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Lehigh Valley Relocation Guide 1 Introduction to RE/MAX real estate 2 Pennsylvania Quick Facts 3 Overview 4 History 5 Government 6 Vehicle Ownership 7 New Resident Information 8 Community Overview Lehigh County 9 Northampton County 10-11 Education 12 Lehigh County Public School Districts 13 Northampton County Public School Districts 14 Other Schools Pre-schools and Daycares 15 Private Schools 16 Diocesan Schools 17 Trade and Specialty Schools 17 Colleges and Universities 18 Health Care Referral Services 19

Full Service Hospitals 19 Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy 20 Children’s Services 20 Shopping 21 Shopping Locations 22 Newspapers 23 Radio & TV AM Stations 24 FM Stations 24 Television Stations 25 Cable Companies 25 Activities 26-27 Health Clubs 28 Public Golf Courses 29-30 Skiing & Snowboarding 31 Local Events 32-35 Parks and Recreation Areas 36-40 Attractions 41-42 Theater, Concerts, Cultural Programs 43 Museums 44-45 Historic Sites 46-47 Transportation 48 Buying a Home in Pennsylvania 48-52

Moving Checklist 53-56 Website Index Lehigh County School Districts 57-60 Northampton County School Districts 61-62 Other School Websites 63-65 Lehigh Co. Township, Borough & City Websites 66 Northampton Co. Twp, Borough & City Websites 67-68 Websites Ordered Alphabetically 69-72

elcome to RE/MAX real estate and Pennsylvania’s beautiful Lehigh Valley! Your decision to relocate to this area at this time brings you to a place of prosperity, culture, and strong values. The Lehigh Valley is richly embedded in our nation’s history. Once a principal gateway to the west, our canals moved coal and people to fill an ever-growing frontier. Later, Bethlehem became the second-largest producer of steel in the world, helping build an industrialized nation. Silk, other fabrics, and clothing were manufactured here. Mack Trucks, long a symbol of the strength of a nation, are still made here. Binney and Smith’s Crayola crayons color the world. Lehigh Valley public and private schools are among the best in the nation; with more than two -thirds of their graduates continuing their education. Community colleges offer varied programs, specialty centers offer vocational and technical career training, and our colleges and universities are nationally ranked. The Lehigh Valley’s residents enjoy city, suburban, and country living. A diversity of home styles, including townhouses, singles, and duplexes offer the home buyer a full range of choices. The RE/MAX real estate business ethic is supremely suited to this dynamic community. Founded in 1984, RE/MAX has become the #1 real estate office in the Lehigh Valley. Our associates average three times as many transactions per year as other real estate salespeople. Our broad range of financing sources means more potential buyers for each home, and a higher mortgage approval rate, resulting in affordable mortgages for more people.

ur conveniently located office gives us easy access to the entire Lehigh Valley. Our professional staff coordinates all activities and is ready to answer any questions you may have. While you are making your community and home selection and preparing to move, our RE/MAX real estate team is working to make your relocation to the Lehigh Valley as smooth as possibly by coordinating your:

• Properly prepared agreements of sale • Mortgage appointment • Appraisal • Credit report • Deposit of escrow money • Mortgage approval and notification of parties • Title search and title insurance • Homeowner’s insurance • New deed preparation • Inspections • Reminder of utilities notification • Coordination of settlement • Pre-settlement inspection • Settlement We also have an on-site title company, Lehigh Valley Hometown Abstract, as well as a partnership with the local branches of Countrywide Home Loans mortgage company. Your relocation to Pennsylvania’s beautiful Lehigh Valley will be a satisfying experience because RE/MAX real estate knows how to smooth the way. We’re certain that you will find the Lehigh Valley a wonderful place to live. Thank you for choosing RE/MAX real estate to be your relocation expert!

AREA POPULATION SQUARE MILES Pennsylvania 12,281,054 (2000) 46,055 Lehigh Valley 790,535 (2005 estimate) 726 (calculated) Tourism is Lehigh County 312,090 (2000) 349 Pennsylvania’s Northampton County 267,066 (2000) 377 second largest industry,

G ENERAL FACTS surpassed only by agriculture. Governor Ed Rendell (D) Other industries U.S. Senators Arlen Specter (R) Bob Casey, Jr. (D) include heavy Time Zone Eastern: UTC-5/-4 manufacturing, Capital Harrisburg lumber and Largest City Philadelphia coal. State Motto Virtue, liberty, and independence State Nicknames Keystone State Quaker State Coal State Oil State State Animal White-tailed deer State Beverage Milk State Game Bird Ruffed Grouse State Dog Great Dane State Fish Brook Trout State Flower Mountain Laurel State Insect Firefly Union Admission Rank #2 State Song Pennsylvania State Tree Hemlock State Toy Slinky

ennsylvania, the second state admitted to the Union, is rich in natural splendor, historical significance, cultural diversity, and industrial strength. One of the mid-Atlantic States, Pennsylvania is bordered by the states of New Jersey, New York, Ohio, West Virginia, and Maryland. With a land area of 44,820 square miles, Pennsylvania ranks 33rd in area among the 50 states. The state has 67 counties. Lehigh County in eastern Pennsylvania is dominated by the skyline of the PPL building in Allentown, the county’s largest city. Allentown’s location also affords easy access to the major metropolitan areas of the northeast. Also centrally located in Lehigh County is the office of The PPL Building (seen here in the distance) is the tallest RE/MAX real estate, which services the Lehigh Valley building in Allentown. In the foreground is the Albertus L. area. Our office is located at 3021 College Heights Meyers Bridge, commonly known as the Eighth Street Bridge. Boulevard, Allentown, with easy access using I-78 or Route 22. If you are traveling by air, Philadelphia International Airport is only an hour’s drive to and from the Lehigh Valley, and the Lehigh Valley International Airport is only minutes away from any part of the Valley. Northampton County is dominated by the county’s largest city, Bethlehem. Easton, the county seat, is the county’s second largest city. The county is one of the most industrially- oriented regions in the nation, producing anthracite coal, cement, and other industrial products. Bethlehem Steel, once one of the world's largest manufacturers of steel, was located there prior to its 2003 closing.

Downtown Bethlehem, PA as viewed from Bridge St.

Pennsylvania was at the forefront of America’s Industrial Revolution. The world’s first oil well was drilled in Titusville in 1859, marking the birth of the petroleum industry. Andrew Carnegie established the forerunner of the U.S. Steel Corporation.

he first occupants of Pennsylvania consisted of some 15,000 members of the Delaware, Shawnee, Susquehanna, and Iroquois Native American tribes. In 1609, English explorer Henry Hudson charted the coasts along the Delaware River, and in 1643 New Sweden governor Johan Printz established a colony north of the Wilmington, Delaware area on Tinicum Island near Chester. The settlement fell into Dutch hands in 1655 and was claimed by the English in 1664. In 1681 King Charles II granted William Penn a huge tract of land to be called Penn’s Woods, or Pennsylvania. Penn was a troublesome young Quaker, and King Charles II owed his father a huge debt. The 37 year old Penn immediately sailed to establish his “city of brotherly love”, which is now known as Philadelphia. Pennsylvania attracted increasing numbers of Pennsylvania Counties Map European immigrants in the 1700s. Joining the English, Welsh and Dutch Quakers were Rhineland Germans and the Scotch-Irish. By 1774 Pennsylvania had become the military, economic and political center of the colonies. The first Continental Congress convened in Philadelphia in 1774 and the Second Continental Congress in 1775-76, where the Declaration of Independence was drafted and approved on July 4, 1776. When the Articles of Confederation were endorsed in York in 1777, the 13 Colonies effectively became one nation. On December 2, 1787, Pennsylvania became the second colony to ratify the U.S. Constitution—drafted at the Pennsylvania State House in Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia—thus becoming the nation’s second state. Philadelphia was the national capital from 1790 through 1800.

Pennsylvania has many historical spots, including Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence was drafted and approved; Valley Forge, where George Washington headquartered during the American Revolution; and Gettysburg, where the 3-day battle marked the beginning of the end for the Confederacy.

he Executive Branch of Pennsylvania’s Government includes the Governor’s and Lieutenant Governor’s Office, Attorney General, Auditor General, and State Treasurer. The State Agencies are: Aging, Agriculture, Banking, Community and Economic Development, Corrections, Conservation and Natural Resources, Education, Environmental Protection, General Services, Health, Insurance, Labor and Industry, Military and Veterans Affairs, Public Welfare, Revenue, State Police, State, State flag of Pennsylvania and Transportation. The Boards and Commissions are: Commission on Crime and Delinquency, Fish and Boat Commission, Historical and Museum Commission, Liquor Control Board, Milk Marketing Board, Public Television Network Commission, Port of Pittsburgh Commission, Public Utility Commission, Securities Commission, and Turnpike Commission. The Legislative Branch is represented by the Pennsylvania Senate and House of Representatives. State seal of Pennsylvania The Judicial Branch is the Administrative Office of the Pennsylvania Courts. Pennsylvania's two U.S. Senators in the 110th Congress are Arlen Specter and Bob Casey, Jr.. Pennsylvania's U.S. Congressmen for the term beginning January 2007 are Robert Brady (1st), Chaka Fattah (2nd), Phil English (3rd), Jason Altmire (4th), John E. Peterson (5th), Jim Gerlach (6th), Joe Sestak (7th), Patrick Murphy (8th), Bill Shuster (9th), Chris Carney (10th), Paul E. Kanjorski (11th), John Murtha (12th), Allyson Schwartz (13th), Mike Doyle (14th), Charlie Dent (15th), Joe Pitts (16th), Tim Holden (17th), Tim Murphy (18th), and Todd State Capital Building in Harrisburg, Russell Platts (19th). Pennsylvania

river’s License Pennsylvania motor vehicle operators must be licensed. Cars, mini-vans, light trucks, and sport utility vehicles require one type of license. Motorcycles require a separate license. New drivers must take an eye test, written exam, and a road (course) test. A Pennsylvania’s driver’s license is good for 4 years and expires at the end of the holder’s birthday month.

If a driver’s license is held from another state, application must be made to The Pennsylvania the state within 60 days after moving to Pennsylvania. All necessary forms Department of Transportation logo. may be obtained at the state web site at www.dmv.state.pa.us or at Driver’s PENNDOT can be found online at License Centers and most notaries, auto clubs and messenger service centers. www.dot.state.pa.us ehicle Registration All new residents are required to make application for Pennsylvania title and registration of their vehicle(s) within 20 days of establishing residency in Pennsylvania. Motor vehicle registration is accomplished by applying for vehicle registration at a AAA office, Magistrate (Justice of the Peace), or a commercial license/tags service. The following documents are required at time of registration:

• A valid title for all of the vehicles you want to register in Pennsylvania, issued in your name, from the state you left; and

• Proof of Pennsylvania insurance, such as a valid insurance identification card, declaration page of an insurance policy, a copy of a valid binder or a copy of an application for insurance to the Pennsylvania Assigned Risk Plan for all of the vehicles you will be registering. These documents must indicate both effective and expiration dates.

• A form of personal identification

• A tracing of the vehicle identification number (VIN) or the verification of the VIN by an inspection mechanic or notary at a dealership. Motor vehicle registrations are renewed annually. Visit the state’s website on Driver Services for more information at: www.dmv.state.pa.us

tilities and Services New residents should arrange for utility service prior to moving into a new residence. Information should be secured directly from the utility companies listed below: Gas UGI Utilities, Inc 2121 City Line Road, Bethlehem (800) 276-2722 · (610) 866-0951 UGI.com Electric PP&L (Pennsylvania Power & Light) 2 North 9th Street, Allentown (800) 342-5775 PPLweb.com Met-Ed (a First Energy Corp. company) 2121 Sullivan Trail, Easton (800) 545-7741 · (610) 258-6161 FirstEnergyCorp.com/Met-Ed Telephone Verizon Residential (888) 571-0571 · (800) 660-2215 www22.verizon.com/residential Some communities in the Lehigh Valley have a different local telephone company providing service for their areas. Trash Disposal Trash disposal service is handled differently in the various communities. To find out about this service in your community, contact your community Public Works Department or the City/Borough Office. Water and Sewer To find out about water and sewer service in your community, contact your community Public Works Department or the City/Borough Office.

