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‘Better is possible’: Allentown nonprofit celebrates opening of new affordable apartment building, where average rent is just $525 a month (opens the original)
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Two months ago, Allentown resident and single mom Beverlyn Vazquez was living in a hotel room on MacArthur Road with her four children, two of whom are disabled, because she could not afford a permanent place to call home. Now, she lives in a newly renovated, two-bedroom apartment in the Old Allentown neighborhood, with an updated galley kitchen and bathroom, two bedrooms and a spacious living room with a large window overlooking the historic rowhomes on Gordon Street. “It’s been wonderful, comi
Planners raise questions about Allentown and Bethlehem data center proposals (opens the original)
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Lehigh Valley planning officials voiced concerns about the impacts that two data centers in urban areas could have on the surrounding neighborhoods and local environment. On the Lehigh Valley Planning Commissioners agenda Tuesday were two proposed data center developments in the Lehigh Valley: one in Allentown and one in Bethlehem. The regional planning commission is tasked with making recommendations for cities and towns, who have the final say on whether or not land developments can go forward
After years of delays, Bethlehem Co-op Market sets 2026 opening date (opens the original)
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The Bethlehem Co-op Market will officially open in December, following years of delays. In a news release, the market announced that it will officially open its doors Dec. 5 at its 250 E. Broad Street location. “Reaching this milestone is the result of many years of commitment from so many people who believed in the idea of a community-owned grocery store in Bethlehem and helped bring it to life,” Co-op board Chair Todd Mertz said in a statement. “Now we get to welcome people into the store, fil
After jury verdict, both Allentown and ex-employee declare victory in discrimination case. Why and what comes next? (opens the original)
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After a three-day trial in federal court, a jury issued a mixed verdict in a former Allentown employee’s discrimination lawsuit against the city, leading both sides to declare victory. According to court documents, a jury found the city not liable in the firing of former human resources generalist Karen Ocasio, after demonstrating a “legitimate, non-retaliatory reason” for her firing. However, jurors also said they believed Ocasio’s termination was connected to her filing of discrimination compl
How Flock cameras are used in Lehigh Valley, and why some want them banned (opens the original)
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The Lehigh Valley is no exception to the proliferation of Flock Safety license plate reader cameras, nor the growing public opposition to such surveillance technology that some call a tool of “mass surveillance.” There are at least 238 license plate reader cameras across the Lehigh Valley, from urban areas like Allentown and Bethlehem to suburbs like Hanover Township and rural North Whitehall Township, according to a crowd-sourced map of LPR cameras. Nationwide, over 6,000 communities use Flock
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