{"id":343,"date":"2012-06-30T19:28:09","date_gmt":"2012-06-30T19:28:09","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.websitefix.net\/clients\/Generic\/?page_id=343"},"modified":"2019-09-13T17:07:52","modified_gmt":"2019-09-13T17:07:52","slug":"west-valley","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.sunraydirect.com\/LehighValley3\/?page_id=343","title":{"rendered":"Northampton County"},"content":{"rendered":"

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY<\/strong><\/p>\n

County Offices<\/strong>
\n699 Washington Street
\nEaston 610-829-6500
\nwww.northamptoncounty.org<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce
\n<\/strong>201 North Main Street
\nNazareth 610-759-9188<\/p>\n

Major Highways<\/strong>
\nI-78, I-80
\nRoute 22, 33, 222, 309, 378, 611
\nPennsylvania Turnpike<\/p>\n

An area marked by contrast, North\u00adampton County harmonizes patchwork farmland, vital urban centers, bustling industrial parks, quiet neighborhoods, and undeveloped regions that answer a sportsman\u2019s dream.<\/p>\n

The City of Bethlehem is the focal point of the region, providing expanded urban amenities to the many small boroughs and sprawling townships scattered throughout the Valley.<\/p>\n

Nearby Easton greatly enhances these outstanding resources, rivaling Bethlehem for magnificent performing arts venues, leading healthcare institutions, and first-rate colleges.<\/p>\n

Bethlehem is noteworthy as the only municipality in Pennsylvania that is geographically split between two counties. Northampton County claims the lion\u2019s share of the population of approximately 50,000, while another 20,000 residents are at home on the \u201cLehigh County\u201d side of town. The fact that Bethlehem spans and unites the two counties is a symbol for the cohesive spirit that pervades the Valley. City planners, local governments, area businessmen, educational leaders, and private citizens work diligently to turn their common visions into reality.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Economy<\/strong>
\nWith an equally diverse economy that includes leading health-care and educational institutions, Northampton County offers abundant employment opportunities and fertile ground for entrepreneurial roots. In spite of its vast acreage of undeveloped land, the county is a potent force within the Lehigh Valley \u2014 distinguished as the third largest market in Pennsylvania after Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Literally straddling two counties, the City of Bethlehem forms the hub of the Valley\u2019s industrial and farming activity.<\/p>\n

Major industries include small businesses, high-technology companies, and manufacturing enterprises that have flourished for decades, even centuries! Beth\u00adlehem Steel, well-known across the nation as the largest steel producer, is located
\nin the city designated by its name. Easton claims the Dixie Cup Company, premier manufacturer of the disposable ice-cream and drinking cups that became an integral part of American culture throughout the 1900s.<\/p>\n

Both residential and industrial sectors are served by an excellent transportation network. The doorway to the world is as close as the expanding Lehigh Valley
\nInternational Airport, although criss-crossed interstates and superhighways ensure an easy, quick trip throughout the Valley. New England, the Mid-Atlantic, New York City and Philadelphia \u2013 the nation\u2019s largest and most influential markets and metropolitan areas \u2013 are all \u201cneighbors\u201d through transportation efficiencies.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Services<\/strong>
\nNorthampton County offers outstanding educational opportunities from kinder\u00adgarten through graduate study and professional programs. Private and parochial schools offer alternatives to public education, while outstanding libraries, technical schools, arts programs, and training facilities reflect the prevailing attitude of life-long education. Almost any degree imaginable can be pursued in one or more of the area\u2019s two or four-year colleges, as well as in commercial, trade, music, and art schools.<\/p>\n

The City of Bethlehem is home to Moravian College and Lehigh University, the latter noted as a rich cultural center, a major research institution, and the Lehigh Valley\u2019s only university. Also within commuting distance are Lafayette College in Easton, St. Luke\u2019s Hospital School of Nursing, and a two-year campus for Pennsylvania State University.<\/p>\n

Healthcare facilities are equally prolific and renowned, centered around the regional facility of Easton Hospital. Cancer treatment and cardiac care are just two of the many specializations available at Easton Hospital, offering all the expertise and state-of-the-art equipment of a major medical center. The hospital keeps pace with the latest in diagnostic and therapeutic technology through its affiliations with Hahnemann University Medical School and fifteen other centers of higher learning. Bethlehem is home to Muhlenberg Hospital Center, with its wide spectrum of medical and surgical services.<\/p>\n