Type of Community Muni. Telephone # Pop. Millage* School District Alburtis Borough (610) 966-4777 2234 58.81 East Penn Bldg: 63.912 / Land: 10.572 Allentown Allentown City (610) 437-7556 112,551 Bldg: 56.210 / Land: 95.870 Parkland Bldg: 61.644 / Land: 101.304 Salisbury Catasauqua Borough (610) 264-0571 6953 66.68 Catasauqua Coopersburg Borough (610) 282-3307 2725 62.35 Southern Lehigh Coplay Borough (610) 262-6088 3575 55.63 Whitehall-Coplay Emmaus Borough (610) 965-9292 11,866 59.24 East Penn Fountain Hill Borough (610) 867-0301 4870 58.08 Bethlehem Hanover Township (610) 266-9292 10,240 54.13 Catasauqua Heidelberg Township (610) 767-9297 3632 54.97 Northwestern Lehigh Lower Macungie Township (610) 966-4343 20,286 49.41 East Penn Lower Milford Township (610) 967-4949 3817 53.35 Southern Lehigh Lowhill Township (610) 285-6660 1972 55.17 Northwestern Lehigh Lynn Township (610) 298-2645 3891 54.47 Northwestern Lehigh Macungie Borough (610) 966-2503 3207 55.36 East Penn North Whitehall Township (610) 799-3411 15,548 46.49 Parkland Salisbury Township (610) 797-4000 14,247 54.684 Salisbury Slatington Borough (610) 767-2131 4680 81.172 Northern Lehigh South Whitehall Township (610) 398-0401 19,028 50.39 Parkland Upper Macungie Township (610) 395-4892 14,666 46.49 Parkland Upper Milford Township (610) 966-3223 7346 49.66 East Penn Upper Saucon Township (610) 282-1171 12,601 55.55 Southern Lehigh Washington Township (610) 767-8108 6953 71.242 Northern Lehigh Weisenberg Township (610) 285-6660 4374 54.77 Northwestern Lehigh Whitehall Township (610) 437-5524 26,278 53.28 Whitehall-Coplay

* Millage rates are revised each January and July. To calculate taxes, move all decimal points 3 places to the left.

Type of Community Muni. Telephone # Pop. Millage * School District Allen Township (610) 262-7364 2819 55.15 Northampton Bangor Borough (610) 588-2216 5701 67.30 Bangor Bath Borough (610) 837-6525 2870 61.15 Northampton Bethlehem City City (610) 865-7014 56,062 61.28 Bethlehem Bethlehem Township (610) 814-6400 1556 52.12 Bethlehem Bushkill Twp Township (610) 759-1250 7484 53.90 Nazareth Chapman Borough (610) 837-0842 248 54.15 Northampton Easton City (610) 250-6600 28,152 77.58 Easton East Allen Township (610) 262-7961 5255 54.15 Northampton East Bangor Borough (610) 588-4656 1049 63.30 Bangor Forks Township (610) 252-0785 9024 60.23 Easton Freemansburg Borough (610) 866-2220 2033 59.64 Bethlehem Glendon Borough (610) 253-1577 395 60.45 Wilson Hanover Township (610) 866-1140 10,241 52.05 Bethlehem Hellertown Borough (610) 838-7041 6018 76.41 Saucon Valley Lehigh Township (610) 767-6771 10,427 54.58 Northampton 60.23 Easton Lower Mt Bethel Township (610) 252-5074 3460 58.90 Bangor Lower Nazareth Township (610) 759-7434 5637 52.65 Nazareth Lower Saucon Township (610) 865-3291 10,595 63.55 Saucon Valley Moore Township (610) 759-9449 9299 52.15 Northampton Nazareth Borough (610) 759-0202 6456 59.70 Nazareth Northampton Borough (610) 262-2576 10,081 57.75 Northampton North Catasauqua Borough (610) 264-1504 3016 64.93 ** Catasauqua Palmer Township (610) 253-7191 18,018 60.88 Easton

Pen Argyl Borough (610) 863-4119 3875 56.10 Pen Argyl Plainfield Township (610) 759-6944 6075 48.65 Pen Argyl

* Millage rates are revised each January and July. To calculate taxes, move all decimal points 3 places to the left. ** These districts reflect a 10.6 County of Northampton millage rate due to a 911 service tax credit. This is for the original bill only.

Type of Community Muni. Telephone # Pop. Millage * School District Portland Borough (570) 897-7382 613 66.12 Bangor Roseto Borough (610) 588-0695 1771 62.30 Bangor Stockertown Borough (610) 759-8393 735 61.00 Nazareth Tatamy Borough (610) 252-7123 997 59.00 Nazareth Upper Mt Bethel Township (610) 897-6127 6506 57.55 Bangor Upper Nazareth Township (610) 759-5341 4744 53.00 Nazareth Walnutport Borough (610) 767-1322 2189 80.543 ** Northern Lehigh Washington Township (610) 588-1524 4450 58.80 Bangor W. Easton Borough (610) 252-6651 1233 64.50 Wilson Williams Township (610) 258-6788 4789 56.75 Wilson Wilson Borough (610) 258-6142 8235 66.50 Wilson Wind Gap Borough (610) 863-7288 3014 56.65 Pen Argyl

he Lehigh Valley’s educational infrastructure includes 17 public school districts, three vocational and technical schools, a wide variety of private elementary and secondary schools, in addition to four state and six private colleges and universities. These educational resources work with business and industry in a unified effort called the Lehigh Valley Business/Education Partnership. The partnership, established in 1989 and structured as a collaboration of task forces, seeks support for educational efforts from all segments of the community. This partnership has attracted national attention and commendation and has become a model for other communities. The partnership’s most recent product is a comprehensive package of school-to-work programs, which are being implemented at all educational levels. These programs will expand students' career awareness, provide insight into local and global economies and hone the skills necessary for successful employment. The keystone of this effort is the commitment of all 17 area public school districts to a 10-step career development curriculum that begins at the primary grade levels and continues through and beyond high school. Here in the Lehigh Valley, we're acutely aware of the advantages of a well-educated, well- trained workforce. Our educational infrastructure has strong ties to business and industry, thanks to the pioneering efforts of the Lehigh Valley Business/Education Partnership. In addition, the Lehigh Valley boasts a number of highly adaptive training facilities. These centers provide everything from basic employment skills to specialized technical instruction, as well as routinely tailor-made training programs for individual businesses and industries.

Student to Yearly School College- Average Communities Enrollment Teacher Dollars Per District Bound SAT Scores Included Ratio Student

Allentown 17,521 62% 19.4 to 1 899 $8,922 Allentown (484) 821-2600

Bethlehem 14,984 80% 16.5 to 1 1024 $10,975 Bethlehem Boro (610) 861-0500 (see Northampton Co.)

Catasauqua Catasauqua Boro 1,743 99% 14.9 to 1 1044 $10,415 Hanover Twp (610) 264-5571 (see Northampton Co.)

Alburtis Boro East Penn Emmaus Boro 7,348 74% 16.8 to 1 1081 $10,313 Lwr Macungie Twp (610) 966-8300 Macungie Boro Upper Milford Twp

Northern Washington Twp Lehigh 2,094 73% 16.4 to 1 987 $10,324 Slatington Boro (610) 767-9800 Walnutport Boro Northwestern Lowhill Twp Lynn Twp Lehigh 2,311 66% 15.1 to 1 1037 $10,595 Weisenberg Twp (610) 298-8661 Heidelberg Twp

Parkland N Whitehall Twp 8,827 71% 17.3 to 1 1076 $10,719 S Whitehall Twp (610) 351-5503 Upr Macungie Twp

Salisbury 1,852 69% 15.5 to 1 987 $13,565 Salisbury Twp (610) 797-2062

Southern Lehigh Coopersburg Boro 3,014 74% 17.8 to 1 1044 $11,319 Lower Milford Twp (610) 282-3121 Upper Saucon Twp Whitehall- Coplay Boro Coplay 4,141 67% 18.6 to 1 995 $8,869 Whitehall Twp (610) 439-1431

Student to Yearly School College- Average Communities Enrollment Teacher Dollars Per District Bound SAT Scores Included Ratio Student

Bangor Boro Portland Boro Bangor East Bangor Boro 3,637 53% 15.7 to 1 1050 $9,224 Roseto Boro Upr Mt. Bethel Twp Lwr Mt. Bethel Twp Washington Twp Bethlehem Bethlehem Twp Bethlehem 14,984 80% 16.5 to 1 1024 $10,975 Fountain Hill Boro (610) 861-0500 Freemansburg Boro Hanover Twp (see Lehigh Co.)

Catasauqua 1,743 99% 14.9 to 1 1044 $10,415 N. Catasauqua Boro (610) 264-5571 (see LehighCo.)

Easton Forks Twp Easton 8,728 79% 15.2 to 1 1018 $9,931 Palmer Twp (610) 250-2400 College Hill Boro L. Mt. Bethel Twp (portions of) Nazareth Boro Upr Nazareth Twp Nazareth Lwr Nazareth Twp 4,526 85% 15.8 to 1 1033 $10,067 (610) 759-1170 Bushkill Twp Stockertown Boro Tatamy Boro Northampton Boro BathBoro Northampton Allen Twp 5,697 60% 16.3 to 1 1004 $10,422 East Allen Twp (610) 262-7811 Lehigh Twp Chapmans Boro Moore Twp

Pen Argyl Plainfield Twp 1,999 83% 16.8 to 1 972 $9,134 Wind Gap Boro (610) 863-3191 Pen Argyl Boro

Saucon Valley Hellertown Boro 2,356 70% 14.5 to 1 1024 $12,203 (610) 838-7026 Lower Saucon Twp

Wilson Boro Wilson Glendon Boro 2,247 72% 15.1 to 1 954 $11,003 (610) 373-6000 West Easton Boro Williams Twp

re-schools and Daycares This is an abridged list. Check the telephone directory or ask your RE/MAX real estate agent for a complete listing in your area of interest.

School Address City Phone Academy of Little Learners 6516 Lower Macungie Rd Macungie (610) 398-1082 Ashanti Precious Day Care 1120 Irving St Allentown (610) 770-1448 Bangor Nursery & Childcare Center 221 S Fourth St Bangor (610) 588-1665 Cambridge Day Schools 6673 Stein Way Macungie (610) 398-0177 Children’s Center of Wind Gap 58 Fairview Ave Wind Gap (610) 863-9000 Christian Day Care Center 1300 Eaton Ave Bethlehem (610) 694-0444 Creation Play Station 1336 W Minor St Emmaus (610) 966-7744 Day Care in the Park 3045 Avenue B Bethlehem (610) 868-1030 Early Childhood Center 815 Pennsylvania Ave Bethlehem (610) 868-8501 Gantz Day Care & Learning Center 3119 Seiples Station Rd Whitehall (610) 799-3635 Growing Tree Childcare Center 3000 Third St Whitehall (610) 264-1177 Holy Cross Day Care Center & Nursery School 696 Johnson Rd Nazareth (610) 759-8761 Kinder Castle Child Care 628 State Rd Emmaus (610) 967-1824 Kralik’s Kampus Early Learning Center 2210 Eaton Ave Bethlehem (610) 867-2213 Lifespan Day Care 1503 N Cedar Crest Blvd Allentown (610) 435-7833 Los Niños Learning Center 513 W Linden St Allentown (610) 435-0355 Magical Tot Spot, Inc 864 Third St Whitehall (610) 231-8797 Next Level Development 2532 Beryl Ave Whitehall (610) 439-1779 Park Avenue Kids Korner LLC 3880 Park Ave Neffs 610-760-8661 Rainbow Discovery Center 1575 Pond Rd Allentown (610) 395-3373 St. Elizabeth Child Care Center 431 Pershing Blvd Whitehall (610) 266-1322 St. John’s UCC Nursery School Broad and Prospect Sts Nazareth (610) 759-3393 Tyke Nursery School 1027 Wyoming St Allentown (610) 439-3131 Volunteers of America Children’s Center 730 W Union St Allentown (610) 432-8352 YMCA Suburban North: School-Age Care 880 Walnut St Catasauqua (610) 264-5221

rivate Schools This is an abridged list. Check the telephone directory or ask your RE/MAX real estate agent for a complete listing in your area of interest.

