Brian W. Myszkowski
Easton Area Reporter at LehighValleyNews.com
Easton area reporter @LVNewsdotcom. Previously: Senior reporter @PoconoRecord/@USATODAY, @Times_News_Lehighton. Reach me at [email protected].
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1 week ago |
lehighvalleynews.com | Brian W. Myszkowski
EASTON, Pa. — Local and state politicians, business magnates, dignitaries and residents came together Wednesday to officially open City Center Residential’s first apartment complex outside downtown Allentown. Guests at The Marquis Residential Building enjoyed tastings from local establishments along tours of the furnished model apartments and amenities such as co-working spaces, a gym, a dog park, a pool and a lounge. Officials billed the seven-story building at 27 S.
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lehighvalleynews.com | Brian W. Myszkowski
SOUTH WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. — Parkland School Board finally on Tuesday adopted a budget for 2025-26 featuring nearly $249 million in expenses and a 4% tax increase. The final budget came in at a total of $248,755,099 with a real estate tax rate of 17.8 mills, which will see the average taxpayer shelling out an additional $13.99 per month, or $168 total from the year prior. The 4% hike hits the limit for the state’s Act 1 index.
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lehighvalleynews.com | Brian W. Myszkowski
UPPER MACUNGIE TWP., Pa. — Upper Macungie Township Planners appear likely to approve site improvements to better accommodate tractor-trailers at an Amazon warehouse. During a Monday workshop, the commission recommended approval to increase parking stalls and improve access to a truck court at Amazon's ABE3 fulfillment center at 650 Boulder Drive, Breinigsville. Ryan Kern of Herbert, Rowland and Grubic Inc.
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1 week ago |
lehighvalleynews.com | Brian W. Myszkowski
EASTON, Pa. — Business owners, investors and more got an inside look at some prime commercial real estate locations throughout Downtown Easton on Friday afternoon. The 2025 Real Estate Open House and Walking Tour featured five locations — including such hallmarks of the city as the Karl Stirner building and the Alpha Building — ripe with opportunity for the right party.
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2 weeks ago |
lehighvalleynews.com | Brian W. Myszkowski
EASTON, Pa. — Easton has confirmed there will be fireworks at Heritage Day this July, along with a few other changes teasing the big 250th anniversary of the country next year. Mayor Sal Panto Jr. said Thursday that the fireworks display, paid for by the city, will happen — though the location is yet to be confirmed. Greater Easton Development Partnership Special Events Manager Joe Dimeck also said he was informed fireworks will return this year.
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