Sacred Heart Church news Sacred Heart Parish, Lafayette Avenue in Palmerton, continues to offer its regular weekend Mass schedule following all C... Students named to Cabrini dean’s list The following local students were named to the dean’s list at Cabrini University for the spring 2020 semester: • Alexis ... York College graduation, spring 2020 Over 650 students graduated from York College of Pennsylvania on May 31. Local students include: • Jian Gentile of Jim ... Where We Live: The right way to distance The phrase “social distancing” is used incorrectly. Somehow, when we started taking precautions for the pandemic, the C... Inside looking out: A telemarketer’s dream call Everyone who owns a phone deals differently with telemarketers. Some politely say, “I’m not interested” and quickly hang... It’s in your nature: Around the pond The “Dog Days of August” are upon us. July 2020 will be recorded as one of the warmest months ever. We can see a light a... Students graduate from WGU The following local residents have earned a degree from Western Governors University. The online, nonprofit university h... The Painted Lady: Effort underway to restore 1870 Tamaqua Victorian homas “TJ” Walker and two partners are in love with a common mission. The object of their affections is a Painted Lady, ... Life with Liz: No easy decisions It’s August. We should be back to school shopping. The boys should be heading into the grueling hot days of band camp. A... Human concerns This year has certainly been a year to remember. There are plenty of years that I couldn’t tell you a single thing that ... Latest Photo GalleriesCreeks swelled by Isaias flood Carbon-area roads2020-08-05Cancer Society Drive-Through Luminaria Service2020-08-05Pleasant Valley Class of 2020 graduates2020-07-26'Support Our Police' rally in Lehighton2020-07-18Opinion Postal service seeks efficiency over speed During the nearly 12 years I have lived at my current address, up until about three weeks ago, I had never gone a day without some kind of m... To all the ‘knuckleheads’ out there Inaction, indifference emboldens ‘dark forces’ Ashamed Mail-in voting needs improvementsOn This Date - News A look back: Aug. 7, 1985 In a report to the Lansford Borough Council, Vincent Spisak Jr., manager of the town’s recreation center (swimming pool), noted daily attend... A look back: Aug. 6, 1984 A look back: Aug. 5, 1983 A look back: Aug. 4, 1982 A look back: Aug. 3, 1987AP News No parties, no trips: Colleges set COVID-19 rules for fall 5.1-magnitude quake hits NC; no damage reported Postal Service emerges as flash point heading into election Census Bureau drop-outs complicate door-knocking efforts Oregon trooper injured, 24 arrested in Portland protests Increased student harm, suicide tips reported during COVID Tropic storm Isaias whips up eastern US, killing at least 6 Isaias strengthens slightly as it crawls up Florida coast Campaigns bring dueling messages to Pa. this week 1 2 3 » Next Coroner rules Savages player's death a homicide Carbon Savages football team member fatally shot Carbon woman sent to jail for endangering her young son Two blocks being evacuated in Palmerton Man dies in ATV crash in Nesquehoning
Students named to Cabrini dean’s list The following local students were named to the dean’s list at Cabrini University for the spring 2020 semester: • Alexis ... York College graduation, spring 2020 Over 650 students graduated from York College of Pennsylvania on May 31. Local students include: • Jian Gentile of Jim ... Where We Live: The right way to distance The phrase “social distancing” is used incorrectly. Somehow, when we started taking precautions for the pandemic, the C... Inside looking out: A telemarketer’s dream call Everyone who owns a phone deals differently with telemarketers. Some politely say, “I’m not interested” and quickly hang... It’s in your nature: Around the pond The “Dog Days of August” are upon us. July 2020 will be recorded as one of the warmest months ever. We can see a light a... Students graduate from WGU The following local residents have earned a degree from Western Governors University. The online, nonprofit university h... The Painted Lady: Effort underway to restore 1870 Tamaqua Victorian homas “TJ” Walker and two partners are in love with a common mission. The object of their affections is a Painted Lady, ... Life with Liz: No easy decisions It’s August. We should be back to school shopping. The boys should be heading into the grueling hot days of band camp. A... Human concerns This year has certainly been a year to remember. There are plenty of years that I couldn’t tell you a single thing that ... Latest Photo GalleriesCreeks swelled by Isaias flood