School Address City Phone Grades Bethlehem Christian School 3100 Hecktown Rd Bethlehem (610) 868-6020 PK-8 Centennial School 2196 Ave C Bethlehem (610) 266-6500 Age 6-21 Christ the King School 3008 S Ruch St Whitehall (610) 262-4177 PK-8 Covenant Christian Academy 1414 Pennsylvania Ave Bethlehem (610) 868-7302 K-8 Emmaus Baptist Academy 4702 Colebrook Ave Emmaus (610) 965-4790 PK-12 Faith Lutheran Church & Preschool 2012 Sullivan Trail Easton (610) 253-1625 PK-K Grace Montessori School 814 Linden St Allentown (610) 435-4060 PK-K Holy Child School 1301 Sioux St Fountain Hill (610) 865-0861 PK-8 Holy Infancy School 127 E Fourth St Bethlehem (610) 868-2621 PK-8 Jewish Day School 2313 W Pennsylvania St Allentown (610) 437-0721 K-8 Lehigh Valley Christian High School 1414 E Cedar St Allentown (610) 821-9443 9-12 Lehigh Valley Lutheran School 3355 MacArthur Rd Whitehall (610) 351-8331 K-8 Moravian Academy Middle School 11 W Market St Bethlehem (610) 866-2080 6-8 Our Lady of Hungary Regional School 1300 Newport Ave Northampton (610) 262-9171 PK-8 Our Lady of Perpetual Help School 3221 Santee Rd Bethlehem (610) 868-6570 PK-8 Rock Christian Academy Fifth and Church Sts Easton (610) 253-8161 K-12 Ss. Peter & Paul School 307 Coal St Lehighton (610) 377-4466 PK-5 Sacred Heart School 115 Washington St Bath 610-837-6391 PK-8 School House Christian Preschool PO Box 153 Hellertown (610) 838-7007 PK-K St. Anne School 375 Hickory St Bethlehem (610) 868-4182 PK-8 St. Cyril Methodius School 551 Thomas St Bethlehem (610) 866-0042 K-8 St. Francis of Assisi School 1035 Washington St Allentown (610) 435-0364 PK-8 St. John Neumann School 259 Lafayette Ave Palmerton (610) 826-2354 K-8 St. Michael the Archangel Parochial School 5040 St. Joseph’s Rd Limeport (610) 965-4441 K-8 Swain School 1100 S 24th St Allentown (610) 433-4542 PK-8

iocesan Schools

School Address City Phone Grades Immaculate Conception School Babbitt & Heller Aves Pen Argyl (610) 863-4816 K-6 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School 80 Ridge St Roseto (610) 588-2629 K-6 Pius X High School 580 Third Ave Bangor (610) 588-3291 7-12 Secretariat for Catholic Education 2145 Madison Ave Bethlehem (610) 866-0581 Central Catholic High School 301 N 4th St Allentown (610) 437-4601 9-12 Bethlehem Catholic High School (BECAHI) 2133 Madison Ave Bethlehem (610) 866-0791 9-12

rade and Specialty Schools

School Address City Phone Allentown Bartender School 1541 Alta Dr Whitehall (610) 821-9450 Bridgeway Home School Academy 334 Second St Catasauqua (800) 863-1474 Career Institute of Technology 5335 Kesslersville Rd Easton (610) 258-2857 Community Music School 22 N Sixth St Allentown (610) 435-7725 Communities in Schools in the Lehigh Valley 22 S Third St Easton (610) 923-8240 Dental Assistants Unlimited 3897 Adler Pl, Ste 150 Bethlehem (610) 867-2853 Empire Beauty Schools 1634 Macarthur Rd Whitehall (610) 439-1938 Green Street Dental Career Institute 150 S Green St Nazareth (610) 746-0488 Head Start of the Lehigh Valley 1520 Hanover Ave Allentown (610) 437-6000 The Hillside School 2697 Brookside Rd Macungie (610) 967-3701 Lear Educational Center 2031 Hay Terr, Ste 300 Easton (610) 252-0965 Lehigh Valley Academy 1560 Valley Ctr Pkwy Bethlehem (610) 866-9660 Pennsylvania School of Business 406 W Hamilton St Allentown (610) 264-8029 Lehigh Valley School of Dental Assisting 881 Third St, Ste A-3 Whitehall (610) 266-9550 Lehigh Career & Technical Institute 4500 Education Pk Dr Schnecksville (610) 799-1345 Lincoln Technical Institute 5151 Tilghman St Allentown (610) 398-5300 Mercy Special Learning Center 830 S Woodward St Allentown (610) 797-8242 The Vision Academy (A Paul Mitchell School) 1921 Union Blvd Allentown (610) 437-4626

olleges and Universities

School Address City Phone Cedar Crest College (Women’s college) 100 College Dr Allentown (610) 437-4471 Chestnut Hill College 2755 Station Ave Center Valley (610) 282-0397 DeSales University 2755 Station Ave Center Valley (610) 282-1100 Kutztown University of Pennsylvania 15200 Kutztown Rd Kutztown (610) 683-4000 Lafayette College 1118 Markle Hall Easton (610) 330-5000 Lehigh Carbon Community College 4525 Education Park Dr Schnecksville (610) 700-2121 Lehigh University 27 Mountain Dr West Bethlehem (610) 758-3000 Lehigh Valley College 2809 E Saucon Rd Center Valley (610) 791-5100 Moravian College 1200 Main St Bethlehem (610) 861-1300 Muhlenberg College 2400 W Chew St Allentown (484) 664-3100 Northampton Community College 3835 Green Pond Rd Bethlehem (610) 861-5300 Pennsylvania State University, Lehigh Valley 8380 Mohr Ln Fogelsville (610) 285-5000 The Wescoe School of Muhlenberg College 2400 Chew St Allentown (484) 663-3300

ne mark of a good community is the quality of the health care it affords its citizens. High quality health care abounds in the Lehigh Valley. From easily accessible, nationally renowned hospitals to proficiency in preventive medicine, the Lehigh Valley offers expert medical advice and care for the entire family. eferral Services: Lehigh Valley Hospital Physician Referral Service (610) 402-CARE (2273) 8:30 am—4:30 pm, Monday—Friday, EST Let them know if you are new to the area to receive a free housewarming gift that includes health and home safety information, a mini first-aid kit, and a free subscription to the hospital’s bimonthly magazine. ull Service Hospitals Lehigh Valley Hospital and Health Network LVH is the #1 trauma center in the Tri-state area. In addition it is also noted for its cancer center, open heart surgery, and Medivac units. Cedar Crest & I-78, Allentown · (610) 402-8000 17th & Chew Sts, Allentown · (610) 402-8000 Muhlenberg, Rt. 22 & Schoenersville Rd, Bethlehem · (610) 402-8000 St. Luke’s Hospital Bethlehem Campus · 801 Ostrum St, Bethlehem · (610) 954-4000 Allentown Campus · 1736 Hamilton St, Allentown · (610) 628-8300 St. Luke’s North · 153 Brodhead Rd, Bethlehem · (610) 954-3000 Sacred Heart Hospital 421 Chew St, Allentown · (610) 776-4500 Easton Hospital 250 S. 21st St, Easton · (610) 250-4000

ehabilitation and Physical Therapy

Good Shepherd Health & Technology Center · 850 S Fifth St , Allentown · (610) 778-1000 Rehabilitation Hospital · 850 South Fifth St, Allentown · (610) 776-3100 Work Services · 1901 Lehigh St, Allentown · (610) 776-8350 Coordinated Health Systems 1401 N Cedar Crest Blvd, Allentown · (610) 433-8080 2775 Schoenersville Rd, Bethlehem · (610) 861-8080 400 S Greenwood Ave, Easton · (610) 515-8080 Aquatic and Physical Therapy Center 3735 Easton Nazareth Hwy, Ste 101, Easton · (610) 252-2700 ProRehab 2014 Laubach Ave, Northampton · (610) 262-1662 1174 Illicks Mill Rd, Bethlehem · (610) 866-5600 1040 Chestnut St, Emmaus · (610) 967-6466 175 W Main St, Macungie · (610) 966-6773 3601 Nazareth Rd, Easton · (610) 253-1000 848 Nazareth Pike, Nazareth · (610) 746-5466 Hanover · (610) 866-4925

hildren’s Services Florence Child Guidance Center 402 N Fulton St, Allentown · (610) 432-0521 159-161 Blue Valley Dr, Bangor · (610) 432-2692 175 S 21st St, Easton · (610) 559-8151 Valley Youth House 829 Linden St, Allentown · (610) 820-0166 National Hospital for Kids in Crisis (KidsPeace) 5300 KidsPeace Dr, Orefield · (800) 8KID-123 (854-3123)

he Lehigh Valley has what you are looking for when you shop. There are over two dozen malls and shopping centers and countless independently-placed specialty shops offering both shopping ease and convenience. Less than one hour to the south is one of the largest regional shopping malls on the East Coast—the King of Prussia Mall. Lehigh Valley’s largest shopping center is the Lehigh Valley Mall. With over 130 stores, this mall is located at MacArthur Road and Grape Street, just north of Route 22, in Whitehall. The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley, the region’s first and only Lifestyle Center, is gently nestled at the base of South Mountain on Center Valley Parkway between Allentown and Bethlehem, PA, near Route 378. This convenient location is close to where Interstate 78, Route 309 and Route 145 converge. Less than one hour’s drive away to the west is the VF Outlet in Reading, Pennsylvania. A short 45 minute drive to the north is The Crossings Premium Outlets in Tannersville with its many outlet stores. For food shopping, the Lehigh Valley’s major chains—Giant, Redners, Weis-Kings, and Wegmans—and a host of independent grocers offer staples, ethnic, specialty, and health-conscious foods. For a really unique experience, don’t miss the Allentown Fairgrounds Farmers’ Market at 17th and Chew Streets where they have over 40 booths that offer the area’s fresh farm bounty. To find a specific shopping experience, you can search online on the Lehigh Valley Convention and Visitor’s Bureau’s website, http://lehighvalleypa.org. Other shopping centers in the Lehigh Valley are as follows:

llentown Area Allentown Fairgrounds Farmers Market, 17th and Chew Sts · (610) 432-8425 American Plaza Shopping Center, 2nd and Hamilton Sts · (610) 433-0546 Cedar Crest Plaza, Rte 22 and Cedar Crest Blvd Kmart Shopping Center, 2520 MacArthur Rd · (610) 821-5513 Kmart Plaza, 4701 Tilghman St · (610) 395-0341 King’s Plaza Mall, Cedar Crest Blvd and Hamilton Blvd Lehigh Valley Mall, Rts 22 & 145, North Whitehall · (610) 264-5511 Mountainville Shopping Center, S 4th and W Federal Sts South Mall, 3300 Lehigh St · (610) 791-3090 The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley, 2845 Center Valley Pkwy · (610) 791-9707 Tilghman Square Shopping Center, Tilghman St and Cetronia Rd Trexler Mall, Rte 222 and Lower Macungie Rd Village West Shopping Center, Tilghman St and Cedar Crest Blvd WalMart & Sam’s Club, 2601 & 2595 MacArthur Rd · (610) 266-9645 & (610) 266-5201 Whitehall Mall, MacArthur Rd and Grape St Whitehall Square Shopping Center, MacArthur Rd ethlehem Area Bethlehem Square Shopping Center, Nazareth Pike and Rte 22 Kmart Shopping Center, Nazareth Pike and Rte 22 Lehigh Shopping Center, Union Blvd and Eaton Ave Westgate Shopping Center, 2285 Schoenersville Rd aston Area Northampton Crossings, Rtes 248 and 33 Palmer Park Mall, Rte 248 and Park Ave · (610) 258-6017 25th Street Shopping Center, 25th St and Rte 22

he Morning Call Allentown Office · 101 N. Sixth St · (610) 820-6500 Bethlehem Office · 515 Main St · (610) 861-3600 Easton Office · 35 S Third St · (610) 258-3000 Subscriber Services · (800) 666-5492 The Express-Times 30 N Fourth St, Easton · (610) 258-7171 Subscriber Services · (800) 360-3602 Blue Valley Times 718 W Pennsylvania Ave, Pen Argyl · (610) 863-7867 East Penn Press 1633 N 26th St, Allentown · (610) 740-0944 Home News 120 S Walnut St, Bath · (610) 837-0107 Lehigh Valley News Group PO Box 565, Boyertown · (610) 367-6041 Nazareth Key 127 E High St, Nazareth · (610) 759-5000 Parkland Press 1633 N 26th St, Allentown · (610) 740-0944 Whitehall-Coplay Press 1633 N 26th St, Allentown · (610) 740-0944

ometimes the hardest thing about moving is finding a radio station that fits your interests. This is an abridged list of radio stations you can find in the Lehigh Valley— please check with your RE/MAX real estate agent for a complete listing in your area of interest. AM Stations Broadcast Call Letters Station Content Phone # Web From... WAEB 790 Talk, News Whitehall (610) 434-1742 waeb.com WEEX 1230 Sports Easton (610) 258-6155 WGPA 1100 News, Talk, Polka Bethlehem (610) 866-8074 wgpasunny1100.com WHOL 1600 Hispanic Allentown (610) 434-4801 hola1600.com WKAP 1470 Sports Whitehall (610) 434-1742 1470wkap.com WTKZ 1320 Hispanic Allentown (610) 465-1320

