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Catholics gather to remember 9/11 at Diocese of Allentown’s 'Red, White and Blue' mass (opens the original)
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ALLENTOWN, Pa. â At Cathedral Church of St. Catharine of Siena in Allentown, the faithful remember the day that broke America's heart on 9/11. "In 25 years in the war on terrorism, we have lost many, many people seeking to protect us in our homeland, and we are so very grateful to them,â said Roman Catholic Diocese of Allentown Bishop Alfred Schlert. Some in attendance weren't alive when it happened. For some who were, the scars are still raw. "I had a cousin that died in 9/11," said Brian H
Allentown Art Museum approved for inclusion in Neighborhood Improvement Zone (opens the original)
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ALLENTOWN, Pa. -- The future Allentown Art Museum at 10th and Hamilton will be part of the Neighborhood Improvement Zone, also known as the NIZ. ANIZDA, the body that governs Allentown's special taxing district, approved the art museum's inclusion earlier Wednesday. Museum officials say the approval will allow the project to tap up to 9 million in state funds to help pay for a portion of the $50-55 million project. Allentown Art Museum President and CEO Max Weintraub released a statement followi
Allentown City Councilwoman concerned about potential double-digit tax increase in 2027 budget talks (opens the original)
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ALLENTOWN, Pa. -- Allentown City Councilwoman Candida Affa says she's worried about a double-digit tax increase for Allentown in 2027 for two reasons. The first is the city's capital projects, like a $37 million police station and a $65 million Fire station and Health Bureau. Second is the city's stormwater fee, paid by property owners to fund federally mandated flood-prevention and drainage infrastructure. In April, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled West Chester's fees were a tax, to which n
Allentown Art Museum seeking NIZ approval for new $55M downtown location (opens the original)
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ALLENTOWN, Pa. - As the Allentown Art Museum makes plans to move from its current location on 5th Street, museum officials are hoping being in the Neighborhood Improvement Zone (NIZ) will be part of that plan. "We're hoping that we can get permission to enter into the NIZ to benefit from some of the state taxes that return to the NIZ," said Allentown Art Museum President Max Weintraub. Right now, the museum gets around 60,000 visitors a year. Weintraub says the new location at 10th and Hamilton
Former Lehigh County District Attorney Jim Martin remembered by coworkers, friends, family (opens the original)
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LEHIGH COUNTY, Pa. - The skies above the Lehigh County Courthouse are as somber as the mood inside. At the District Attorney's office, staff members are remembering former District Attorney Jim Martin. "You see him as a litigator, tough as nails litigator, getting the job done, but on the flip side, he loved golf. He loved his friends, and he loved his family," said Attorney Steve Luksa, who served as Martin's First Assistant District Attorney for 15 years. "Someone that really taught me what it
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