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Lehigh sorority sisters take on food insecurity with "Beat the Numbers" drive (opens the original)
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - All month long, organizations and individuals have been collecting food and raising money for those in our community who are hungry. A sorority at Lehigh University is also joining the fight against food insecurity by hosting its Beat the Numbers food drive. "4.8 million people in the US are food insecure, so we are trying to collect 480 food items this month," said Isabelle Marquis, who is the Vice President of Philanthropy at Lehigh's chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta. It is a mont
National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program to fund chargers in Lehigh Valley and beyond (opens the original)
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LEHIGH VALLEY, Pa. - New places to charge up are coming to the Lehigh Valley and beyond. Electric vehicle chargers will become more accessible in the area as part of a national program, and Pennsylvania's transportation secretary was in Bethlehem to announce the 32 million dollars in funding to make it happen. The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program will fund up to 85 new electric vehicle chargers in Eastern Pennsylvania. This new round of funding is focusing on where you are. "This
$90K worth of stolen items returned to victims following robbery from storage unit (opens the original)
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SOUTH WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. - South Whitehall Township Police have reunited victims with more than $90,000 worth of items that were stolen from storage units. Now, a man is facing charges, and police say they believe there could be more victims. An initial reported break-in at Public Storage in South Whitehall Township in June turned into two when police responded, discovering that locks and interior walls were damaged to gain access to the units. More than $15,000 worth of property was stolen. "T
'It's different every day': Truck drivers recognized for National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (opens the original)
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ALLENTOWN, Pa. - The truck drivers who transport our goods from point A to point B play a critical role in our economy and supply chain. Tuesday afternoon, 69 News asked drivers what they like about trucking. Craig McDonough has been driving a truck for 40 years; he said the industry is steady. "You don't have to sit at an office desk for one," said Chris Sepanski, who has been a truck driver for 8 years. "You get to see the open road. It's different every day," said David Hickman. This week is
From groceries to fertilizer: How diesel prices will affect what you pay (opens the original)
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While diesel is most likely used by commercial vehicles, economists say the increasing prices will have a trickle-down effect. The trickle down could impact all of us. It is not often we think about how the items we buy in stores or online get to us, but economists say we will see prices rise on everything from groceries to fertilizer. It is all because of the diesel it takes to get goods from point A to point B. Even before this week's increases, we were already starting to see the effects tric
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