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Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025
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Good morning, Bethlehem. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of April.
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BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Keystone Cement Company changed to work on its own under its new parent, Keystone Cement Holding, Inc., on April 1 — the company will keep running its three parts as part of Fortaleza Materiales Group. Timothy Kuebler and new Vice President Yonn Barrick said customers can trust the company to get the same good service as it now receives more support and investment — a change set to help the business grow. WFMZ
- ➤ Lost Tavern Brewing is planning to open its third location—Lost Tavern at Court 25—at St. Luke’s SportsPlex in South Whitehall, where pickleball players soon will be able to enjoy beer for the 21-and-over crowd. Co-owner Kenny Rampolla said township-required improvements have delayed the opening, which will begin with limited hours from Thursday to Sunday. Lehigh Valley News
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Lehigh’s College of Education will launch a new learning sciences minor this fall— the first undergraduate program of its kind—designed to let students study how people learn, communicate and solve problems through five three-credit courses and hands-on pilot experiences led by professor Allison Zengilowski. The Brown and White
- ➤ Lehigh students, staff, and faculty learned self-defense and de-escalation techniques during the Pride Center workshop on March 24. Robin Gow and trainers from the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network led the session—students practiced strategies like the fawn method to handle unwanted comments and potential conflicts. The Brown and White
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Lehigh County Coroner Dan Buglio changed his office policy for unclaimed cremated remains held for decades by reaching out to families using a list of 14 decedents, some of whose remains were held for up to 37 years. He said anyone with information should contact his office since the remains will be returned at no cost and each case will be checked for possible veteran burial — offering a final resting option that respects family wishes. WLVR
- ➤ Bethlehem City Council said there will be no homeless encampment sweep after community members raised concerns during Tuesday's meeting over a notice stating that tents at Charlie's Circle near Minsi Trail Bridge would be marked as abandoned if not removed by April 3—this miscommunication raised fears among the unhoused—and city officials and police said they will improve communication with those affected. WFMZ
- ➤ Bethlehem Police Department will use a grant of up to $33,577 from the 2024 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant to upgrade its intersection camera network — a move approved by Bethlehem City Council Tuesday night. Police Chief Michelle Kott said the department will add cameras at Broad and Center streets, Broad and Linden streets, and along Stefko Boulevard while storing footage locally and overwriting it every two weeks. WFMZ
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Today at noon, the Bethlehem Area Public Library holds free yoga classes for those seeking movement, mindfulness and healing—led by Wendy Littner Thomson, a licensed professional counselor with 16 years of yoga experience. The donation-based sessions give community members practical tools to manage stress and help support library programs. The Brown and White
- ➤ Lehigh Valley Health Network introduced two weapon-detecting K-9s at its Cedar Crest campus on Monday, March 31, to boost security across its properties—handlers said the dogs quickly located weapons during tests. The 1½-year-old Labrador retriever and Springer Spaniel passed national certification and will work staggered 40-hour shifts. WLVR
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Peter Frampton's Let's Do It Again Tour
7:00-9:30 p.m. — The Club at Wind Creek Event Center — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate rock legend Peter Frampton's 60 years of touring with his iconic performances.
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Burt Bacharach Songbook Concert
8:00-9:30 p.m. — Wind Creek Event Center — Cost Info N/A — Relish in the iconic melodies of Burt Bacharach performed live.
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Glam in the Vinyl Garden
12-6 p.m. — The Ice House — $3 admission, Kids free — Celebrate community with live music, vinyl vendors, and a vibrant pop culture bazaar.
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Dancing with the Stars Live!
7:30-11:30 p.m. — Wind Creek Event Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the glitz and glamour of Hollywood’s favorite dance competition in a thrilling live performance.
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AAUW Bethlehem Book Fair
2-6 p.m. — Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink — Free entry — Discover thousands of books at the annual AAUW Book Fair benefiting local education initiatives.
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Melissa Etheridge Live Concert
7:30 PM – 1:30 AM — Wind Creek Event Center — Check website for pricing — Experience the soulful sounds of Melissa Etheridge in a vibrant live performance.
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Historic Downtown Campus Preview Day
10 AM — Moravian Academy — Free entry — Discover the unique offerings of Moravian Academy campuses with an immersive experience for prospective families.
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