Evan Jones

5 days ago | mcall.com | Evan Jones

There is about $124 million in unclaimed property owned to Lehigh Valley residents, state Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced Monday. Unclaimed property includes things such as dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, forgotten stocks, insurance policies and much more. State law requires businesses to report unclaimed property to the treasury after three years of dormancy.

1 week ago | mcall.com | Evan Jones

The Industrial Archives & Library announced Friday that it is planning to move its operations to an historic property in Bethlehem that was donated to the organization. The 62-acre property, donated to IAL by S.H. Cumings, is located on the north slope of Camel’s Hump along Santee Mill Road, and includes eight structures, most notable of which are a 1927 Tudor-style main house, a 1775 farmhouse, two barns, stables and several other buildings.

1 week ago | mcall.com | Evan Jones

A controversial warehouse project planned for North Whitehall Township received a negative recommendation from the township’s planning commission Thursday night. After a mostly civil four-hour meeting with several public comments, the board voted 6-0 against the proposed Nexus 78 warehouse near the intersection of Route 309 and Orefield Road. Developer Trammell Crow Co. wants to build a 501,405-square-foot building that is 50 feet high. Two members were absent and one was recused from the vote.

1 week ago | mcall.com | Evan Jones

If you were looking for information about an antique toy, there’s a good chance that Tom Sage Sr. knew something about it. The late Allentown resident was known for his extensive collection of the relics, spending more than 50 years buying and selling them. It includes some early 20th century German-made classics, including a 1904 Ferris wheel, a 45-inch Amerika tin ocean liner and a Gefion battleship. Some of the toys date back as far as the 1870s.

1 week ago | readingeagle.com | Evan Jones

The late Allentown resident was known for his extensive collection of the relics, spending more than 50 years buying and selling them. It includes some early 20th century German-made classics, including a 1904 Ferris Wheel, a 45-inch Amerika tin ocean liner and a Gefion battleship. Some of the toys date back as far as the 1870s. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Originally Published: May 28, 2025 at 5:00 PM EDT