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Keri Lindenmuth

Keri Lindenmuth

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Contributor, Bath Home News

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Fashion, Literature, US Politics

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Total articles 573

  • East Allen Supervisors concerned over widespread dumping

    By Keri Lindenmuth| Bath Home News Verified During their April 10 meeting, the East Allen Township Board of Supervisors expressed concerns over widespread dumping and littering in the township. “Is illegal dumping worse than ever?” Supervisor Roger Unangst asked township public works members. “[Because] it seems worse than ever to me.”Public works acknowledged an increase in repeated dumping, especially on Locust Road. Construction materials have been dumped in the same spot over the last several weeks.

    By Keri Lindenmuth · Bath Home News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Allen Township Supervisors discuss enhancing safety at Kohls and Indian Trail Road intersection

    By Keri Lindenmuth| Bath Home News Verified During their April 8 meeting, the Allen Township Board of Supervisors discussed safety enhancements at the intersection of Kohls and Indian Trail roads. The intersection was recently reopened following bridge construction by PennDOT. This new construction included adding a guardrail to Kohls Road, alongside the Hokendauqua Creek. However, the township is wondering whether this rail can be extended to improve safety for drivers.

    By Keri Lindenmuth · Bath Home News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • East Allen Supervisors concerned over widespread dumping

    By Keri Lindenmuth| Bath Home News Verified During their April 10 meeting, the East Allen Township Board of Supervisors expressed concerns over widespread dumping and littering in the township. “Is illegal dumping worse than ever?” Supervisor Roger Unangst asked township public works members. “[Because] it seems worse than ever to me.”Public works acknowledged an increase in repeated dumping, especially on Locust Road. Construction materials have been dumped in the same spot over the last several weeks.

    By Keri Lindenmuth · Bath Home News

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Bath Home News

Winter Park, Florida, United States

+1 407-691-1706