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Eckley E. Patch Post 470 Originally published in 2004 It’s Wednesday, 7 p.m., and I’m over at the Legion home in Bath. I have never...

by HOME NEWS STAFF On Wednesday, Jan. 8, Council met to discuss the Rental Inspection and Registry Ordinance. Shannon Callouri from CodeMaster Inspection Services was present to field questions from...

submitted by Becky Bartlett Lamont McClure and Area Agency on Aging will begin their Emergency Fuel Program on Jan. 13, 2020. To be eligible, residents must be age 60...

The Moore Township Board of Supervisors had their re-organization meeting at 7 p.m. on Jan. 6 at the Moore Township Municipal building. Daniel Piorkowski will remain chairman and David Shaffer will continue to serve as...

During their first meeting of 2020 on January 6, the Borough of Bath Council swore in four reelected council members. Barry Fenstermaker, Phyllis Andrews, Mark Saginario, and Frank Hesch were all sworn in for new...

Following a January 3 fire that injured at least two people, Bath Mayor Fiorella Mirabito is urging the borough’s council to push forward with a rental inspection ordinance before another tragedy strikes the borough. Plans...

Left to right: Tony Plucker, Austin Plucker and Mark Plucker. Tony, Mark and Austin Plucker, and former family members, have over 130 years of service at Evansville, the...

In today’s column, myself and my friend Larry Oberly, with camera in hand, continue to remember the old Northampton Brewery that was located on Newport Avenue. The brewery was founded in 1903...

On December 19, Northampton Borough Council granted final conditional approval for 40 new townhomes behind the CVS and Redner’s Quick Shoppe on West 21st Street. The townhomes will be constructed by Northampton Residential, LLC, who...

After a number of East Allen Township residents expressed concerns over a possible mining expansion by Keystone Cement, the cement company gave residents and the township’s supervisors a thorough presentation on future plans, which include...