Carbon-area roads2020-08-05Cancer Society Drive-Through Luminaria Service2020-08-05Pleasant Valley Class of 2020 graduates2020-07-26'Support Our Police' rally in Lehighton2020-07-18Opinion Postal service seeks efficiency over speed During the nearly 12 years I have lived at my current address, up until about three weeks ago, I had never gone a day without some kind of m... To all the ‘knuckleheads’ out there Inaction, indifference emboldens ‘dark forces’ Ashamed Mail-in voting needs improvementsOn This Date - News A look back: Aug. 7, 1985 In a report to the Lansford Borough Council, Vincent Spisak Jr., manager of the town’s recreation center (swimming pool), noted daily attend... A look back: Aug. 6, 1984 A look back: Aug. 5, 1983 A look back: Aug. 4, 1982 A look back: Aug. 3, 1987AP News No parties, no trips: Colleges set COVID-19 rules for fall 5.1-magnitude quake hits NC; no damage reported Postal Service emerges as flash point heading into election Census Bureau drop-outs complicate door-knocking efforts Oregon trooper injured, 24 arrested in Portland protests Increased student harm, suicide tips reported during COVID Tropic storm Isaias whips up eastern US, killing at least 6 Isaias strengthens slightly as it crawls up Florida coast Campaigns bring dueling messages to Pa. this week 1 2 3 » Next Coroner rules Savages player's death a homicide Carbon Savages football team member fatally shot Carbon woman sent to jail for endangering her young son Two blocks being evacuated in Palmerton Man dies in ATV crash in Nesquehoning
York College graduation, spring 2020 Over 650 students graduated from York College of Pennsylvania on May 31. Local students include: • Jian Gentile of Jim ... Where We Live: The right way to distance The phrase “social distancing” is used incorrectly. Somehow, when we started taking precautions for the pandemic, the C... Inside looking out: A telemarketer’s dream call Everyone who owns a phone deals differently with telemarketers. Some politely say, “I’m not interested” and quickly hang... It’s in your nature: Around the pond The “Dog Days of August” are upon us. July 2020 will be recorded as one of the warmest months ever. We can see a light a... Students graduate from WGU The following local residents have earned a degree from Western Governors University. The online, nonprofit university h... The Painted Lady: Effort underway to restore 1870 Tamaqua Victorian homas “TJ” Walker and two partners are in love with a common mission. The object of their affections is a Painted Lady, ... Life with Liz: No easy decisions It’s August. We should be back to school shopping. The boys should be heading into the grueling hot days of band camp. A... Human concerns This year has certainly been a year to remember. There are plenty of years that I couldn’t tell you a single thing that ... Latest Photo GalleriesCreeks swelled by Isaias flood Carbon-area roads2020-08-05Cancer Society Drive-Through Luminaria Service2020-08-05Pleasant Valley Class of 2020 graduates2020-07-26'Support Our Police' rally in Lehighton2020-07-18Opinion Postal service seeks efficiency over speed During the nearly 12 years I have lived at my current address, up until about three weeks ago, I had never gone a day without some kind of m... To all the ‘knuckleheads’ out there Inaction, indifference emboldens ‘dark forces’ Ashamed Mail-in voting needs improvementsOn This Date - News A look back: Aug. 7, 1985 In a report to the Lansford Borough Council, Vincent Spisak Jr., manager of the town’s recreation center (swimming pool), noted daily attend... A look back: Aug. 6, 1984 A look back: Aug. 5, 1983 A look back: Aug. 4, 1982 A look back: Aug. 3, 1987AP News No parties, no trips: Colleges set COVID-19 rules for fall 5.1-magnitude quake hits NC; no damage reported Postal Service emerges as flash point heading into election Census Bureau drop-outs complicate door-knocking efforts Oregon trooper injured, 24 arrested in Portland protests Increased student harm, suicide tips reported during COVID Tropic storm Isaias whips up eastern US, killing at least 6 Isaias strengthens slightly as it crawls up Florida coast Campaigns bring dueling messages to Pa. this week 1 2 3 » Next Coroner rules Savages player's death a homicide Carbon Savages football team member fatally shot Carbon woman sent to jail for endangering her young son Two blocks being evacuated in Palmerton Man dies in ATV crash in Nesquehoning
