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UPPER POTTSGROVE — With its usual 3-2 vote margin, the township commissioners Monday night awarded bids for a new township complex on 9.1 acres on Gilbertsville Road for a total of $9.5 million.

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Israel has inflicted heavy damage on Iran. Officials say at least 224 people have been killed in Israel’s air offensive and hundreds others wounded. On Monday, Israel ordered a neighborhood home to ...

Lehigh Valley IronPigs’ magic number to clinch the International League first-half title remains at four after losing 3-1 to ...

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The analysis comes as Trump pushes Congress to send the final product to his desk to become law by Fourth of July.