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Arena construction on schedule, mayor is pleased
Six years ago Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski, his city still smarting from losing the Sands casino to Bethlehem, first suggested that an arena might make a fine consolation prize. Pawlowski on Wednesday, standing at the city's $272 million arena complex,...
Tags: Allentown, Building Material, Manufacturing and Engineering, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Heavy Engineering
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Schedule set for Allentown water, sewer lease meetings
Valley 610Now that the Lehigh County Authority has been named the highest bidder, what’s next for the debate over Allentown’s proposed water and sewer lease? A series of meetings will be held over the next two weeks to discuss the issue and get input... -
Allentown church rolls out Catholic Pizza on Fridays
An anonymous tipster clued me in to a downtown Allentown curiosity — a Hungarian church making Catholic pizza. Catholic pizza? What's Catholic pizza? Regular pizza shaped like a cross? Or, because of the Hungarian twist, could it be strudel filled...
Tags: Lent, Religion and Belief, Italy, Hungary, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Airport Authority puts 753 acres in Rockefeller's hands
If the Rockefeller Group of New York gets its way, in the next few years hundreds of acres of farmland around Lehigh Valley International Airport will spout industrial complexes, offices and some of the largest warehouses in the region. And if Lehigh-...Tags: Forks Township, Arable Farming, Northampton (Southampton, New York), Federal Aviation Administration, Allentown
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National Penn christens new headquarters in Allentown
Standing atop a parking garage in downtown Allentown, with the skeleton of his company's future headquarters rising in the background, National Penn Bancshares CEO Scott Fainor said the bank's impending move downtown fits perfectly with the bank's...
Tags: Finance, Loans, Boyertown, Northampton County (Pennsylvania), National Penn Bancshares Incorporated
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Creating city authority would jack up Allentown's water/sewer rates, consultants say
Consultants advising Allentown City Council on the proposed water and sewer lease panned one of the most popular alternatives Monday night, saying it would require an immediate 50 percent increase in rates. The Pennsylvania Economy League, a consulting...
Tags: Finance, Politics, Pension and Welfare, Local Government, Allentown
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White Knight for Allentown Water
Blogging with Bill WhiteI advised the Lehigh County Commissioners a while back that they would function much better if they adopted the approach George Costanza used on one memorable episode of “Seinfeld.” Whatever instinct they have, they should do the opposite. I... -
Poll: Allentown mayor and three other Dems could beat Corbett
Capitol IdeasYo! Gov. Tom Corbett's approval ratings are so low, he'd lose to four of eight possible Democratic challengers and just barely survive a race agianst the other potential candidates, according to the latest Quinnipiac University poll. One of those would-... -
Allentown City Council
Blogging with Bill WhiteI had considered attending Wednesday night's Allentown City Council meeting to hear some post-bid public reaction to Ed Pawlowski's water-sewer lease plans. But when the Lehigh County Authority emerged as high bidder the day before, I lost interest.... -
In case you missed Allentown City Council last night...
Valley 610Things got a little rowdy at Allentown City Council's meeting Wednesday night when about 100 residents crowding council chambers were not permitted to speak about the city's proposed water and sewer lease. The group showed up to protest Mayor Ed... -
William Michael Donovan to run for Allentown mayor
Valley 610Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski is unopposed no more. Former city councilman William Michael Donovan is planning a bid for mayor. Donovan, who was elected to council as a Democrat, will run as an independent candidate. He'll make a formal announcement on... -
Allentown calls news conference on water, sewer lease bids
Valley 610Best and final offer bids on Allentown's proposed water and sewer lease are due today at 2 p.m., and according to city officials we'll find out something today. What exactly? We're still not sure. City Spokesman Mike Moore has called a news conference for...
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