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  • 5 days ago | wfmz.com | Grace Griffaton

    ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and local florists are blooming with business. But while love may be in full flower, so are some of the prices. At Phoebe Floral in Allentown, general manager Michelle Fagan said this is their busiest time of the year — and roses remain the go-to. “Roses are number one. Everyone loves them. Moms love them,” Fagan said. Florists are seeing a spike in orders not just for Mother’s Day but also prom season.

  • 5 days ago | wfmz.com | Grace Griffaton

    BETHLEHEM, Pa. - When flames broke out at the 510 Flats apartment building in South Bethlehem last week, two Bethlehem police officers didn’t hesitate. Without waiting for orders, Patrolman Josh Hobson and Officer Andrew Wirth rushed toward the smoke. "We were actually typing reports nearby and saw the smoke," Hobson said. "By the time we turned the corner, we realized it was the apartment building. It was clearly on fire."The officers immediately called for backup.

  • 6 days ago | wfmz.com | Grace Griffaton

    EASTON, Pa. -- It was a wild night for a business owner in Easton, literally. Staff spotted a squirrel chilling in one of the Pie+Tart shop windows. People passing by also got a glimpse of the little guy or gal and shared photos on the group "Everything Easton."Thus, a local celeb was born. The squirrel pulled a disappearing act for two whole days.

  • 1 week ago | wfmz.com | Grace Griffaton

    EASTON, Pa. - A colorful celebration of National Teacher Appreciation Week took over the Crayola Experience in Easton, where two lucky local educators had just 64 seconds to fill their arms with as many classroom essentials as they could carry. Francis Andrew March Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Kara Kresge and Stroudsburg Middle School fifth-grade teacher Paula Nagle were among the winners of Crayola’s teacher shopping spree — chosen from more than 1,800 applicants nationwide.

  • 1 week ago | wfmz.com | Samantha Garcia |Samantha García |Grace Griffaton

    CATASAUQUA BORO., Pa. – Thanksgiving Day will bring another round of a tradition more than a century in the making. At its Tuesday night meeting, the Catasauqua Area school board voted to save a 101-year-old tradition — the Rough Riders' annual Thanksgiving football game against the Northampton Area Konkrete Kids. The decision was met with cheers, high fives and hugs from players who had rallied to save the game. Students had circulated a Change.org petition ahead of the vote.

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