Where We Live: The right way to distance The phrase “social distancing” is used incorrectly. Somehow, when we started taking precautions for the pandemic, the C... Inside looking out: A telemarketer’s dream call Everyone who owns a phone deals differently with telemarketers. Some politely say, “I’m not interested” and quickly hang... It’s in your nature: Around the pond The “Dog Days of August” are upon us. July 2020 will be recorded as one of the warmest months ever. We can see a light a... Students graduate from WGU The following local residents have earned a degree from Western Governors University. The online, nonprofit university h... The Painted Lady: Effort underway to restore 1870 Tamaqua Victorian homas “TJ” Walker and two partners are in love with a common mission. The object of their affections is a Painted Lady, ... Life with Liz: No easy decisions It’s August. We should be back to school shopping. The boys should be heading into the grueling hot days of band camp. A... Human concerns This year has certainly been a year to remember. There are plenty of years that I couldn’t tell you a single thing that ... Latest Photo GalleriesCreeks swelled by Isaias flood Carbon-area roads2020-08-05Cancer Society Drive-Through Luminaria Service2020-08-05Pleasant Valley Class of 2020 graduates2020-07-26'Support Our Police' rally in Lehighton2020-07-18Opinion Postal service seeks efficiency over speed During the nearly 12 years I have lived at my current address, up until about three weeks ago, I had never gone a day without some kind of m... To all the ‘knuckleheads’ out there Inaction, indifference emboldens ‘dark forces’ Ashamed Mail-in voting needs improvementsOn This Date - News A look back: Aug. 7, 1985 In a report to the Lansford Borough Council, Vincent Spisak Jr., manager of the town’s recreation center (swimming pool), noted daily attend... A look back: Aug. 6, 1984 A look back: Aug. 5, 1983 A look back: Aug. 4, 1982 A look back: Aug. 3, 1987AP News No parties, no trips: Colleges set COVID-19 rules for fall 5.1-magnitude quake hits NC; no damage reported Postal Service emerges as flash point heading into election Census Bureau drop-outs complicate door-knocking efforts Oregon trooper injured, 24 arrested in Portland protests Increased student harm, suicide tips reported during COVID Tropic storm Isaias whips up eastern US, killing at least 6 Isaias strengthens slightly as it crawls up Florida coast Campaigns bring dueling messages to Pa. this week 1 2 3 » Next Coroner rules Savages player's death a homicide Carbon Savages football team member fatally shot Carbon woman sent to jail for endangering her young son Two blocks being evacuated in Palmerton Man dies in ATV crash in Nesquehoning
Inside looking out: A telemarketer’s dream call Everyone who owns a phone deals differently with telemarketers. Some politely say, “I’m not interested” and quickly hang...
It’s in your nature: Around the pond The “Dog Days of August” are upon us. July 2020 will be recorded as one of the warmest months ever. We can see a light a... Students graduate from WGU The following local residents have earned a degree from Western Governors University. The online, nonprofit university h... The Painted Lady: Effort underway to restore 1870 Tamaqua Victorian homas “TJ” Walker and two partners are in love with a common mission. The object of their affections is a Painted Lady, ... Life with Liz: No easy decisions It’s August. We should be back to school shopping. The boys should be heading into the grueling hot days of band camp. A... Human concerns This year has certainly been a year to remember. There are plenty of years that I couldn’t tell you a single thing that ... Latest Photo GalleriesCreeks swelled by Isaias flood Carbon-area roads2020-08-05Cancer Society Drive-Through Luminaria Service2020-08-05Pleasant Valley Class of 2020 graduates2020-07-26'Support Our Police' rally in Lehighton2020-07-18Opinion Postal service seeks efficiency over speed During the nearly 12 years I have lived at my current address, up until about three weeks ago, I had never gone a day without some kind of m... To all the ‘knuckleheads’ out there Inaction, indifference emboldens ‘dark forces’ Ashamed Mail-in voting needs improvementsOn This Date - News A look back: Aug. 7, 1985 In a report to the Lansford Borough Council, Vincent Spisak Jr., manager of the town’s recreation center (swimming pool), noted daily attend... A look back: Aug. 6, 1984 A look back: Aug. 5, 1983 A look back: Aug. 4, 1982 A look back: Aug. 3, 1987AP News No parties, no trips: Colleges set COVID-19 rules for fall 5.1-magnitude quake hits NC; no damage reported Postal Service emerges as flash point heading into election Census Bureau drop-outs complicate door-knocking efforts Oregon trooper injured, 24 arrested in Portland protests Increased student harm, suicide tips reported during COVID Tropic storm Isaias whips up eastern US, killing at least 6 Isaias strengthens slightly as it crawls up Florida coast Campaigns bring dueling messages to Pa. this week 1 2 3 » Next
