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Williamstown beats Wahama for second time this season | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Williamstown beats Wahama for second time this season | News, Sports, Jobs

WILLIAMSTOWN – For the second time this season, two Little Kanawha Conference and state powerhouses clashed on Tuesday. According to MetroNews baseball powe

Allentown still has nearly half of its $57 million in American Rescue Plan money. Here's how it will be spent. – The Morning Call - Vimarsana News

Allentown still has nearly half of its $57 million in American Rescue Plan money. Here's how it will be spent. – The Morning Call

The city will create an $18 million ‘pool’ available for local businesses and nonprofits to apply for: $16 million of which will go to ‘negative economic impacts’ and $2 million for public health initiatives.

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Allentown City Council race too close to call - Vimarsana News

Allentown City Council race too close to call

Allentown’s crowded Democratic City Council primary was too close to call early Wednesday as three candidates competed for the fourth and final nomination.

Source: mcall.com
After months of activism, Lehigh Valley Black leaders say they haven't seen enough change - Vimarsana News

After months of activism, Lehigh Valley Black leaders say they haven't seen enough change

After months of activism, Lehigh Valley Black leaders say they haven’t seen enough change Updated Feb 23, 2021; Facebook Share On May 25, George Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man, was killed while in police custody in Minneapolis, a tragedy that would spark global civil rights marches for months to come. As protests for justice and equality swept the United States and the rest of the world, the Lehigh Valley joined in. Peaceful protests sprung up in Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton and surrounding towns and boroughs. Cries of “no justice, no peace” rang throughout downtowns around the area as...