In addition to enjoying first-rate educational and health-care resources, residents of Northampton County are served by an unparalleled network of efficient transportation. Just outside of Easton is the ABE airport, offering direct service to numerous destinations within the United States and Canada. Interstate 78 forms a loop around the entire Valley, connecting with Interstate 80 in the northeastern corner and the Pennsylvania Turnpike in the southeast. Local buses serve Easton-Bethlehem-Allentown and their suburbs, while Greyhound bus lines meet the travel needs to New York City, Philadelphia, or Harrisburg.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Lifestyle<\/strong>
\nWhether you enjoy hunting and fishing surrounded by woodlands and streams, or shopping for designer apparel in the middle of a lavish mall, Northampton County meets every need. Blending verdant parklands with urban areas has ensured the protection of wildlife and preserved nature\u2019s own splendor. Conservation and respect for the environment are evident at every turn. The Forks of the Delaware Shad Fishing Tournament in Easton is a tribute to the region\u2019s success in revitalization of water resources, attracting 1,500 anglers from 20 states.<\/p>\n

Regardless of where you live in Lehigh Valley, major shopping centers are just minutes away. While urban centers like Easton and Bethlehem provide a plethora of shops and sprawling malls, many of the smaller towns and villages are home to well-developed retail districts. Quaint downtown centers with historic buildings and Victorian charm are often tucked away in hidden corners of the Valley, offering hand-crafted treasures and priceless antiques to the adventurous. Should all that shopping whet your appetite, you\u2019ll find restaurants from rustic colonial taverns to oriental bistros.<\/p>\n

Aficionados of the performing arts will find a full calendar of events, including professional theatre companies, symphonic concerts, and cinemas that offer in art and foreign films. The avant-garde Touchstone Theater in Bethlehem specializes in the process of the actor as creator, while Easton invested $5 million to restore the splendor of the State Theater.<\/p>\n

Festivals and holiday celebrations are always grand-scale events in Northampton County, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors. In addition to its Christmas City Fair, the City of Bethlehem sponsors a full nine days of Musikfest, a whirlwind of musical delight, delicious food, and lovely crafts. In fact, music seems to be synonymous with the City of Bethlehem, where strains of folk, blues, and folk-rock fill the evening air. Bethlehem\u2019s annual Bach Festival is one of the world\u2019s best known musical extravaganzas, attracting international visitors and music-lovers from 30 states. Many of the local high school bands carry on a tradition of excellence, culminated by Liberty High School Band\u2019s record-breaking, first-place honors in the Governor\u2019s Cup competition in St. Petersburg, Florida.<\/p>\n

Residents of Northampton County have no problem filling their leisure hours, whether they are in the mood for active sports or spectator thrills. Within the area\u2019s towns and cities are playgrounds, athletic fields, youth centers, health clubs, swimming pools, tennis courts, ice-skating rinks, golf courses, and country clubs. Towpaths that follow the Lehigh and Delaware canals offer miles of bicycling pleasure, with new paths being added every year. Along with miles of outstanding trails, Hugh Moore Park includes canal locks, and a cable suspension bridge.<\/p>\n

Many of the area\u2019s lush parks combine spectacular scenery with historic sites,
\nincluding the restored 18th century Mora\u00advian settlement in Bethlehem and Jacobs\u00adburg State Park northwest of Easton. Development near Easton now includes Minsi Lake, Minsi Park, and 322 acres in Upper Mount Bethel for year-around fun that includes hiking and fishing, seasonal hunting, ice-skating, and picnicking.<\/p>\n

An abundance of exciting, seasonal college sports events include the nation\u2019s
\noldest NCAA Division I football rivalry between Lafayette College and Lehigh University. Nazareth Speedway, just six miles outside of Easton, and the Pocono International Raceway both cater to auto-racing fans.<\/p>\n

Housing options in Northampton are as gracious and diverse as its communities, from magnificent older homes in tree-lined historic districts to sprawling new ranches that dot the picturesque countryside.<\/p>\n

Row homes in center city, apartments, condominiums, twins, two-stories \u2014 the ideal living situation is available at a reasonable cost. Considering the county\u2019s abundant housing stock, employment opportunities, educational excellence, and cultural resources, few locations in the nation can rival Lehigh Valley for sheer quality of life.<\/p>\n

While nature has blessed Northampton County with scenic beauty, the hard-working people who call this land home remain its greatest \u201cnatural\u201d resource. From the small boroughs to the heart of Bethlehem or Easton, you\u2019ll be greeted by the friendly faces and heart-warming handshakes of welcoming neighbors.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Allen Township\/East Allen Township<\/strong>
\nAllen Township
\n610-262-7012
\nwww.allentownship.org<\/a>
\nEast Allen Township
\n610-262-7961
\nwww.eatwp.org<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce<\/strong>
\nwww.lehighvalleychamber.org<\/a><\/p>\n

