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Should Bethlehem residents open their doors to give water to strangers who need it? Yes, says Mayor Reynolds

If a stranger knocks on a door in Bethlehem seeking a glass of water, should residents provide it?Yes, Mayor J. William Reynolds said on Tuesday.Even in an era when many

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Police get new armored vehicle, Center and Linden become 2-way, in Bethlehem 5-year plan

Police get new armored vehicle, Center and Linden become 2-way, in Bethlehem 5-year plan
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Bethlehem officials hear 5-year improvement plan

Among Bethlehem s five-year improvement plan projects is transitioning Center and Linden streets from one-way to two-way thoroughfares.

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Bethlehem officials eye big changes to 2 busy roads

The city s Director of Public Works, Michael Alkhal, said it would be a benefit in terms of improving the business environment and making the two roads feel less like a

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Bethlehem residents voice concern over landfill s impact

Bethlehem City Council on Tuesday heard input from citizens regarding the upcoming permit renewal for the city s wastewater treatment plant.

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