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Additional ballot drop boxes and pop-up events set: Northampton County election update (opens the original)
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EASTON, Pa.- With the 2026 General Election just over a month away, Northampton County's election division is kicking preparations into high gear. On-demand voting and ballot services will begin on Monday, October 5, at the election division office inside the government center at 669 Washington St. in Easton. Northampton County residents who have not already applied for a mail-in or absentee ballot can register to vote (if needed), complete a ballot application, have it processed immediately, an
Bills are about to go up for UGI gas customers but it could have been worse, PUC says (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG, Pa. - Higher bills are coming for UGI's natural gas customers. But the increase approved by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) on Thursday is smaller than what UGI first requested. Under the terms of the settlement, which the PUC approved 3-1, the increase will provide an additional $65 million (5.3%) in annual operating revenues for UGI, compared to the companyâs initial request for an additional $99.4 million (8.05%). The $65 million rate adjustment will be spread o
Land eyed for warehouse development in Lower Nazareth sold to PPL Electric (opens the original)
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LOWER NAZARETH TWP., Pa. - Land at the center of a disputed warehouse project in Northampton County has been sold to PPL Electric Utilities. County property records show PPL paid $2 million for the 11.7-acre property at 4215 Lonat Drive in Lower Nazareth Township. The seller is Northampton Farms LLC, an affiliate of the Jaindl Land Development company, which had proposed building a 72,850-square-foot warehouse on the site. Those plans date back to at least 2023. Jaindl also has proposed a much
Construction begins on new apartment building to replace former bar in Upper Nazareth Township (opens the original)
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UPPER NAZARETH TWP., Pa. - A new apartment building will soon rise at the site of a former bar in Upper Nazareth Township. Construction is underway on the new three-story building at 373 East Lawn Road, the former site of the Ranch House Bar and Grill. The project was approved by the township's board of supervisors in 2024. It calls for two commercial (office) spaces and seven one-bedroom apartments. Each floor will be approximately 3,000 square feet in size. There will also be 32 parking spaces
Shares of Six Flags sink amid report investors are pushing for a sale (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.- Shares of Six Flags (NYSE: FUN) have sunk to their lowest point in years amid reports the amusement park giant is being pushed to sell. According to the Wall Street Journal, the activist hedge fund Jana Partners has called on the company's board of directors to hire an investment bank and explore a sale. Jana is unhappy with Six Flags' most recent earnings report, the Journal said, in which the company said its net loss grew to more than $202 million. Last year, Jana Partners pu
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