FM Stations Broadcast Call Letters Station Content Phone # Web From... WAEB 104.1 Top 40 Whitehall (610) 434-1742 b104.com WCTO 96.1 Country Bethlehem (610) 266-7600 catcountry96.fm WDIY 88.1 NPR, Local Bethlehem (610) 694-8100 wdiyfm.org WLEV 100.7 Soft Rock Bethlehem (610) 266-7600 wlevradio.com WLVR 91.3 College Radio Bethlehem (610) 758-4187 wlvr.org WJCS 89.3 Christian Allentown (610) 791-7262 wjcs.org WMUH 91.7 College Radio Allentown (610) 664-3239 muhlenberg.edu/cultural/wmuh WODE 99.9 Classic Hits Easton (610) 258-6155 999thehawk.com WZZO 95.1 Rock Whitehall (610) 434-1742 wzzo.com

here are several local television stations and cable companies that service the Lehigh Valley area. This is an abridged list of television stations and cable companies you can find in the Lehigh Valley—please check with your RE/MAX real estate agent for a complete listing in your area of interest. Television Stations Broadcast Call Letters Channel Content Phone # Web From... WBPH 60 Christian Allentown (610) 433-4400 wbph.org WFMZ 69 Independent Allentown (610) 797-4530 wfmz.com WLVT 39 Public Television Bethlehem (610) 867-4677 wlvt.org

Cable Companies

Company Address City Phone # Web

Blue Ridge Cable 200 N First St Lehighton (610) 826-2555 brctv.com RCN Cable 2124 Avenue C Bethlehem (800) ringRCN rcn.com Service Electric Cable & Communications 2260 Avenue A Bethlehem (610) 865-9100 sectv.com

he Lehigh Valley has whatever you are looking for—action or relaxation, history or music, art or exercise. We have our own world-class amusement park, a nationally – known music festival, theaters, museums, one of only a dozen operating velodromes in the United States, plenty of parks and green grass for picnicking, and an abundance of covered bridges! The Lehigh Valley is near the Poconos, the seashore, Atlantic City, Dutch Country, Philadelphia, New York City, and Washington, D.C. Within a 30 mile radius, antique shops and flea markets abound. New Hope and Peddler’s Village in Lahaska offer many antique shops as well as the Bucks County Playhouse The Pocono Mountains offer nationally renowned skiing, camping, hiking, dining of all types, mountain biking, rafting and canoeing, golf, shopping, hunting, and more! Thousands of acres of forest provide a nearby “get away from it all” vacation spot. You can explore Hickory Run State Park, boat on Lake Wallenpaupak, enjoy the scenery of Delaware Water Gap, and ski at the Blue Mountain and Bear Creek Mountain ski areas. Many hotels in the Poconos specialize in honeymoons. Within a three-hour radius, Lehigh Valley residents can find some of the best beaches and seashore vacationing available anywhere in the continental United States. New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland all offer outstanding ocean side vacation spots; many of which are nationally famous. Extending from Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, to Ocean City, Maryland, is a strip of seashore towns catering to young and old. Sand, surf and sightseeing abound along the Mid-Atlantic Coast, and Lehigh Valley residents have easy access to all three. Pennsylvania Dutch Country presents a bit of unique Americana centering in Lancaster. Experience the Plain Folks’ way of life at The Amish Farm, view a failed communal living experiment at Ephrata Cloister, visit Dutch Wonderland, the Strasburg Railroad, and Roadside America. See how some of the world’s best candy is made in Hershey—and enjoy the amusement park while you are there! Step into a different time as the horse and buggies trot up the roads. Shop at the many gift and souvenir stores, check out the outlets, and don’t miss the Renaissance Faire. There is something for every member of your family in the Dutch Country!

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ublic Parks The Lehigh Valley offers an outstanding array of public parks for outdoor activities and pleasure. Walk, cycle, picnic, photograph, cross- country ski, rollerblade, or sun yourself in Allentown’s Lehigh Parkway or Cedar Beach, Rodale Cycling and Fitness Park, or Trexler Park. Enjoy Easton’s Hugh Moore Park and Louise W. Moore County Park. Meander through Bethlehem’s Monocacy Park, Illick’s Mill Park, South Mountain Park or the Rose Gardens. Macungie’s Memorial Park, Allentown’s West Park, Emmaus’ Community Park, and Bethlehem’s Rose Garden have band shells and open-air concerts. Our cities and towns open their parks to you.

ecreation Cycling/Mountain Biking—Home of the Lehigh Valley Velodrome and Rodale’s Bicycling and Mountain Biking magazines, Valley streets and roads, the Bob Rodale Cycling and Fitness Park, Trexler Park, and Jim Thorpe offer great cycling for all. Hiking and Camping—Hiking awaits in the myriad parks, natural areas, and on the Appalachian Trail. Private campgrounds are open in the Lehigh Valley, and Hickory Run State Park offers tent and RV campsites. Hunting and Fishing—Pennsylvania has a proud reputation as a sportsman’s paradise. Plenty of State Game Lands and lakes, rivers, and streams are available for the avid fisherman and big– and small-game hunter. Licensing is required.

ports The Lehigh Valley has many golf courses. Athletic clubs feature tennis and racquetball. Skiing is available locally and in the Poconos. Baseball, softball, and bowling leagues are plentiful. Several paintball fields are nearby. Numerous communities sponsor many youth leagues from intramural through advanced competition levels in the following sports: baseball, softball, football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, swimming, diving, lacrosse, field hockey, and gymnastics.

24-7 Fitness Clubs · Fitness, Raquetball, Tennis, Swimming · www.lvfit.com Allentown · 601 Union St · (610) 821-1300 Bethlehem · 441 Schoenersville Rd · (610) 691-3100 West End · 4636 Crackersport Rd · (610) 395-3337 Trexlertown · 6900 Hamilton Blvd (Rte 222 at Trexler Mall) · (610) 336-4400 Allentown Sports Medicine & Human Performance Center 1243 S Cedar Crest Blvd, Allentown · (610) 439-1788 The Fitness Plaza · Fitness, Sauna, Tanning, Child Care, Salon · www.thefitnessplaza.com 1124 Glenlivet Drive, Allentown · (610) 481-0100 Gold’s Gym · Fitness, Classes, Personal Training · www.goldsgym.com Allentown · 3300 Lehigh St, South Mall · (610) 797-6800 Bethlehem · 2134 W Union Blvd · (610) 882-4088 L. A. Fitness · Fitness, Misc. Classes · www.lafitness.com 1515 Mauch Chunk Rd · (610) 432-7330

Allentown Golf Course · 3400 Tilghman Street, Allentown · (610) 395-9926 allentowngolf.org Bethlehem Golf Club · 400 Illicks Mill Road, Bethlehem · (610) 691-9393 bethlehem-pa.gov/parks/golf Brookside Country Club · 901 Willow Lane, Macungie · (610) 966-5269 Center Valley Club · 3300 Cemter Valley Parkway, Center Valley · (610) 791-5580 centervalleyclubgolf.com The Club at Morgan Hill · 100 Clubhouse Drive, Easton · (610) 923-8480 theclubatmorganhill.com Green Pond Country Club · 3604 Farmersville Road, Bethlehem · (610) 691-0222 greenpondcc.com Indian Creek Golf Course · 1449 Chestnut Street, Emmaus · (610) 965-8486 Iron Lakes Country Club · 3625 Shankweiler Road, Allentown · (610) 395-3369 ironlakescountryclub.com Lehigh Country Club · 2319 S. Cedar Crest Boulevard, Allentown · (610) 433-7443 lehighcc.com Locust Valley Golf Club · 5525 Locust Valley Road, Coopersburg · (610) 282-4711 Northampton Country Club · 5049 William Penn Highway, Easton · (610) 252-4394 Olde Homestead Golf Club · 6598 Route 309, New Tripoli · (610) 298-4653 oldehomesteadgolfclub.com Saucon Valley Country Club · 2050 Saucon Valley Road, Bethlehem · (610) 758-7177 sauconvalleycc.org Sawmill Golf Course · 5630 Sullivan Trail, Easton · (610) 759-8200 sawmillgolfcourse.com Shepherd Hills Golf Club · 1160 S. Krocks Road, Wescosville · (610) 391-0644

Silver Creek Country Club · 700 Linden Avenue, Hellertown · (610) 838-7018

silvercreekcountryclub.com Southmoore Golf Course · 235 Moorestown Drive, Bath · (610) 837-7200 southmooregolf.com Tumblebrook Golf Course · 3700 Jacoby Road, Coopersburg · (610) 282-0377 uppersaucon.org/tbrook.html Wedgewood Golf Course · 4875 Limeport Pike, Coopersburg · (610) 797-4551 distinctgolf.com/wedge Whitetail Golf Club · 2679 Klein Road, Bath · (610) 837-9626 whitetailgolfclub.com Willow Brook Golf Course · 1364 Howertown Road, Catasauqua · (610) 264-9004 golfwillowbrook.com Woodland Hills Country Club · 4166 Lower Saucon Road, Hellertown · (610) 838-1986 woodlandhillscountryclub.com Woodstone Golf Club · 3777 N. Dogwood Road, Danielsville · (610) 760-2777 woodstonegolf.com

ll of these ski and snowboarding areas are within 35 miles of Allentown, PA, making all of them within easy driving distance from the entire Lehigh Valley. Alpine Mountain Ski Area Route 447, Analomink · (570) 595-2150 AlpineMountain.com Bear Creek Ski & Recreation 101 Doe Mountain Ln, Macungie · (610) 682-7100 SkiBearCreek.com Blue Mountain Ski Area 1660 Blue Mountain Dr, Palmerton · (610) 826-7700 SkiBlueMt.com Camelback Ski Area 1 Camelback Dr, Tannersville · (570) 629-1661 SkiCamelBack.com Jack Frost and Big Boulder Ski Areas Route 940 & Moseywood Rd, Blakeslee · (570) 443-8425 JFBB.com Shawnee Mountain Ski Area Hollow Rd, Shawnee On Delaware · (570) 4217231 ShawneeMt.com Spring Mountain 757 Spring Mount Rd, Spring Mount · (610) 287-7900 SpringMountain-Fun.com Tanglewood Ski Area & Winter Park Route 390, Tafton, PA · (570) 226-SNOW

Bach Festival, Packer Chapel and Lehigh University Presented by the Bach Choir of Bethlehem · Every May (610) 866-4382 · Bach.org Whether you are a long-time supporter or a first-time visitor, join the thousands of Bach lovers who come to Bethlehem from across the nation and beyond to enjoy the oldest Bach choir in America. Celtic Classic, Bethlehem Presented by the Celtic Cultural Alliance · Every September (610) 868-9599 · CelticFest.org Celebrating all we owe to the culture of our Celtic ancestors. Authentic ethnic entertainment, food, music, and athletic contests. Christkindlemarkt, Main and Spring Sts, Bethlehem Presented by ArtsQuest · Begins first Saturday after Thanksgiving (610) 861-0678 · ChristmasCity.org/ckm A family holiday event held over 17 days beginning the first Saturday after Thanksgiving and going through New Year’s Eve. Entertainment, juried crafts, and food. Admission fee. Das Awkscht Fescht, Macungie Memorial Park, Macungie First weekend in August (610) 967-2371 · Awkscht.com This three day car show is a summer tradition for all ages and a perfect way to celebrate summer. Antique and classic car show, antique toy car show, bingo, fireworks. Admission fee.

Gardenfest, Rodale Experimental Farm, 611 Sigfriedale Rd, outside Kutztown Date pending, call Rodale Institute for more information (610) 683-1400 · RodaleInstitute.org Learn effective gardening and natural-materials craft skills. Admission fee. Kempton Fair, Kempton Presented by Kempton Community Recreation Department (610) 682-7340 · KemptonCountryFair.com Annual fair. Kutztown Pennsylvania German Festival, Kutztown Fairgrounds, Kutztown Saturday before through the Sunday after Independence Day (888) 674-6136 · KutztownFestival.com Bring your family to enjoy the finest in traditional crafts, food, music and folk life. Fun for all ages! 200 of Americas finest traditional craftsmen. Fascinating demonstrations and treasures you can take home. Admission fee, FREE parking available. Mayfair Festival of the Arts, Allentown Park System, Allentown Memorial Day Weekend (610) 437-6900 · MayfairFestival.org For five days in May, Mayfair transforms Allentown’s scenic Cedar Beach Park into a kaleidoscope of sights, sounds, and smells—Renaissance‑style tents, Berman Sculptures, wandering minstrels, dancers, storytellers, art exhibits, local and national musical acts, hands-on crafts demonstrations, and culinary delights. Musikfest, Bethlehem Presented by ArtsQuest · First full week in August (610) 332-1300 · Musikfest.org Musikfest is a 10-day musical spectacular that attracts more than one million people from throughout the country. The festival showcases nearly every musical style imaginable. Admission fee for some performances, FREE parking available.

