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Zoners reject variance requests for multifamily dwellings in Southside Bethlehem
The Bethlehem Zoning Hearing Board unanimously voted to deny dimensional variances requested to build four multifamily dwellings at 508-512 Selfridge St. → Read More
Bethlehem police chief reports on department's response during Musikfest
Chief of Police Michelle Kott provided a report on her department's response to calls during the 10-day Musikfest in Bethlehem. → Read More
Bethlehem’s chicken ordinance to undergo committee review
As it stands, the ordinance allows for six chickens and requires an applicant to submit an application and pay a fee. → Read More
Bethlehem Twp. hires special solicitor to collect unpaid stormwater fees
The stormwater fees went into effect earlier this year to offset the millions of dollars needed for flood mitigation and pollution projects. → Read More
Bethlehem City Council approves liquor license transfer for proposed W. Broad Street bar and restaurant
Council’s action allows the transfer of a liquor license previously issued to Green Pond Golf Course in Bethlehem Township to Moyer Entertainment & Hospitality Co. → Read More
Warren County opposes new brewery regulations
A resolution passed Wednesday night opposes the New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control’s restrictions on breweries, which went into effect on July 1. → Read More
Hanover Township hires new recreation director
Supervisors in Hanover Township, Northampton County, on Tuesday night hired a new recreation director, filling a vacancy that had been open for three months. → Read More
Warren County welcomes state guidance on warehouse development
The public has until July 29 to comment on the New Jersey Office of Planning Advocacy's warehouse guidance to control development. → Read More
Phillipsburg to recognize mayor as head of police department
Phillipsburg Town Council on Tuesday took the first step to correct an oversight in the town's code and recognize the mayor as the head of the police department. → Read More
Warren County calls for ban on new sex education standards
In response to New Jersey's revised sex education standards, the Warren County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution to develop a parent's bill of rights. → Read More
Hanover Twp. manager announces retirement after 22 years of service
John "Jay" Finnigan Jr., manager of Hanover Township in Northampton County, announced his retirement during Tuesday night's board of supervisors meeting. → Read More
Resident calls on Hanover Twp. supervisors to improve fire protection
A resident in Hanover Township, Northampton County, said supervisors need to address a lack of fire hydrants and insufficient water supply to fight fires. → Read More
Easton school board OKs 3-year contract with teachers
While the contract does not include cost-of-living adjustments, it does provide longevity bonuses for teachers with 20 to more than 30 years of service. → Read More
Warren County reverses course, opposes Delaware Water Gap national park designation
One Warren County commissioner says organizations and leaders advocating for the designation have expressed goals that are not aligned with those of the board. → Read More
Warren County, NJ commissioners formally object to governor’s new public health mandate
The Warren County Board of Commissioners on Wednesday night passed a resolution opposing Gov. Phil Murphy’s recent declaration of a new public health emergency and his imposition of a vaccine → Read More
Bethlehem Planning Commission approves 5-story mixed-use building on south side
Peron Development plans to construct a 58,000-square-foot brick-faced wooden building, with 44 one-and two-bedroom apartments on the upper floors and retail space on the first floor. → Read More
Bethlehem Historic Conservation Commission advances 3 Southside projects
One project proposes to convert the former Holy Infancy School at 127 E. Fourth St. into 24 apartments and space for a commercial tenant. → Read More
Phillipsburg adjusts schedule to vote on riverfront rezoning
On Dec. 20, council will vote on the second and final reading of an ordinance to rezone a part of District 5 along the Delaware River. → Read More
Acting Phillipsburg Town Council president calls for mayor's resignation
The acting Phillipsburg Town Council president publicly called for the resignation of Mayor Todd Tersigni over what he described as a pattern of mistreatment. Tersigni disputed the claims. → Read More
Bethlehem City Council postpones procedural votes on budget
Bethlehem City Council voted to postpone procedural votes on 2022 budget ordinances after two councilmembers indicated they would cast dissenting votes. → Read More