Comparable in population as well as physical size, the townships of Allen and East Allen cover 11 and 16 square miles, respectively. The areas also have a similar complexion: both are primarily comprised of agricultural and rural elements harmonized with residential development.<\/p>\n

The appeal of a relaxed country atmosphere within close proximity to outstanding urban amenities makes these townships attractive to newcomers.<\/p>\n

Both Allentown and Bethlehem are just a short drive from home, offering a virtually endless variety of educational, cultural, entertainment, and employment opportunities.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Bethlehem City<\/strong>
\nCity Hall<\/strong>
\n610-865-7014 <\/strong>
\nwww.bethlehem-pa.gov<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce<\/strong>
\nwww.lehighvalleychamber.org<\/a> <\/strong><\/p>\n

Spanning two counties, Bethlehem is home to more than 50,000 residents in Northampton County and another 22,400 in Lehigh County. Although the area has a number of large shopping centers and 170 diverse industries, Bethlehem Steel remains as one of the area\u2019s largest employers.<\/p>\n

Harmonizing tradition with progress, Bethlehem has restored the Victorian
\nfacades and gas lamps of its Main Street.<\/p>\n

Home selections are abundant and handsome, many with gardens and patios paved with brick and stone. Home of both Lehigh University and Moravian College, Bethlehem is a center for education, culture, and entertainment. Lush parks and celebrations delight residents of all ages.<\/p>\n

Bethlehem’s vibrant quality of life, established by its founders, flourishes today because of its leaders’ vision and foresight. During the last three decades, Bethlehem’s growth into a diversified community has brought with it thousands of jobs and millions of dollars. The former 160-acre Bethlehem Steel property along the river is in the early stages of being redeveloped. The name of the redevelopment area is BethWorks Now, and its main focus is the National Museum of Industrial History, which will have exhibits on loan from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C., and will encompass the industrial history of the United States. Also planned are sports, recreation, entertainment, dining, and retail establishments.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Bethlehem Township\/Freemansburg Borough\/Hanover Township<\/strong>
\nTowns\/Borough Halls<\/em><\/strong>
\nBethlehem Township  <\/strong>
\n610-814-6400
\nwww.bethlehemtownship.org<\/a>
\nHanover Township<\/strong>
\n610-866-1140
\nhttp:\/\/hanovertwp-nc.org<\/a>
\nFreemansburg <\/strong>
\n610-866-2220
\nwww.boroughoffreemansburg.org<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce
\n<\/strong>610-759-9188<\/p>\n

Resembling Hanover 40 years ago in its growth pattern, Bethlehem Twp. is home to 19,600. Shopping centers and services have moved rapidly into the area, following the residential expansion. The housing selection offers well-kept older homes to sprawling ranches on spacious lots.<\/p>\n

Hanover is one of the three suburban communities surrounding Bethlehem City. Here, large tracts of agricultural land have been transformed into popular new housing developments.<\/p>\n

Freemansburg Borough, is just 2 miles from Bethlehem City. A number of major malls are all just minutes from any point.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

City of Easton<\/strong>
\nCity Hall<\/strong>
\n610-250-6600
\nwww.easton-pa.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce<\/strong><\/strong>
\nwww.lehighvalleychamber.org\/easton.html<\/a><\/p>\n

Serving as the county seat, Easton is a center of transportation and industry for the entire Valley. The diversified housing stock includes a variety of single-family homes, townhouses, rentals. Above the Delaware River is College Hill, known for its handsome older homes and archi\u00adtectural variety \u2014 including the lovely Victorian buildings of Lafayette College.<\/p>\n

An active community life is further enriched by the presence of three colleges in the area: Lafayette College, Churchman Business College, and Northampton County Area Community College.<\/p>\n

An excellent selection of public and private schools provide undergraduate
\nopportunities to area youth.<\/p>\n

With sensitivity to historic preservation, mixed uses have brought modern living to this lovely community. Many preserved historic buildings are open to the public, unique shopping opportunities are offered by merchants, the cultural and arts community continues to grow and prosper, and the scenic waterways, restored canal system, and open spaces are plentiful. Two Rivers Landing, home to the Crayola Factory and the National Canal Museum are popular attractions<\/p>\n

