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Allentown City Council delays vote on giving IronPigs, Da Vinci $1.5 million in federal funds, citing favoritism issues - Vimarsana News

Allentown City Council delays vote on giving IronPigs, Da Vinci $1.5 million in federal funds, citing favoritism issues

A slim majority of Allentown city council members table giving $1.5 million in American Rescue Plan funds to Lehigh Valley IronPigs and Da Vinci Science Center, citing favoritism issues.

Source: mcall.com
Allentown lowers minimum age for lifeguards to 15, citing hiring difficulties - Vimarsana News

Allentown lowers minimum age for lifeguards to 15, citing hiring difficulties

Allentown has lowered the minimum age of employment for seasonal city staff like lifeguards from 15 to 16, citing hiring troubles.

Source: mcall.com
Allentown tackling issue of dirt bikes, ATVs on city streets - Vimarsana News

Allentown tackling issue of dirt bikes, ATVs on city streets

Allentown Mayor Matt Tuerk announces a regional task force to combat the issue of illegal dirt bikes and ATVs that are causing quality of life issues in the city.

Source: mcall.com
This Allentown park that was built almost 50 years ago to get a 'well overdue' facelift - Vimarsana News

This Allentown park that was built almost 50 years ago to get a 'well overdue' facelift

An Allentown park that has not changed since it was built almost 50 years ago will be getting some improvements that council members say are “long overdue.”

Source: mcall.com
Allentown City Council to reconsider controversial contractor ordinance tonight - Vimarsana News

Allentown City Council to reconsider controversial contractor ordinance tonight

Allentown City Council will reconsider an amended version of a controversial ordinance that narrowly passed last month but did not become law because Mayor Matt Tuerk did not sign it.

Source: mcall.com