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Gov. Wolf joined Rep. Samuelson to call on the GOP-led General Assembly to use $1.7 billion in unspent American Rescue Plan Act dollars to help older Pennsylvanians and individuals with disabilities recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gov. Tom Wolf wants to use federal pandemic-relief money to help senior citizens and the disabled in Pennsylvania with their property taxes and rents.
A study of the South Bethlehem historic district recommends reducing building heights in certain areas.
2 towering urban-infill projects proposed for South Bethlehem with apartments and eclectic food court Updated 8:12 AM; Facebook Share Two towering urban infill, mixed-use projects are pitched for South New and West Third streets in Bethlehem, fueling a debate over how best to balance the Southside’s historic features with new development. The West Third Street project is proposed at eight stories while the South New Street one stands at 10. This comes as the city is in the midst of a South Bethlehem Historic Conservation District study aimed at reducing heights in central business district...
Does South Bethlehem need more 150-foot-tall buildings? Plan aims to shrink max heights. Updated 8:49 AM; Today 7:59 AM East Third Street on Southside Bethlehem is seen Jan. 11, 2019, from Zest bar+grill atop the Gateway at Greenway Park.Saed Hindash file photo | For lehighvalleylive.com Facebook Share Bethlehem planning officials and consultants are continuing to look at what kind of development the community would like to see over the next 15 years, including maximum building heights and design standards. About 45 people engaged in a discussion about the “Southside Bethlehem Historic Co...