Forks Township\/Palmer Township\/Lower Mount Bethel Township\/Pen Argyl Borough<\/strong>
\nTown Halls<\/em><\/strong>
\nForks Township          <\/strong>
\n610-252-0785
\nwww.forkstownship.org<\/a>
\nLower Mount Bethel Township<\/strong>
\n610-252-5074
\nPalmer Township<\/strong>
\n610-253-7191
\nwww.palmertwp.com<\/a>
\nPen Argyl<\/strong>
\n610-863-4119
\nwww.penargylborough.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce
\n<\/strong>610-759-9188<\/p>\n

Forks Township, is largely agricultural but offers handsome acreage for residential development. Downtown Easton is just a ten-minute drive from the front door, and Park Mall in Palmer is three miles away.  Lower Mount Bethel is slightly more
\nremote but still just minutes from major urban amenities.<\/p>\n

Palmer\u2019s farmland is giving way to residential growth. The township is now home to a major shopping center, as well as the Easton Area high school. The Borough of Pen Argyl offers well-kept older homes at a reasonable price. Housing options in the townships are diverse and plentiful.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

North Catasauqua\/ Walnutport<\/strong>
\nBorough Halls<\/em><\/strong>
\nNorth Catasauqua<\/strong>
\n610-264-1504
\nwww.northcatasauqua.org<\/a>
\nWalnutport<\/strong>
\n610-767-1322
\nwalnutportpa.org<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce
\n<\/strong>610-759-9188<\/p>\n

The borough of North Catasauqua is home to 2,900 residents in an area less than one square mile. Primarily residential, the borough offers a housing mix of well-kept older homes along tree-lined streets, and some newer construction in a variety of architectural styles and price ranges.<\/p>\n

Commuters enjoy LANTA bus service to major employment centers.<\/p>\n

With 2,500 residents in one square mile, Walnutport is another choice for small-town living. The borough harmonizes its residential development with some industrial activity and commercial growth.<\/p>\n

Local shopping in both boroughs is sufficient to satisfy daily needs.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Northampton\/Bath Borough\/Chapman\/Lehigh Township\/Moore Township<\/strong>
\nTown Halls<\/em><\/strong>
\nNorthampton<\/strong>
\n610-262-2576
\nwww.northamptonboro.com<\/a>
\nBath Borough<\/strong>
\n610-837-6525
\nwww.bathborough.org<\/a>
\nChapman<\/strong>
\n610-837-0842
\nLehigh Township<\/strong>
\n610-767-6771
\nwww.lehightownship.com<\/a>
\nMoore Township<\/strong>
\n610-759-9449
\nwww.mooretownship.org<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce
\n<\/strong>610-759-9188<\/p>\n

Northampton is a balanced community with an active industrial sector, a conservation area, and a good commercial mix. Bath covers one square mile and looks to Allentown for expanded amenities. The Borough of Chapman is home to 245 residents in .2 square mile. Those looking for a small town in close proximity to urban amenities will find a selection of reasonably priced homes in the boroughs.<\/p>\n

Lehigh and Moore claim nearly 30 square miles each, offering vast open spaces.<\/p>\n

Newcomers will find a pleasing mix of handsome older homes and newer construction in a variety of architectural styles and price ranges.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Plainfield Township\/Roseto\/Wind Gap<\/strong>
\nTownship Halls<\/em><\/strong>
\nPlainfield Township <\/strong>
\n610-759-6944
\nhttps:\/\/plainfieldtownship.org<\/a>
\nRoseto <\/strong>
\n610-588-0695
\nhttp:\/\/boroughroseto.com<\/a>
\nWind Gap<\/strong>
\n610-863-7288<\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce
\n<\/strong>610-759-9188<\/p>\n

Home to 5,500 in 28 square miles, the picturesque area known as Plainfield is primarily farmland, forest and residential development. Beautiful older homes blend with new construction in this area, from quaint farm houses to country estates and sprawling ranches on generous acreage.<\/p>\n

The small boroughs of Roseto and Wind Gap are well-established communities that have developed within the context of the township, offering tranquil neighborhoods and attractive older homes along tree-lined streets.<\/p>\n

Many are drawn to the boroughs for the strong community spirit that prevails, as well as the reasonable cost of housing.<\/p>\n