PA Shakespeare Festival, DeSales University, Center Valley Various shows, June through August (610) 282-WILL (9455) · PAShakespeare.org The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival at DeSales University is a not-for-profit professional theatre company and the Official Shakespeare Festival of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Admission fee—purchase tickets online. Rose Garden Children’s Festival, Bethlehem Rose Garden, 8th Ave., Bethlehem Early June · (610) 758-4667 Outdoor children's festival in June held at Bethlehem 's Rose Garden. A celebration of the creativity inherent in each child focusing on hands-on arts and science programs and activities for children and families. Shad Festival, Main Street, Bethlehem 1st Sunday in May · (610) 882-9029 The Shad Festival celebrates the days when shad was a staple in the diet of Bethlehem's Moravian settlers. Each May, visitors enjoy fresh fish and live entertainment at the biggest fish bake in Pennsylvania. The Great Allentown Fair, Allentown Fairgrounds, Allentown Lehigh County Agricultural Society · Week before and including Labor Day (610) 433-7541 · AllentownFairPA.org The Allentown Fair is dedicated to supporting the achievements of farmers, gardeners and homemakers. The Fair enables children to learn where their food comes from while spending an exciting day riding rides, playing games and seeing shows. Admission fee. Valley Vivaldi, Cedar Crest College, Allentown Presented by the Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra · June, July and August (610) 434-7811 · PASinfonia.org The Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra’s annual summer celebration of Vivaldi’s music.

Wheels of Time, Macungie Memorial Park, Macungie Presented by WOTSRA · August [email protected] · WheelsofTime.org Wheels of Time is a 3 day Rod & Custom Jamboree (with over 2200 of the finest modified cars on the East Coast) that takes place each August in Macungie Memorial Park.

BANGOR MEMORIAL PARK, Bangor · (610) 588-2279 Stadium, sports fields, miniature train, swimming pool and picnic pavilions. BEAR SWAMP COUNTY PARK, Minsi Lake Dr, U. Mount Bethel Twp · (610) 746-1975 The 245-acre county park includes archery complex, boat ramp, a 117-acre fishing lake and seven miles of blazed hiking trails. No swimming is permitted. BELTZVILLE STATE PARK, exit 34 off NE Ext. of PA Turnpike · (610) 377-0045 Boating, fishing (stocked), hunting and firearms, hiking, picnicking and swimming. BOB RODALE CYCLING AND FITNESS PARK, 1148 Mosser Rd, Trexlertown · (610) 395-4892 Ball fields, cycling, In-line skating, hiking/ walking, playground, picnic tables and nature trail. CEDAR CREEK PARKWAY, South Whitehall Twp Ball fields, hiking/walking, tennis courts, picnicking, trout fishing. CEDAR CREEK PARK, Allentown/Rose Garden, Ott St., Allentown · (610) 437-7627 Includes 127 acres. Picnicking, trout fishing in Cedar Creek and Lake Muhlenberg, pool, basketball, volleyball, fitness course. DEFRANKO FARM PARK, Black River Rd.,

Salisbury Bob Rodale Cycling and Fitness Park. Picnicking, walking trail and ball fields. DELAWARE CANAL, 11 Lodi Hill Rd., Upper Black Eddy · (610) 982-5560 60-mile long canal with bike path available. Fishing and boating. DEVONSHIRE PARK, Audobon St., Allentown · (610) 797-4000 x210 Picnicking, playground, tennis and ball fields. EAST SIDE RESERVOIR, Halstead St., Allentown · (610) 437-7627 Hiking trails and picnicking.

FRY'S RUN COUNTY PARK, Route 611 South, Easton · (610) 746-1975 Five-acre county park. HUGH MOORE PARK, off 25th Street and Lehigh Dr., Easton · (610) 515-8000 A 260-acre historic site. Canal boat rentals, hiking/biking circuit, pavilion rentals for social events and picnicking. JACOBSBURG STATE PARK, 835 Jacobsburg Rd., Wind Gap (Route 33 N. to Belfast exit) · (610) 746-2801 Over 1,100 acres of hiking, picnicking, fishing, biking, hunting and equestrian trails. JIM THORPE RIVER ADVENTURES, 1 Adventure Lane, Jim Thorpe · (800) 424-7238 JORDAN CREEK PARKWAY, Lehnert Rd., Whitehall · (610) 820-3129 Ball fields, biking/hiking/walking, horseback riding, tennis courts, bird watching and fishing. JOSEPH S. DADDONA LAKE AND TERRACE, Jacobsburg State Park Union and St. Elmo Sts, Allentown · (610) 437-7756 Ball fields, basketball courts, fishing, picnicking, volleyball and amphitheater. KALMBACH MEMORIAL PARK, 200 Cotton St., Macungie · (610) 965-1140, KalmbachPark.com Marked nature trail and wildflower gardens on 22 acres. KIMMETS LOCK PARK, Dauphin and Lloyd Sts., Allentown · (610) 437-7627 Includes a boat launch for motorized and non-motorized craft, fishing and hiking. LAUBACH PARK, Lehigh Ave./Fairview Rd., Salisbury Twp, Allentown · (610) 797-4000 x210 Ball fields, tennis, picnicking, pond fishing for children under 16. LEHIGH CANAL PARK, south of Hamilton St. Dam, Allentown · (610) 437-7627 Biking, boat launch (motorized and non-motorized), canoeing, fishing, hiking, nature trail.

LEHIGH COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT · (610) 770-3839 Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. To schedule a field or pavilion, call (610) 392-7482 or visit www.lehighcounty.org. Lehigh-Northampton County Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Macungie · VietVet.org/ lehighmem.htm LEHIGH PARKWAY, South 15th St., Allentown · (610) 437-7756 Fishing (stocked), horseback riding, trout nursery, arboretum, Native American museum, nature trail and picnicking on 999 acres. LINDBERG PARK, Lindberg Ave, Salisbury Twp, Allentown · (610) 797- 4000 x210 Ball fields, tennis and picnicking. LOCK RIDGE PARK AND FURNACE MUSEUM, Franklin St, Alburtis · (610) 435-4664 (museum) Lehigh Parkway, a three-mile scenic route extending from center city southwest to Cedar Crest Boulevard. Museum, limited fishing, picnicking, walking and bike path. LOUISE W. MOORE COUNTY PARK, Country Club Rd, Nazareth/Bethlehem Twp A 100-acre park with ball fields, hiking trails, tennis courts and gardens. MACUNGIE MEMORIAL PARK, Rt. 100 and Poplar St, Macungie · (610) 966-4289 Includes 42 acres with outdoor pool, tennis, volleyball, baseball and softball. MONOCACY CREEK, Illick's Mill Rd, Bethlehem · 610-865-7081 Fishing, picnicking and scenic walking trail along Monocacy Creek. NOR-BATH HIKING TRAIL, Jacksonville Park and Savage Rd, Northampton · (610) 746- 1975 Biking, hiking, bird watching.

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT · (610) 746- 1975 Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. NOCKAMIXON STATE PARK, Along PA 563, just off of PA 313, five miles east of Quakertown · (888) PA-PARKS ROSE GARDEN, Ott Street, Allentown. Three pavillions (can be rented) with open grassy area. SAUCON PARK, South Bethlehem near Route 412 · (610) 865-7081 SOUTH MOUNTAIN BIG ROCK PARK (BAUER ROCK), Upper Saucon and Salisbury Twsps Hiking SOUTH MOUNTAIN RESERVOIR, Emmaus Ave. and S. 10th St., Allentown · (610) 437-7756 Ball field, hiking, fishing and picnicking on 157 acres. STEEL WORKERS MEMORIAL, Second and Northampton Sts, Bethlehem TREXLER MEMORIAL PARK, Cedar Crest and Parkway Blvds, Allentown · (610) 437-7756 Biking (Tuesdays/Thursdays/Saturdays only) and walking in this 134-acre passive park. TROUT CREEK PARKWAY, southeastern section of Allentown along Mack Blvd · (610) 437-7756 Ball fields, biking, picnicking, playground, pool, trout fishing. WALDHEIM PARK ASSOCIATION, Waldheim

Park, 2400 S. Hall St., Allentown Lehigh Valley Covered Bridge Tour WALNUTPORT CANAL ASSOCIATION, 417 Lincoln Ave., Walnutport · (610) 767-5817 Biking, canoeing, cross country skiing, fishing, hiking, picnicking.

WEONA PARK, Pen Argyl · (610) 588-2279 Miniature golf, Jewel of the Slate Belt carousel and swimming pool. WEST PARK, between Linden and Turner Sts., Allentown · (610) 437-7756 Summer concerts at the band shell, European-style fountains, benches. WIND GAP PARK, Wind Gap · (610) 863-9388 Play equipment, sports fields, picnic pavilions Picture of an event held at the Wind Gap Park and concerts in summer months. WY-HIT-TUK COUNTY PARK, Route 611 (three miles south of Easton) · (610) 746-1975 Ball fields, canoeing, camping, picnicking, and walking trails.

Allentown Fairgrounds’ Agri-Plex · (610) 433-7541 · AllentownFair.com/agri-plex Home to the Lehigh Valley’s major trade shows and expositions year-round. Acres of free parking. Most shows and expositions have an admission fee. Expect a different trade show or exposition every weekend! Visit their website for information and schedules. Appalachian Trail Conservancy · (304) 535-6331 · AppalachianTrail.org The pinnacle, between Eckville and Hamburg, and Bake Oven Knob, west of Blue Mountain’s Route 309 crossing, offer memorable views of the Lehigh Valley. Bushkill Falls · (570) 588-6682 · VisitBushkillFalls.com Enjoy a leisurely walk through the woods as you view eight splendid waterfalls. A picnic area is available, and it is located off Route 209 near Bushkill. Open days April through November. There is an admission fee. Crayola Factory at Two Rivers Landing · (610) 515-8000 · Crayola.com/factory Learn about Crayola history and see Crayola crayons and markers actually being made. More than a dozen interactive exhibits with projects and activities. Admission fee also includes access to the National Canal Museum on the 3rd & 4th floors. Crystal Cave, Kutztown · (610) 683-6765 · CrystalCavePA.com Tour this spectacular national wonder and then picnic on 125 wooded acres. Play miniature golf and enjoy Pennsylvania Dutch fast food and hand-dipped ice cream. Admission fee. Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom · (610) 395-3724 · DorneyPark.com From our thrilling rides to one of the largest collections of water attractions in the country, there’s also big fun for little ones on our 100+ rides, waterslides and attractions for the entire family! Admission fee, season tickets available. Leaser Lake · (610) 782-3000 · LeaserLakeHeritage.org A man-made lake situated at the foot of Blue Mountain has fishing, boating, and plenty of wooded and open picnic areas. Day use only, open year-round. Advisory: Leaser Lake has been partially drawn down due to the condition of the dam. The lake will remain drawn down until the dam has been rebuilt.

Lost River Caverns · (610) 838-8767 · LostCave.com Come with us on an adventure through Lost River Caverns, nature's underground wonderland. The temperature is a constant 52 degrees, so you'll need a sweater or jacket. Bring your camera too! 30-minute guided tours highlight beautiful crystal formations. Admission fee. Lehigh Valley Zoo · (610) 799-4170 · LVZoo.org Native and exotic animals on 1,200 acres. Picnicking. Admission fee. National Canal Museum at Two Rivers Landing · (610) 515-8000 · Canals.org Take a walk back in time at this kid-friendly historic museum, where the past comes alive. Enjoy interactive exhibits and see stories unfold of how the canal systems evolved and grew becoming an integral part of the coal industry in the early 1900’s. Admission fee includes access to the Crayola Factory on the 2nd floor.

An otter at the Lehigh Valley Zoo, formerly the Trexler-Lehigh County Game Preserve

Allentown Symphony Orchestra, 23 N 6th St, Allentown (610) 351-7990 · AllentownSymphony.org Bach Choir of Bethlehem, 423 Heckewelder Pl, Bethlehem (610) 866-4382 · Bach.org Cedar Crest College Stage Company, Cedar Crest College, 100 College Dr, Allentown (610) 606-4608 · CedarCrest.edu Civic Theatre of Allentown, 527 N 19th St, Allentown (610) 432-8943 · CivicTheatre.com MunOpCo (Municipal Opera Company of Allentown), 1533 Hamilton St, Allentown (610) 437-2441 · MunOpCoMusicTheatre.com Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra, 1524 W Linden St, Allentown (610) 434-7811 · PASinfonia.org Pennsylvania Playhouse, Illick’s Mill Rd, Bethlehem (610) 865-6665 · PAPlayhouse.org State Theatre, 453 Northampton St, Easton (610) 5252-3132 · StateTheatre.org Touchstone Theatre, 321 E 4th St, Bethlehem (610) 867-1689 · Touchstone.org

Allentown Art Museum, 31 N 5th St, Allentown (610) 432-4333 · AllentownArtMuseum.org Permanent exhibitions range from 14th-17th century European paintings and sculpture to the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, and 200 years of American art. Asa Packer Mansion, Jim Thorpe (570) 325-3229 · AsaPackerMansionMuseum.homestead.com Asa Packer was the founder of Lehigh University. 1803 House Museum, 55 S Keystone Ave, Emmaus (610) 965-0152 · 1803House.com Built by Jacob Ehrenhardt, Jr., this stone home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and serves as a living classroom for the community at large. Haines Mill Museum, 3600 Haines Mill Rd, Allentown (610) 481-9135 · (web) LCHS.museum Operating grist mill built in 1760 and restored in 1909 showing farming and milling techniques at the turn of the century. Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts, 427 N New St, Bethlehem (610) 868-6868 · HistoricBethlehem.org This museum is the passionate expression of its founder, local collector Annie S. Kemerer, and her love of beautiful objects. Exquisite Bohemian glass, fine needlework, tall case clocks, dolls, cast-iron toys and landscape paintings are just some of the items exhibited here. Lehigh Valley Heritage Center and Museum, 432 W Walnut St, Allentown (610) 435-1074 · (web) LCHS.museum The Lehigh County Historical Society is one of the largest historical societies in America. Our new 30,000 square foot headquarters, The Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum, is a state-of-the-art climate-controlled facility that houses one of the finest historical research libraries in the state of Pennsylvania. The Heritage Museum includes 4 galleries with more than 10,000 square feet of exhibits.