Students graduate from WGU The following local residents have earned a degree from Western Governors University. The online, nonprofit university h... The Painted Lady: Effort underway to restore 1870 Tamaqua Victorian homas “TJ” Walker and two partners are in love with a common mission. The object of their affections is a Painted Lady, ... Life with Liz: No easy decisions It’s August. We should be back to school shopping. The boys should be heading into the grueling hot days of band camp. A... Human concerns This year has certainly been a year to remember. There are plenty of years that I couldn’t tell you a single thing that ... Latest Photo GalleriesCreeks swelled by Isaias flood Carbon-area roads2020-08-05Cancer Society Drive-Through Luminaria Service2020-08-05Pleasant Valley Class of 2020 graduates2020-07-26'Support Our Police' rally in Lehighton2020-07-18Opinion Postal service seeks efficiency over speed During the nearly 12 years I have lived at my current address, up until about three weeks ago, I had never gone a day without some kind of m... To all the ‘knuckleheads’ out there Inaction, indifference emboldens ‘dark forces’ Ashamed Mail-in voting needs improvementsOn This Date - News A look back: Aug. 7, 1985 In a report to the Lansford Borough Council, Vincent Spisak Jr., manager of the town’s recreation center (swimming pool), noted daily attend... A look back: Aug. 6, 1984 A look back: Aug. 5, 1983 A look back: Aug. 4, 1982 A look back: Aug. 3, 1987AP News No parties, no trips: Colleges set COVID-19 rules for fall 5.1-magnitude quake hits NC; no damage reported Postal Service emerges as flash point heading into election Census Bureau drop-outs complicate door-knocking efforts Oregon trooper injured, 24 arrested in Portland protests Increased student harm, suicide tips reported during COVID Tropic storm Isaias whips up eastern US, killing at least 6 Isaias strengthens slightly as it crawls up Florida coast Campaigns bring dueling messages to Pa. this week
The Painted Lady: Effort underway to restore 1870 Tamaqua Victorian homas “TJ” Walker and two partners are in love with a common mission. The object of their affections is a Painted Lady, ... Life with Liz: No easy decisions It’s August. We should be back to school shopping. The boys should be heading into the grueling hot days of band camp. A... Human concerns This year has certainly been a year to remember. There are plenty of years that I couldn’t tell you a single thing that ... Latest Photo GalleriesCreeks swelled by Isaias flood Carbon-area roads2020-08-05Cancer Society Drive-Through Luminaria Service2020-08-05Pleasant Valley Class of 2020 graduates2020-07-26'Support Our Police' rally in Lehighton2020-07-18Opinion Postal service seeks efficiency over speed During the nearly 12 years I have lived at my current address, up until about three weeks ago, I had never gone a day without some kind of m... To all the ‘knuckleheads’ out there Inaction, indifference emboldens ‘dark forces’ Ashamed Mail-in voting needs improvementsOn This Date - News A look back: Aug. 7, 1985 In a report to the Lansford Borough Council, Vincent Spisak Jr., manager of the town’s recreation center (swimming pool), noted daily attend... A look back: Aug. 6, 1984 A look back: Aug. 5, 1983 A look back: Aug. 4, 1982 A look back: Aug. 3, 1987AP News No parties, no trips: Colleges set COVID-19 rules for fall 5.1-magnitude quake hits NC; no damage reported Postal Service emerges as flash point heading into election Census Bureau drop-outs complicate door-knocking efforts Oregon trooper injured, 24 arrested in Portland protests Increased student harm, suicide tips reported during COVID Tropic storm Isaias whips up eastern US, killing at least 6 Isaias strengthens slightly as it crawls up Florida coast Campaigns bring dueling messages to Pa. this week
Life with Liz: No easy decisions It’s August. We should be back to school shopping. The boys should be heading into the grueling hot days of band camp. A... Human concerns This year has certainly been a year to remember. There are plenty of years that I couldn’t tell you a single thing that ...
Human concerns This year has certainly been a year to remember. There are plenty of years that I couldn’t tell you a single thing that ...
Postal service seeks efficiency over speed During the nearly 12 years I have lived at my current address, up until about three weeks ago, I had never gone a day without some kind of m...
A look back: Aug. 7, 1985 In a report to the Lansford Borough Council, Vincent Spisak Jr., manager of the town’s recreation center (swimming pool), noted daily attend...