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Lack Of Volunteers Brings End To Senior Help Program - Vimarsana News

Lack Of Volunteers Brings End To Senior Help Program

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

Bethlehem solicitor Brian Panella to resign, K9 Officer to retire; tax vote due - Vimarsana News

Bethlehem solicitor Brian Panella to resign, K9 Officer to retire; tax vote due

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

Source: wfmz.com
Pennsylvania hospital CEOs at odds over nurse staffing legislation - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania hospital CEOs at odds over nurse staffing legislation

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

Bethlehem parents charged with manslaughter after 2-year-old child dies of a fentanyl overdose - Vimarsana News

Bethlehem parents charged with manslaughter after 2-year-old child dies of a fentanyl overdose

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

Source: mcall.com
Two architects propose building more alley houses to help solve Bethlehem's affordable housing problem – The Morning Call - Vimarsana News

Two architects propose building more alley houses to help solve Bethlehem's affordable housing problem – The Morning Call

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

Source: mcall.com