August 19, 2026August 20, 2026norcoviewer1 Comment on Plan for Apartments on East Boulevard Is Not, as of Today, on the Next Bethlehem Planning Commission Agenda Plan for Apartments on East Boulevard Is Not, as of Today, on the Next Bethlehem Planning Commission Agenda
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August 6, 2026norcoviewer4 Comments on Six Flags Conference Call: CEO Reilly Comments on Halloween Attractions, Dining Plans, and Says No Park Sales Are Planned `Right Now’ Six Flags Conference Call: CEO Reilly Comments on Halloween Attractions, Dining Plans, and Says No Park Sales Are Planned `Right Now’
August 2, 2026August 2, 2026norcoviewer1 Comment on PPL Acquires Upper Macungie Property for $1.75 Million PPL Acquires Upper Macungie Property for $1.75 Million
August 2, 2026norcoviewerLeave a Comment on Allentown School District Completes $1.9 Million Purchase of Atiyeh Property in Union Terrace Neighborhood Allentown School District Completes $1.9 Million Purchase of Atiyeh Property in Union Terrace Neighborhood
July 22, 2026norcoviewer2 Comments on Pennsylvania Median Housing Price Hits $340,000 Pennsylvania Median Housing Price Hits $340,000
July 13, 2026July 13, 2026norcoviewerLeave a Comment on Wind Gap Plaza Sold for $18.4 Million Wind Gap Plaza Sold for $18.4 Million
July 12, 2026July 13, 2026norcoviewer5 Comments on Plan for Apartments on East Boulevard Will Be Back Before Bethlehem’s Planning Commission Plan for Apartments on East Boulevard Will Be Back Before Bethlehem’s Planning Commission
July 6, 2026norcoviewerLeave a Comment on Bethlehem City Council to Review Regulations on Short-Term Housing, Definition of `Hotel’ and $80,000 Contract for Chamber of Commerce, Festivals and Emergency Shelter Bethlehem City Council to Review Regulations on Short-Term Housing, Definition of `Hotel’ and $80,000 Contract for Chamber of Commerce, Festivals and Emergency Shelter
July 6, 2026July 6, 2026norcoviewer1 Comment on Is Bethlehem Going Vertical? City to Review More Than 200 Proposed Units Total on North Boulevard, Broad Street and Southside Is Bethlehem Going Vertical? City to Review More Than 200 Proposed Units Total on North Boulevard, Broad Street and Southside