Two Bethlehem News Today

Two Bethlehem groups of neighbors helping neighbors are looking at collaborating — SmallActs and Organized Acts of Kindness For Seniors (OAKS). Here, Kay Kerr, at left, OAKS founder in Bethlehem

Two Bethlehem public servants are winding down their city careers: City Council Solicitor Brian Panella and Rico, a K9 officer.

St. Lukes University Health Network CEO criticized Pennsylvanias Patient Safety Act, which would mandate nurse-to-patient ratios in hospitals. At the same time Penn Healths CEO and CNO fulli support the legislation which is up for Senate consideration.

Two Bethlehem parents are facing charges of manslaughter and child endangerment after their two-year-old child died of a fentanyl overdose.

Two Bethlehem architects believe that building more small housing units in Bethlehem’s South Side could help alleviate the city’s affordable housing problem.