Univest corporate office and two retail stores with a drive-thru at Tilghman Square.
Employees and customers at Wegmans on Tilghman Street, Allentown, joined in the Wegmans cheer at the opening of the new Market Cafe.
Parkland grad Jessica Lewis relished the physical challenges on Gordon Ramsay's 'Hell's Kitchen.'
Parkland grad Jessica Lewis relished the physical challenges on Gordon Ramsay's 'Hell's Kitchen.'
The personnel moves were approved at Tuesday night's Parkland School Board meeting.
Local business, government and religious leaders volunteered with Meals on Wheels on Wednesday in recognition of March for Meals day.
The long-anticipated opening of Wegmans Market Café on Tilghman Street is expected to arrive with lots of fanfare on Thursday.
Ferrel M. George, 96, of Schnecksville, died March 19.
The Lehigh Valley Decorative Painters donated a painting of Cedarbrook Nursing Home that depicts it in its early days as a working farm.
The following information was provided by State Police at Bethlehem.
Embassy Bank reported it received bad checks, according to South Whitehall Police.
Teacher Sandi Gackenbach was nominated by a student and her family for the award, which includes a contest with prizes including an Apple iPad and a Kia automobile lease.
Teacher Sandi Gackenbach was nominated by a student and her family for the award, which includes a contest with prizes including an Apple iPad and a Kia automobile lease.
A proposed $1.5 million in spending cuts for the 2013-14 school year will be discussed by the school board at Tuesday night's meeting.
Lehigh Carbon Community College is offering a fitness course for children 8-12 years old.
They came ready to taste and judge at Asbury United Methodist's annual chili cook-off on Saturday.
Susan Ellis Wild, a lawyer from South Whitehall, is running unopposed on the Democratic ticket in District 2 primary race for Lehigh County commissioner.
Due to the forecast for inclement weather, Parkland School District will dismiss students early on Monday.