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Bangor\/East Bangor\/Portland\/Upper Mount Bethel Township\/Washington Township<\/strong>
\nTownship Halls<\/em><\/strong>
\nBangor <\/strong>
\n610-588-2216
\nhttp:\/\/bangorborough.org<\/a>
\nEast Bangor<\/strong>
\n610-588-4656
\nhttp:\/\/eastbangorborough.org<\/a>
\nPortland<\/strong>
\n570-897-0559
\nhttps:\/\/portlandboroughpa.com<\/a>
\nUpper Mount Bethel<\/strong>
\n570-897-6127
\nhttp:\/\/umbt.org<\/a>
\nWashington Township<\/strong>
\n610-588-1524
\nwww.washington-township.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce
\n<\/strong>610-759-9188<\/p>\n

Bangor and East Bangor boroughs are adjacent to the Township of Washington, while Portland Borough is surrounded by Upper Mount Bethel Twp. The Bangors are well-established communities, integrating industrial sectors and commercial growth with quiet neighborhoods. Washington offers a pleasing mix of older homes and new construction.<\/p>\n

Portland is primarily a residential haven, offering well-kept older homes along tree-lined streets. The minimum lot size in Upper Mount Bethel is one acre, preserving the feeling of openness.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Lower Saucon Township\/Hellertown Borough<\/strong>
\nTownship\/Borough Halls<\/strong>
\nLower Saucon Township<\/strong>
\n610-865-3291
\nwww.lowersaucontownship.org<\/a>
\nHellertown Borough<\/strong>
\n610-838-7041
\nhttps:\/\/hellertownborough.org<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce
\n<\/strong>610-759-9188<\/p>\n

Lower Saucon Township boasts some of the richest farmland in Pennsylvania.
\nAlthough the township has developed rapidly in recent years, much of the landscape retains its rural character.<\/p>\n

Excellent public schools, reasonable housing costs, and close proximity to urban amenities have made the Saucon Valley a popular residential choice. Housing options range from conversions of old barns to handsome new construction and luxurious country estates near the lush Saucon Valley Country Club.<\/p>\n

Primarily residential, Hellertown Borough claims a population of 5,660 in 2 square miles.<\/p>\n

 <\/strong><\/p>\n

Nazareth\/Lower Nazareth\/Upper Nazareth Township\/Bushkill\/Stockertown\/Tatamy<\/strong> Borough<\/strong>
\nTownship\/Borough Halls<\/em><\/strong>
\nNazareth<\/strong>
\n610-759-0202
\nwww.nazarethboroughpa.com<\/a>
\nLower Nazareth           <\/strong>
\n610-759-7434
\nwww.lowernazareth.com<\/a>
\nUpper Nazareth Township       <\/strong>
\n610759-5341
\nwww.uppernazarethtownship.org<\/a>
\nBushkill           <\/strong>
\n610-759-1250
\nwww.bushkilltownship.com<\/a>
\nStockertown<\/strong>
\n610-759-8393
\nhttp:\/\/stockertown.org<\/a>
\nTatamy<\/strong>
\n610-252-7123
\nhttp:\/\/tatamypa.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce<\/strong>
\n610-759-9188<\/p>\n

Upper and Lower Nazareth \u2014 with 3,450 and 4,200 residents, respectively \u2014 both neighbor the borough that shares their name. Nazareth Borough is home to 5,560 in a compact 2.5 square miles, offering an abundance of charming historical buildings and quiet residential areas.<\/p>\n

Stockertown Borough, claiming just 700 residents in 2 square miles, has a similar approach to expansion. The minimum lot size here is one. Adjacent Tatamy Borough offers well-kept older homes in a variety of styles. Bushkill Township, with a sprawling 26 square miles, is currently home to only 5,000 people.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Wilson\/Glendon\/West Easton\/Williams Township<\/strong>
\nTownship Halls<\/em><\/strong>
\nWilson <\/strong>
\n610-258-6142
\nwww.wilsonborough.org<\/a>
\nGlendon<\/strong>
\n610-253-1577
\nWest Easton<\/strong>
\n610-252-6651
\nWilliams Township<\/strong>
\n610-258-6788
\nwww.williamstwp.org<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamber of Commerce<\/strong>
\n610-759-9188<\/p>\n

The small boroughs of Wilson, Glendon and West Easton are all clustered around the City of Easton and neighboring Williams Township. Wilson is the largest. West Easton is home to 1,160 people, while Glendon only claims 400 residents and is appealing to those who want to combine a small-town atmosphere with a more open feeling.<\/p>\n

Both Wilson and Glendon offer sufficient retail activity to meet the daily needs of residents; West Easton is unique in its well-developed industrial sector. Williams Township claims 3,990 residents in 18 square miles, leaving room for growth.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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