News Archive
Entries for November 2015
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Homepage, Streets, Community and Economic Development
November 24 2015
The American Parkway Bridge opens to traffic late this afternoon.
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Homepage, Streets
November 19 2015
Linden Street from Sixth Street to Seventh Street in the city of Allentown will be closed on Saturday, November 21 from 6am to 1pm to set up a crane for HVAC work at 4 City Center.
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Homepage, Parks & Recreation
November 18 2015
Allentown will welcome holiday season visitors to the city with “Allentown Lights” events from November 28 – December 31, 2015.
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Homepage
November 18 2015
City officials helped cut the ribbon Tuesday opening a more than 950 space Allentown Parking Authority facility at Sixth and Walnut streets.
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Homepage, Recycling & Solid Waste
November 17 2015
There will be NO trash or recycling collection on Thanksgiving night, Thursday, November 26.
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Homepage, Health
November 16 2015
Allentown Health Bureau nurses will deliver flu shots to city of Allentown residents who are homebound and cannot travel to their physician offices.
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Homepage, Public Works, Streets
November 12 2015
A lane closure is scheduled for Monday, November 16 on North Front Street between Linden Street and Chew Street in Allentown for installation of electrical conduit associated with a PPL Allentown Substation project. Lane closure will alternate sides durin...
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Homepage, Public Works, Streets
November 12 2015
One west bound lane of Linden Street from Church Street to Seventh Street and one south bound lane of Seventh Street from Linden Street to Hamilton Street will be closed from Tuesday, November 17 to Thursday, November 19 from 7:30am to 4:30pm each day. No...
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Homepage, Health
November 06 2015
Allentown Health Bureau Nutrition & Physical Activity Manager Tina Amato was honored by the National League of Cities (NLC) Thursday in Nashville, Tennessee for building partnerships to make Allentown a healthier place.
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Homepage, Finance
November 03 2015
Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski delivered his proposed 2016 city budget to City Council Monday. The budget calls for nearly $99.9MM in spending and holds the property tax rate steady for an eleventh consecutive year!