Martin Guitar Museum, 510 Sycamore St, Nazareth (610) 759-2837 · MartinGuitar.com The Martin Guitar Museum is a centre for reflection, bringing together music history, culture and craftsmanship. Attractive displays showcase over 170 exquisitely crafted guitars that parallel their 173-year history. Guided factory tours also available. Moravian Museum of Bethlehem, 66 W Church St, Bethlehem (610) 691-6055 · HistoricBethlehem.org The 1741 Gemeinhaus, Bethlehem’s oldest building and a National Historic Landmark, houses a museum that tells the stories of the Moravian founders. Museum of Indian Culture, 2825 Fish Hatchery Rd, Allentown (610) 797-2121 · MuseumofIndianCulture.org 1741 Gemeinhaus (Community House) built Experience local Indian culture in the beautiful Little by the Moravians. Lehigh Parkway. National Canal Museum, 30 Centre Sq, Easton (610) 250-6700 · Canals.org Come discover America's canal heritage at the National Canal Museum. Take a journey back in time to the early 1800s and experience what the world was. Slate Belt Heritage Center, 30 N First St, Bangor (610) 588-8615 · SlateBeltHeritage.com The Slate Belt Heritage Center was built in 1907 and originally served as the town hall, council chambers, borough offices, and fire department for the town of Bangor, Pennsylvania. In 1998, a group of determined citizens decided to save the deteriorating building and use it to house local heritage. Whitefield House, 214 E Center St, Nazareth (610) 759-5070 · MoravianHistoricalSociety.org The museum includes sections on Moravian history, local settlements and schools, worship, music, decorative arts, and world-wide missions.

Burnside Plantation, 1461 Schoenersville Rd, Bethlehem (610) 691-6055 · HistoricBethlehem.org This historic farm-in-the-city opens doors to early American agricultural life. The property includes a restored 1748/1818 farmhouse, two 1840s bank barns, a high horse -power wheel, large kitchen garden and orchard, a corn crib and wagon shed. Claussville Schoolhouse, 2917 Route 100, Claussville (610) 435-1074 · (web) LCHS.museum Step back into the vanished world of rural childhood. This charming 1893 one-room school was the county's last when it closed long ago, but it remains ready for the next class, with all its contents intact. Covered Bridge Tour, Lehigh Valley LehighValleyPA.org/resource/pdf/Covered_Bridge.pdf Lehigh and Northampton Counties boast 7 of these historic structures, and the surrounding six counties offer an additional 22. No two are alike, but they all remind us of the early days of our area. Colonial Industrial Quarter, 459 Old York Rd, Bethlehem (610) 691-6055 · HistoricBethlehem.org Colonial Moravian technological ingenuity created America’s first industrial park on this site. Opening the doors of these restored buildings reveal how waterpower and human power combined to make work easier 260 years ago. Enjoy the 1761 Tannery, the 1762 Waterworks, the 1869 Luckenbach Mill, and the 1750/1761 Smithy. George Taylor House, Lehigh and Poplar Sts, Catasauqua (610) 435-4664 · (web) LCHS.museum A National Landmark, this 1768 home of Declaration of Independence signer George Taylor exemplifies the fashionable life of the slave-owing magnate of a great estate.

Liberty Bell Museum, 622 W Hamilton St, Allentown (610) 435-4232 · LibertyBellMuseum.org Discover why the Liberty Bell traveled from Philadelphia to Allentown in 1777. You’ll learn about the rich and patriotic history celebrated in our museum. Lockridge Furnace Museum, 525 Franklin St, Alburtis (610) 435-1074 · (web) LCHS.museum What looks like a medieval stone castle is actually a huge coal- burning iron furnace built in 1868 that produced the iron that helped transform America from a nation of farms into an industrial giant. Explore many fascinating buildings set in a wooded park perfect for picnics and outings. Trout Hall, 414 Walnut St, Allentown (610) 435-4664 · (web) LCHS.museum Impressive Trout Hall, built in 1770 and Allentown's oldest home, was the summer estate of James Allen, son of Allentown's founder. Allen's British sympathies cost him his wealth, his freedom, and possibly his life. Beautifully furnished to recall an age of elegance. Troxell-Steckel House, 4229 Reliance St, Egypt (610) 435-4664 · (web) LCHS.museum The region's only authentically complete Pennsylvania-German farm house, built in 1756, resembles its medieval ancestors and gives a captivating glimpse of the area's farm history.

ir Transportation Lehigh Valley International Airport Provides direct and connecting flights to anywhere in the world. Travelers can make airline connections at LaGuardia, Kennedy, Newark, and Philadelphia airports via local airports and/or bus service. Visit the airport online at LVIA.org.

us LANTA · (610) 776-7433 · LantaBus.com LANTA's Metro system is a network of 26 fixed bus routes throughout the Lehigh Valley, providing daily, later evening, and weekend services. More than 380,000 people live within walking distance of a Metro route. Bieber Tourways · (800) BIEBER-4 · BieberTourways.com Greyhound Bus Lines · (610) 434-6188 · Greyhound.com Trans-Bridge Lines · (610) 868-6001 · TransBridgeBus.com

abs Lehigh Valley Taxi · (610) 867-6000 Quick Service Taxi · (610) 434-8132 Car One of Allentown · (610) 266-9770 or 877-LVIACAR

ail Amtrak · (800) USA-RAIL · Amtrak.com Provides service to all areas of the United States and certain areas of Canada via New York City and Philadelphia.

uyer makes an offer using the PAR Agreement of Sale: A. Agreement of Sale The preprinted Agreement of Sale used by most area REALTORS® is produced by the Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS® (PAR) in conjunction with the Lehigh Valley Association of REALTORS and should be completed with an Agent’s assistance. B. Customary Provisions 1. Customary Deposit The earnest money or good faith deposit that accompanies the offer is customarily in the range of up to ten percent (10%) of the purchase price. The Buyer’s personal check is made payable to the Listing broker who must deposit the check in a separate escrow account when the offer is accepted. 2. Mortgage Contingency Any conditions regarding new financing or loan assumptions are written in the Agreement of Sale. As a rule, a Buyer is given four to five weeks to obtain a firm loan commitment. A Buyer has ten (10) banking days to apply for a mortgage after signing of an Agreement by a Seller. 3. Adjustments and Proration Unless otherwise provided, the following items shall be prorated and adjusted between the parties or paid at closing: (a) Taxes on real property shall be prorated on a fiscal year or calendar year basis to the date of closing. (b) Any remaining fuel or propane gas left with the property. (c) Rents/security deposits, if any, for the property shall be prorated at closing. (d) Accrued, but unpaid, interest and other charges to Seller, if any, shall be computed to the date of closing, and paid by the Seller. Interest and other charges pre-paid by Seller shall be credited to the Seller at closing, and paid by the Buyer. Other charges to the Buyer may include HA Mortgage insurance premiums, and private mortgage insurance premiums. 4. Conveyance of Title Seller agrees to convey title by Special Warranty Deed at closing. The average time from execution of contract to closing varies, but is typically 60 days.

C. Contingency Clauses 1. Professional Home Inspection A Buyer has the option to have (at Buyer’s expense) a professional home inspection to verify that there are no major defects in the structure, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, roof, and the heating/cooling systems before the contract becomes final. Other property inspection items may include Radon, Pool, Well and Septic. 2. Wood Destroying Insect Infestation Report See Wood Destroying Insect Infestation Report contained in the Agreement of Sale. 3. Sale of Present Home Occasionally, the purchase of a new home is contingent upon the sale of the Buyer’s present home, which is conditioned upon the acceptance by the Seller. In this case, there is usually a time limit on the contract, and the Seller’s home is kept on the market during this period. The Buyer is given 24 to 48 hours in which to remove the contingency in the event of an acceptable offer from a new, qualified Buyer. D. Financial Information With the Agreement of Sale, Buyers are asked to fill out a Financial Information Form. The information is then reviewed by the Seller in order to determine the Buyer’s ability to purchase a home. ales Agreement is presented to Seller, and if acceptable, is signed by Seller, becoming a binding contract. uyer makes mortgage loan application to the lending institution. A. Application The Buyer completes an application with the loan officer, supplying necessary information such as past and present employment, credit history, assets, and liabilities. Accurate name, address, account numbers and balances are important for expedient lender verification. The Buyer usually pays appraisal and credit report fees at the time of application.

B. Processing Lender orders verification of all information supplied by borrower (Buyer), and a credit report. Lender orders appraisal of subject property. When the loan package is complete, the loan officer submits the package to the loan committee for review and approval. ender approves the application and issues commitment to borrower (Buyer). Buyer should instruct the mortgage lending institution to provide his/her REALTOR® and the Seller’s REALTOR with a copy of the mortgage commitment document. ender submits closing instructions to the closing agent, who completes preparation for closing. The closing agent performs a title examination, title insurance, mortgage insurance (if necessary), prepares a new deed, closing statement, calculations, and preparation if necessary. Buyer exercises right of pre-settlement inspection, and completes arrangements for closing and moving. A. Property Insurance Buyer arranges appropriate property homeowners insurance for coverage of real estate and personal effects. B. Pre-settlement Inspection The Buyer exercises the right of Pre-settlement inspection prior to closing, usually the evening before or morning of settlement. C. Utilities The parties involved notify the utilities (gas, electric, water, etc.) to change billing from Seller to Buyer, effective as of the date of closing or occupancy, if occupancy precedes settlement. Fuel oil proration at time of settlement, if applicable. he closing settlement takes place to complete transfer of title, loan documentation and cash settlement.

A. Location The closing settlement is usually held at the office of the lending institution, title company, or attorney who will also conduct the settlement. B. Procedures 1. The closing agent will review the closing statement with the Buyer and Seller to itemize all receipts and expenditures including prorated adjustments. 2. The Buyer’s usual closing costs when a new loan has been obtained include fees for loan origination, credit report, and appraisal (usually prepaid), title insurance, documentation, recording, and transfer tax. 3. The closing agent obtains necessary signatures on all documents, including the deed. 4. The Buyer pays the balance due on the purchase price, and the closing expenses with either a personal or certified check. 5. Seller receives proceeds for the sale of property and conveys title by Special Warranty Deed to Buyer. 6. Pertinent documents are recorded in the public records at the courthouse by the closing agent. uyer takes possession of property!

wo months prior to Moving Day

If you will use a mover, get a few estimates from moving companies.

If you will move yourself, get costs from at least two truck rental companies.

Create a floor plan of your new home for furniture and appliance placement.

Make an inventory of your household goods and begin to remove clutter (start with the basement, attic, garage, and other storage areas).

Start a file for all your moving paperwork (estimates, receipts, etc.).

Arrange to transfer school records.

Choose a mover (or truck rental company).

Get your new home ready - Contact painters, carpenters, plumbers, roofers etc., so your home is ready when you arrive. Remember to change the locks on all the doors in your new home.

Visit SmoothMoves.com for tips on moving with children.

ix weeks prior to Moving Day

Obtain and fill out post office change-of-address cards.

Subscribe to the paper in your new hometown to learn more about your new community.

Make arrangements for storage if necessary.

Ask your doctor or health plan provider for referrals, and obtain all medical records.

Have antiques, pieces of art, and other valuables appraised.

Clean all closets and drawers.

Start using foods and cleaning supplies that cannot be moved.

our weeks prior to Moving Day

Schedule disconnection of all utility services at your old home, and connection of them at your new one. Be sure to disconnect the day after you leave and connect the day before you arrive. If you have "last month" deposits with services, such as the telephone company, request your refund.

If you are moving yourself, reserve a rental truck.

If you are packing yourself, obtain packing materials and start packing items you won't need until after you arrive at your new house.

