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Bethlehem, dog handlers settle lawsuit
Jul 23, 2008 16:57 -0400
The city of Bethlehem and two of its police dog handlers have settled a federal lawsuit the handlers filed over the cost of caring for the dogs.
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State's top judge against 4-day county work week
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Two area airports to get state funds for improvements
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Bethlehem officer in domestic conflict hospitalized
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Northampton County jury to hear Berks case
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McCain credits Bush for drop in oil price
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30-inch alligator netted in Bucks County
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Bonusgate repayments by workers unlikely
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City oasis is a fountain for youth
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Officials identify boy who drowned in Lehigh River
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Judge seeks probation program after DUI charge
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Tribune defends Call cuts
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Kennel caper coming to a close
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Suit over death-scene photos dismissed
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Manion's war-focus campaign is new approach
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Woman plunges to death from city bridge
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Forks names board to review plan
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Military fair aims to inform veterans
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Perkasie mulls $75,000 sanitation deficit
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Philadelphia man accused of assaulting Towamencin woman
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Many serious crimes down in Allentown
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Report: Courthouse expansion lacked oversight
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Parking garage may help offset cash woes
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Firms to present proposals to panel
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Palmer installs new electronic community message board
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Robbery suspect's lawyer quits
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Big Time Celebration begins today in Roseto
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Allentown boxing program is fighting for its life
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If fireworks go pow in Kidder, but no one complains ...
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Bethlehem officer's arrest sought
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Montco GOP has campaign to try to regain voter majority
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Nazareth uneasy about long-term NCC alliance
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Planners reject park plan
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County may charge rent to society
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Schuylkill hearing focuses on state blight bill
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Packerton Yards project price tag at $4.1 million
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LVH, St. Luke's are among magazine's 'Best Hospitals'
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Weather Service issues flash-flood watch for region
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Official: Use GPS on sex offenders
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Lehigh Valley region graduates named
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Parkland German teacher headed to Switzerland for yearlong assignment
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Today
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McCain: Third time in Valley a charm?
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Ex-GOP voters, MontCo Republicans want you back
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Police: Man with knife threatened to kill girlfriend
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Auditor general wants sex-offender GPS tracking
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Suit postponed against suspect in church killing
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Judge dismissed suit against Northampton County
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Wachovia cutting 6,350 jobs after $8.9B loss
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Kitchen fire displaces Allentown family
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Ex-TV newscaster is charged in e-mail scandal
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Corbett campaign addresses work done by staff
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Program tries to get children hooked
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Crowd of 150 blasts contract with First Student
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Officials seek to clear the air
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Building blocks of fun or trouble?
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Bethlehem Twp. eyes tax hike
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Man takes plea in fatal shooting
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Statutory rapist's term stands
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Man breaks out of box to set Rubik's Cube records
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Bomb scare disrupts borough
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Bid awarded for Wabash Creek work
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City slaying cases sent to court
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How green is your Valley?
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Tamaqua may buy its street lights
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Man to face trial on charges he molested girl
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Lawsuit may split up Bethlehem K9 team
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Morning Call faces large-scale cuts
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Heavy breathing
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Overturned hay truck, Route 22 crash tie up traffic
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Cupboard bare in pantry's search for new home
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Hilltown detour to bridge the gap ... again
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Second officer to patrol Liberty High School
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Judge clears way for hearing on Allentown's efforts to close after-hours club
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Former Lincoln Textile factory has plans revived as CVS and bank
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PennDOT begins Route 22 resurfacing project
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Bill would boost hunting license costs 80%
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Bethlehem Area board learns it'll be hard to trim Broughal building costs
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Kidder zoners withdraw OK of Pinnacle methadone clinic
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Weissport police chief's resume is a warning shot
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Palmer Township to look into makeover for aging pool
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Few details on intended exit from joint police force
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Emmaus cements no-sidewalk stance
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The naked truth about public skinny-dipping
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Plainfield Farmers Fair sticks to custom
July 22, 2008
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Three to face homicide charges in Allentown shooting
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Pennsburg bomb scare
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Allentown man tells police he was stabbed
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Minor fire chases apartment residents
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Judge: MySpace predator must serve full sentence
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Bangor area girl has seizures at pool
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Fired Philly TV anchor charged in e-mail scandal
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Morning Call announces cuts
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Teen nabbed in alleged skinny-dipping at public pool
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Tamaqua man sentenced in neighbor's death
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Female worker pinned between tables at MontCo plant
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Opening act announced for Simple Plan show at Allentown Fair
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Plane's landing gear partially collapses at LVIA
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Macungie man critically injured in Bucks crash
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Local man breaks Rubik's Cube records
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Few summer hosts for city youths
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Dan Hartzell: Why didn't PennDOT keep timed signals on Rt. 22 ramps?
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2 counties still can't agree on health board
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New specialists delve deep to keep convicts off death row
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Asphalt costs put brakes on road work
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Carbon woman sues over crash that hurt her
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Road flooding worries board
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Derrieres go downriver again
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Old cards and collections
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Mahoning's acting chief seeks top job
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Six voting precincts added to Carbon County
