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Fatal Fire: St. Ann's Students Raise $800 for Victims
The students, faculty and staff of St. Ann's in Emmaus contributed $800 to purchase gift cards for the families displaced by the recent fatal apartment fire in the borough of Emmaus.

Is an Apology Enough From School Board's Julian Stolz? [Poll]
A parent confronted the East Penn School Board with controversial social media content written by Director Julian Stolz. Is it enough for Stolz to apologize?

Land development in Lower Macungie Township is a major concern for residents who live in nearby municipalities.

Wescosville Teacher Named B104 Teacher of the Month
Mike Mauro, who teaches third grade at Wescosville Elementary School, was nominated for the B104 'Teacher Salute' award by one of his students.

Zionsville Man Picked to Head Local Red Cross Chapter
Peter Brown of Zionsville, a longtime volunteer with 29 years of experience in banking, is new CEO of American Red Cross Northeast Pennsylvania Chapter.

Charles Ballard defines and theorizes on demagogues.

Urine-Controlled Video Games Installed at Coca-Cola Park
Home of IronPigs will be the first venue in North America to feature hands-free urinal video games in all of the ballpark's men's rooms.

East Penn Cuts 'Courtesy Busing' Limit in Half
The East Penn School Board changes its busing practice for elementary schools, shortening the distance students must live from schools to qualify for a bus ride.

Dad Demands School Board Director's Resignation
Lou Schuler, father of three East Penn students, wants Julian Stolz to resign from the East Penn School Board for comments Stolz made on Twitter.

Upper Milford Youth Association and Cub Scouts Pack 31 joined forces on Saturday morning to help prepare Lenape Park for spring.

Call Emmaus Police or the Lehigh Valley Crime Stoppers confidential tip line if you have any information on the Emmaus High School bomb threats.

'It Hurt That We Couldn't Help Them:' Emmaus Firefighter
A 24-year-old first responder recalls the duplex fire that killed four in Emmaus and the firefighters' all-out efforts to save them.

Emmaus High's 'Shave for the Brave' Raises $45K for Pediatric Cancer
Proceeds from Emmaus High School's third annual event go to pediatric cancer research.