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Friday, December 23, 2011
ET Has the Skinny on Cedar Creek Parkway West
The Express Times has invaded Lehigh County and its coverage of Wednesday night's County Commissioner meeting was excellent. In addition to the term limit story, reporter Precious Petty has the details on a Master Plan for Cedar Creek Parkway West in South Whitehall Township, including a link to the actual plan.
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Of course Percy opposes this. Don C may run again. Got no where else to go.
ReplyDeleteMore wasted taxpayer money.
ReplyDeleteThe ET is doing an awesome job in Allentown/Lehigh County.
ReplyDeleteThey really are. I'm so pleased to see them move in this direction. I believe that makes both local papers better.
ReplyDeleteET moving to Allentown.....must mean Easton is getting better.
ReplyDeleteEaston can't get much worse. It's a crap hole.
ReplyDeleteBoth papers are hanging on by a thread, financially. At some point, the Tribune bankruptcy will end and then one of these guys will own the other. Used to be a thing called a JOA to keep the editorial voices separate while operations are merged, which is also a possibility but not likely.
ReplyDeleteIf neither of the above happens, the foray into Lehigh Co. will not last long. None of their other efforts ever did. They don't have the brains to build an LC audience large enough to monetize, nor the money to execute the plan if they could figure it out.