Arrange for cleaning and repair of furniture, drapes, and carpeting.

Arrange for special transportation of your pets and plants if necessary.

Check with your insurance company to see how your possessions are covered during transit.

Make any travel plans necessary for your move.

Check to see if you need any moving permits.

Plan your moving sale. Remember to check with local authorities about restrictions.

Collect your important records -- Gather personal and family records, including medical and dental, veterinary and school records; legal and financial documents; birth certificates, passports and insurance documents.

hree weeks prior to Moving Day

Properly dispose of items that cannot be moved, such as flammable liquids.

Prepare auto registration for transfer (if moving to another state).

If you are moving in or out of an apartment, arrange for use of the elevator.

Make child-care arrangements for moving day.

Hold your moving sale.

wo weeks prior to Moving Day

Arrange for disposal of anything not sold at your moving sale.

Service your car in preparation for the move. If you're moving from a warm climate to a cold one, check your antifreeze.

Return any borrowed items (including library books) and retrieve any loaned items.

Cancel newspaper delivery.

Notify any creditors of your move.

Transfer prescriptions and be sure you have an adequate supply of medications on hand.

Assemble a file folder of information to leave for the new owner of your home.

Change your address - One week before your move, send change-of-address cards to everyone who will need to contact you.

Pick up laundry -- Laundry tickets are easy to misplace, so ask for your things by name and not just by the receipts you have.

Pack a travel kit. Put aside critical items like a checkbook, credit cards, personal phone book, ID, flashlight, keys, toiletries, tools, paper plates, cups, towels, travel alarm clock, aspirin, bandages and games for the kids. Also, pack a suitcase with clothing and other personal items.

ne day prior to Moving Day

Transfer your bank accounts.

Take animals to vet for immunization, if necessary.

Close and empty your safe-deposit box.

Settle any bills with local businesses.

Drain power equipment of oil and gas. Drain water hoses.

Find new homes for plants that will not be moved.

Confirm any travel reservations.

Drain your waterbed.

Defrost refrigerator and freezer, propping doors open.

Let movers pack your belongings (unless it's a do-it-yourself move).

Disconnect and prepare major appliances for move.

Set aside anything that will travel in your car so it will not be loaded on the truck.

Pack a box of items that will be needed first at the new house. Clearly mark this box "Load Last."

Obtain cash or traveler's checks for the trip and to pay the movers.

Confirm arrival time of your moving van/truck.

If moving yourself, dismantle beds and other large furniture.

oving Day

If using a mover, be sure someone is at the old house to answer questions.

Note all utility meter readings.

Read your bill of lading and inventory carefully before signing. Keep this paperwork in a safe place.

Delivery Day - Again, be on hand to answer any questions.

Check your belongings carefully and note on the inventory paperwork any damaged items.

On an interstate move, be prepared to pay the driver before your possessions are unloaded.

Supervise unloading and unpacking.

Be prepared to pay your mover with cash, certified check, or traveler's checks unless other arrangements have been made in advance.

ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT Allentown School District www.allentownsd.org Vista www.allentownsd.org/Vista Central Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Central Cleveland Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Cleveland Dodd Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Dodd Jackson Elementary School Jefferson Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Jefferson Lehigh Parkway Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/LehighPkwy Lincoln Early Childhood Center McKinley Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/McK Midway Manor Early Childhood Center Mosser Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Mosser Muhlenberg Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Muhlenberg Ritter Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Ritter Roosevelt Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Roosevelt Sheridan Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Sheridan/default.html Union Terrace Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/UnionTerrace Washington Elementary School www.allentownsd.org/Washington Harrison-Morton Middle School www.allentownsd.org/HM Raub Middle School www.allentownsd.org/RaubMS South Mountain Middle School www.allentownsd.org/SouthMtn Trexler Middle School www.allentownsd.org/Trexler William Allen High School www.allentownsd.org/WAHS Louis E. Dieruff High School www.allentownsd.org/DieruffHS

BETHLEHEM SCHOOL DISTRICT Bethlehem School District www.beth.k12.pa.us Pathways Academy and Regional Academic Standards Academy www-ro.beth.k12.pa.us Asa Packer Elementary School www-ap.beth.k12.pa.us Calypso Elementary School www-ca.beth.k12.pa.us Clearview Elementary School www-cl.beth.k12.pa.us Donegan Elementary School www-do.beth.k12.pa.us Donegan Kindergarten Center www-do.beth.k12.pa.us Farmersville Elementary School www-fa.beth.k12.pa.us Fountain Hill Elementary School www-fh.beth.k12.pa.us Fountain Hill Kindergarten Center www-fh.beth.k12.pa.us Freemansburg Elementary School www-fb.beth.k12.pa.us

BETHLEHEM SCHOOL DISTRICT (CONTINUED) Governor Wolf Elementary School www-gw.beth.k12.pa.us Hanover Elementary School www-ha.beth.k12.pa.us James Buchanan Elementary School www-bu.beth.k12.pa.us Lincoln Elementary School www-ln.beth.k12.pa.us Marvine Elementary School www-ma.beth.k12.pa.us Miller Heights Elementary School www-mh.beth.k12.pa.us Spring Garden Elementary School www-sg.beth.k12.pa.us Thomas Jefferson Elementary School www-tj.beth.k12.pa.us William Penn Elementary School www-wp.beth.k12.pa.us Broughal Middle School www-br.beth.k12.pa.us East Hills Middle School www-eh.beth.k12.pa.us Nitschmann Middle School www-ni.beth.k12.pa.us Northeast Middle School www-ne.beth.k12.pa.us Freedom High School www-fhs.beth.k12.pa.us Liberty High School www-lhs.beth.k12.pa.us Liberty Freshman Campus Carreer Academy

CATASAUQUA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Catasauqua Area School District www.cattysd.org Sheckler Elementary School www.cattysd.org/Shecklerweb/Sheckler.html Catasauqua Middle School www.cattysd.org/LMSWEB/ Catasauqua High School www.cattysd.org/web2/chsnew

EAST PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT East Penn School District www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us Wescosville Elementary School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/wescosville Shoemaker Elementary School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/shoemaker Macungie Elementary School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/macungie Lower Macungie Elementary School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/lmes Lincoln Middle School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/lincoln Jefferson Middle School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/jefferson Alburtis Middle School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/alburtis Eyer Middle School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/eyer Lower Macungie Middle School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/LMMS Emmaus High School www.eastpenn.k12.pa.us/ehs

NORTHERN LEHIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Northern Lehigh School District www.nlsd.org Peters Elementary School schools.nlsd.org/pesnlsd/pesweb/peters.html Slatington Elementary School schools.nlsd.org/sesnlsd/slatington.htm Northern Lehigh Middle School schools.nlsd.org/jrhsnlsd Northern Lehigh Senior High School schools.nlsd.org/srhsnlsd

PARKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT Parkland School District www.parklandsd.org Cetronia Elementary School www.parklandsd.org/schools/ct.php Fogelsville Elementary School www.parklandsd.org/schools/fogelsville.php Ironton Elementary School www.parklandsd.org/schools/ironton.php Kernsville Elementary School www.parklandsd.org/schools/kernsville.php Kratzer Elementary School www.parklandsd.org/schools/kratzer.php Parkway Manor Elementary School www.parklandsd.org/schools/ parkway_manor.php Schnecksville Elementary School www.parklandsd.org/schools/schnecksville.php Orefield Middle School psdweb.parklandsd.org/psdms Springhouse Middle School psdweb.parklandsd.org/psdms Parkland High School psdweb.parklandsd.org/phsweb

SALISBURY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT Salisbury Township School District www.stsd.org Western Salisbury Elementary School www.stsd.org/wse Harry S Truman Elementary School www.stsd.org/hst Salisbury Middle School www.stsd.org/sms Salisbury High School www.stsd.org/shs

SOUTHERN LEHIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Southern Lehigh School District www.slsd.org Lower Milford Elementary School www.slsd.org/LowerMilford.cfm Liberty Bell Elementary School www.slsd.org/LibertyBell.cfm Hopewell Elementary School www.slsd.org/HopewellElementary.cfm Southern Lehigh Middle School www.slsd.org/MiddleSchool.cfm Southern Lehigh High School www.slsd.org/HighSchool.cfm

WHITEHALL-COPLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT Whitehall-Coplay School District www.whitehallcoplay.org

WHITEHALL-COPLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT Gockley Elementary School www.whitehallcoplay.org/gockley Steckel Elementary School www.whitehallcoplay.org/steckel Whitehall-Coplay Middle School www.whitehallcoplay.org/middle Whitehall-Coplay High School www.whitehallcoplay.org/whs/hshome.htm

BANGOR AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Bangor Area School District bangor.k12.pa.us Washington Elementary School bangor.k12.pa.us/building.asp?building=11 Five Points Elementary School bangor.k12.pa.us/building.asp?building=5 DeFranco Elementary School bangor.k12.pa.us/building.asp?building=4 Bangor Middle School bangor.k12.pa.us/building.asp?building=3 Bangor High School bangor.k12.pa.us/building.asp?building=2

EASTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Easton Area School District eastonsd.org Cheston Elementary School eastonsd.org/cheston Forks Elementary School eastonsd.org/forks F.A. March Elementary School eastonsd.org/march/indr.htm Palmer Elementary School eastonsd.org/palmer Paxinosa Elementary School eastonsd.org/paxinosa Tracy Elementary School eastonsd.org/tracy Easton Area Academy eastonsd.org/eaa Easton Area Middle School eastonsd.org/eams Shawnee Middle School eastonsd.org/Shawnee Easton Area High School eastonsd.org/hs

NAZARETH AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Nazareth Area School District nazarethasd.k12.pa.us Lower Nazareth Elementary School lne.nazarethasd.k12.pa.us Shafer Elementary School se.nazarethasd.k12.pa.us Bushkill Elementary School be.nazarethasd.k12.pa.us Nazareth Area Middle School ms.nazarethasd.k12.pa.us Nazareth Area High School hs.nazarethasd.k12.pa.us

NORTHAMPTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Northampton Area School District www.northampton.k12.pa.us Moore Elementary School www.northampton.k12.pa.us/moore.cfm Lehigh Elementary School www.northampton.k12.pa.us/lehigh.cfm George Wolf Elementary www.northampton.k12.pa.us/george-wolf.cfm Franklin Elementary School www.northampton.k12.pa.us/borough.cfm Washington Elementary School www.northampton.k12.pa.us/borough.cfm Siegfried Elementary School www.northampton.k12.pa.us/borough.cfm Northampton Area Middle School www.northampton.k12.pa.us/middle-school.cfm

NORTHAMPTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT (CONTINUED) Northampton Area High School www.northampton.k12.pa.us/high-school.cfm

PEN ARGYL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Pen Argyl Area School District www.penargyl.k23.pa.us Plainfield Elementary School edline.net/pages/Plainfield_ES Wind Gap Middle School edline.net/pages/Wind_Gap_MS Pen Argyl High School pahs.org

SAUCON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT Saucon Valley School District www.sauconvalley.k12.pa.us Saucon Valley Elementary School www.sauconvalley.k12.pa.us/elemSchool.asp Saucon Valley Middle School www.sauconvalley.k12.pa.us/middleSchool.asp Saucon Valley High School www.sauconvalley.k12.pa.us/middleSchool.asp

WILSON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Wilson Area School District www.wilsonareasd.org Avona Elementary School www.wilsonareasd.org/Elementary/Avona/General%20Information/ avona_gen_info.htm Wilson Borough Elementary School www.wilsonareasd.org/Elementary/Wbes/General%20Information/ wbes_general_info.htm Williams Township Elementary School www.wilsonareasd.org/Elementary/Williams/General% 20Information/wms_general_info.htm Philip F. Lauer Middle School www.wilsonareasd.org/Plms/General%20Information/ plms_general.htm Wilson Area High School www.wilsonareasd.org/Wahs/index.html

PRE-SCHOOLS AND DAYCARES Academy of Little Learners www.academyoflittlelearners.com Cambridge Day Schools www.cambridgedayschool.org Gantz Day Care & Learning Center www.gantzdaycare.com Lifespan Day Care www.lifespancenter.com Next Level Development www.next-level-development.com St. John’s UCC Nursery School www.stjohnschambersburg.org/nursery.htm

PRIVATE SCHOOLS Bethlehem Christian School www.bethlehemchristianschool.org Centennial School www.lehigh.edu/centennial Christ the King School www.ctk-wc.org Covenant Christian Academy www.cca-lehighvalley.org Emmaus Baptist Academy Faith Lutheran Church & Preschool Grace Montessori School www.gracemontessori.org Holy Child School Holy Infancy School www.holyi.org Jewish Day School www.jdslv.org Lehigh Valley Christian High School www.lvchs.com Lehigh Valley Lutheran School www.mylvls.com Moravian Academy Middle School www.moravian.k12.pa.us Our Lady of Hungary Regional School www.olhrs.com Our Lady of Perpetual Help School www.olphbeth.org Rock Christian Academy Ss. Peter & Paul School www.ssppschool.org Sacred Heart School www.sacred-heart-school.com School House Christian Preschool St. Anne School www.stannebethlehem.org St. Cyril Methodius School St. Francis of Assisi School St. John Neumann School www.sjnrs.org St. Michael the Archangel Parochial School Swain School www.swain.org

DIOSCEAN SCHOOLS Immaculate Conception School www.immaculateconceptionschool.net Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School

DIOSCEAN SCHOOLS (CONTINUED) Pius X High School www.piusxhs.com Secretariat for Catholic Education Central Catholic High School www.acchs.info Bethlehem Catholic High School (BECAHI) www.bethlehemcatholichs.org

TRADE AND SPECIALITY SCHOOLS Allentown Bartender School www.bartenderschool.com Bridgeway Home School Academy www.homeschoolacademy.com Career Institute of Technology www.citvt.com Community Music School Communities in Schools in the Lehigh Valley Dental Assistants Unlimited Empire Beauty Schools www.empire.edu Green Street Dental Career Institute www.olenwine.com/di.cfm Head Start of the Lehigh Valley www.cscinc.org/parents/HeadStart.php The Hillside School www.hillsideschool.org Lear Educational Center Lehigh Valley Academy www.creativekidsclub.com/LVA.htm Pennsylvania School of Business www.psb.edu Lehigh Valley School of Dental Assisting Lehigh Career & Technical Institute www.lcti.org Lincoln Technical Institute www.lincolnedu.com/schools/lincoln-technical-institute Mercy Special Learning Center www.mercyspeciallearning.org The Vision Academy (A Paul Mitchell School) www.thevisionacademy.com

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Cedar Crest College (Women’s college) www.cedarcrest.edu Chestnut Hill College www.chc.edu DeSales University www.desales.edu Kutztown University of Pennsylvania www.kutztown.edu Lafayette College www.lafayette.edu Lehigh Carbon Community College www.lccc.edu Lehigh University www.lehigh.edu Lehigh Valley College www.lehighvalley.edu Moravian College www.moravian.edu Muhlenberg College www.muhlenberg.edu Northampton Community College www.northampton.edu

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (CONTINUED) Pennsylvania State University, Lehigh Valley www.lv.psu.edu The Wescoe School of Muhlenberg College www.muhlenberg.edu/wescoe

Alburtis Borough en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alburtis,_Pennsylvania Allentown City www.allentownpa.org Bethlehem City www.bethlehem-pa.gov Catasauqua Borough catasauquaborough.govoffice.com Coopersburg Borough www.coopersburgborough.org Coplay Borough www.boroughofcoplay.org Emmaus Borough www.borough.emmaus.pa.us Fountain Hill Borough www.fountainhill.org Hanover Township www.hanleco.org Heidelberg Township en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heidelberg_Township,_Lehigh_County,_Pennsylvania Lower Macungie Township www.lowermac.org Lower Milford Township www.lowermilford.net Lowhill Township en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lowhill_Township,_Pennsylvania Lynn Township www.lynntwp.org Macungie Borough www.macungie.pa.us North Whitehall Township www.northwhitehall.org Salisbury Township www.salisburytownshippa.org Slatington Borough en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slatington,_Pennsylvania South Whitehall Township southwhitehall.pa.net Upper Macungie Township www.uppermac.org Upper Milford Township www.uppermilford.net Upper Saucon Township www.uppersaucon.org Washington Township en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_Township,_Lehigh_County,_Pennsylvania Weisenberg Township www.weisenbergtownship.org Whitehall Township en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitehall_Township,_Pennsylvania

Allen Township www.allentownship.org Bangor Borough en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangor,_Pennsylvania Bath Borough www.bathborough.org Bethlehem City www.bethlehem-pa.gov Bethlehem Township www.bethlehemtwp.com Bushkill Township www.bushkilltownship.com Chapman Borough en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapman,_Pennsylvania East Allen Township www.eastallentwp.org East Bangor Borough www.eastbangorborough.org Easton City www.easton-pa.com Forks Township www.forkstownship.org Freemansburg Borough www.boroughoffreemansburg.org Glendon Borough en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glendon,_Pennsylvania Hanover Township www.hanovertwp-nc.org Hellertown Borough www.hellertownborough.org Lehigh Township en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Lehigh_Township,_Northampton_County,_Pennsylvania Lower Mount Bethel Township www.lowermtbethel.org Lower Nazareth Township www.lowernazareth.com Lower Saucon Township www.lowersaucontownship.org Moore Township en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore_Township,_Pennsylvania Nazareth Borough www.nazarethborough.com North Catasauqua Borough www.northcatasauqua.com Northampton Borough www.northamptonboro.com Palmer Township www.palmertwp.com Pen Argyl Borough www.penargylborough.com Plainfield Township twp.plainfield.pa.us Portland Borough www.portlandpa.com Roseto Borough www.rosetoborough.org Stockertown Borough en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockertown,_Pennsylvania Tatamy Borough en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatamy,_Pennsylvania Upper Mount Bethel Township www.uppermtbethel.org Upper Nazareth Township en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upper_Nazareth_Township,_Pennsylvania Walnutport Borough en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walnutport,_Pennsylvania Washington township en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Washington_Township,_Northampton_County,_Pennsylvania West Easton Borough www.westeastonborough.org 67 ©2007 RE/MAX REAL ESTATE · 3021 COLLEGE HEIGHTS BLVD · ALLENTOWN, PA 18104 WWW.ALLENTOWNHOMESALES.COM · 610-770-9000

Williams Township www.williamstwp.org Wilson Borough www.wilsonborough.org Wind Gap Borough www.windgapborough.org

1803 House Museum www.1803house.com 24-7 Fitness Clubs www.lvfit.com Allentown Art Museum www.allentownartmuseum.org Allentown Fairgrounds' Agri-Plex www.allentownfair.com/agri-plex Allentown Fairgrounds Farmers Market www.fairgroundfarmersmkt.com Allentown Golf Course www.allentowngolf.org Allentown Symphony Orchestra www.allentownsymphony.org Alpine Mountain Ski Area www.alpinemountain.com Amtrak www.amtrak.com Appalachian Trail Conservancy www.appalachiantrail.org Asa Packer Mansion www.asapackermansionmuseum.homestead.com Bach Choir of Bethlehem www.bach.org Bach Festival www.bach.org Bear Creek Ski & Recreation www.skibearcreek.com Bethlehem Golf Club www.bethlehem-pa.gov/parks/golf Bieber Tourways www.biebertourways.com Blue Mountain Ski Area www.skibluemt.com Blue Ridge Cable www.brctv.com Burnside Plantation www.historicbethlehem.org Bushkill Falls www.visitbushkillfalls.com Camelback Ski Area www.skicamelback.com Cedar Crest College Stage Company www.cedarcrest.edu Celtic Classic www.celticfest.org Center Valley Club www.centervalleyclubgolf.com Christkindlemarkt www.christmascity.org/ckm Civic Theatre of Allentown www.civictheatre.com Claussville Schoolhouse www.lchs.museum Colonial Industrial Quarter www.historicbethlehem.org Covered Bridge Tour www.lehighvalleypa.org/resource/pdf/ Covered_Bridge.pdf Crayola Factory at Two Rivers Landing www.crayola.com/factory Crystal Cave www.crystalcavepa.com Das Awkscht Fescht www.awkscht.com Department of Motor Vehicles www.dmv.state.pa.us Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom www.dorneypark.com Easton Hospital www.easton-hospital.com Fitness Plaza, The www.thefitnessplaza.com Florence Child Guidance Center www.pinebrookservices.org 69 ©2007 RE/MAX REAL ESTATE · 3021 COLLEGE HEIGHTS BLVD · ALLENTOWN, PA 18104 WWW.ALLENTOWNHOMESALES.COM · 610-770-9000

Gardenfest www.rodaleinstitute.org George Taylor House www.lchs.museum Gold's Gym www.goldsgym.com Good Shepherd www.goodshepherdrehab.org Green Pond Country Club www.greenpondcc.com Greyhound Bus Lines www.greyhound.com Haines Mill Museum www.lchs.museum Iron Lakes Country Club www.ironlakescountryclub.com Jack Frost and Big Boulder Ski Areas www.jfbb.com Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts www.historicbethlehem.org Kempton Fair www.kemptoncountryfair.com Kutztown Pennsylvania German Festival www.kutztownfestival.com L. A. Fitness www.lafitness.com LANTA www.lantabus.com Leaser Lake www.leaserlakeheritage.org Lehigh Country Club www.lehighcc.com Lehigh Valley Heritage Center and Museum www.lchs.museum Lehigh Valley Hospital and Health Network www.lvh.org Lehigh Valley International Airport www.lvia.org Lehigh Valley Mall www.lehighvalleymall.com Lehigh Valley Zoo www.lvzoo.org Liberty Bell Museum www.libertybellmuseum.org Lockridge Furnace Museum www.lchs.museum Lost River Caverns www.lostcave.com Martin Guitar Museum www.martinguitar.com Mayfair Festival of the Arts www.mayfairfestival.org Met-Ed (Electric) www.firstenergycorp.com/Met-Ed Moravian Museum of Bethlehem www.historicbethlehem.org Morning Call, The www.themorningcall.com MunOpCo (Municipal Opera Company of Allentown) www.munopcomusictheatre.com Museum of Indian Culture www.museumofindianculture.org Musikfest www.musikfest.org National Canal Museum www.canals.org National Canal Museum at Two Rivers Landing www.canals.org National Hospital for Kids in Crisis (KidsPeace) www.kidspeace.org Olde Homestead Golf Club www.oldehomesteadgolfclub.com PA Shakespeare Festival www.pashakespeare.org Palmer Park Mall www.shoppalmerparkmall.com 70 ©2007 RE/MAX REAL ESTATE · 3021 COLLEGE HEIGHTS BLVD · ALLENTOWN, PA 18104 WWW.ALLENTOWNHOMESALES.COM · 610-770-9000

Pennsylvania Playhouse www.paplayhouse.org Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra www.pasinfonia.org PP&L (Electric) www.pplweb.com Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley, The www.thepromenadeshopsatsauconvalley.com RCN Cable www.rcn.com Sacred Heart Hospital www.shh.org Saucon Valley Country Club www.sauconvalleycc.org Sawmill Golf Course www.sawmillgolfcourse.com Service Electric Cable & Communications www.sectv.com Shawnee Mountain Ski Area www.shawneemt.com Silver Creek Country Club www.silvercreekcountryclub.com Slate Belt Heritage Center www.slatebeltheritage.com South Mall www.shopsouthmall.com Southmoore Golf Course www.southmooregolf.com Spring Mountain www.springmountain-fun.com St. Luke's Hospital www.slhn-lehighvalley.org State Theatre www.statetheatre.org The Club at Morgan Hill www.theclubatmorganhill.com The Great Allentown Fair www.allentownfairpa.org Touchstone Theatre www.touchstone.org Trans-Bridge Lines www.transbridgebus.com Trout Hall www.lchs.museum Troxell-Steckel House www.lchs.museum Tumblebrook Golf Course www.uppersaucon.org/tbrook.html UGI Utilities, Inc (Gas) www.ugi.com Valley Vivaldi www.pasinfonia.org Valley Youth House www.valleyyouthhouse.org Verizon Residential (Telephone) www22.verizon.com/residential WAEB, AM 790 www.waeb.com WAEB, FM 104.1 www.b104.com WBPH, CH 60 www.wbph.org WCTO, FM 96.1 www.catcountry96.fm WDIY, FM 88.1 www.wdiyfm.org Wedgewood Golf Course www.distinctgolf.com/wedge WFMZ, CH 69 www.wfmz.com WGPA, AM 1100 www.wgpasunny1100.com Wheels of Time www.wheelsoftime.org Whitefield House www.moravianhistoricalsociety.org

Whitehall Mall www.lvbo.org/Whitehall-Mall-Store-Directory.html Whitetail Golf Club www.whitetailgolfclub.com WHOL, AM 1600 www.hola1600.com Willowbrook Golf Course www.golfwillowbrook.com WJCS, FM 89.3 www.wjcs.org WKAP, AM 1470 www.1470wkap.com WLEV, FM 100.7 www.wlevradio.com WLVR, FM 91.3 www.wlvr.org WLVT, CH 39 www.wlvt.org WMUH, FM 91.7 www.muhlenberg.edu/cultural/wmuh WODE, FM 99.9 www.999thehawk.com Woodland Hills Country Club www.woodlandhillscountryclub.com Woodstone Golf Club www.woodstonegolf.com WZZO, FM 95.1 www.wzzo.com

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