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Costco is in Lower Macungie and not Macungie genius

Wow. I grew up in Williams Twsp and graduated from Wilson High in 1985. I sang in the choir at the candle lighting ceremony every year. My dentist was on one of those side streets, and my senior pic was at Olan Mills... again, located on a side street. And we banked at the Easton National Bank. I'm so thrilled to see how vibrant it has become since the 80's. If I ever move back, you've earned my business when looking for a house. I enjoyed that video. 😊

I live in East Stroudsburg. Now that we're headed into Fall, I love thinking of the Bach Chior and the streets of Bethlehem. Such beautiful sights, you did a fabulous job cover many of the local delights. It's such a lovely video you've made.

Years ago where the pp&l building ,hockey rink is.there was a huge sink hole.

What a great video! You did a wonderful job, this is surely your forte. I am thinking of getting rid of my vehicle and moving to Allentown. Is it affordable for retirees? Can I get groceries without having a car?

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Are you going to do a video on any towns in New Jersey. I lived in Phillipsburg, NJ, for a long time, and a lot of people say that Phillipsburg is part of the Lehigh Valley. I believe that the first exit in Jersey off 78 is Greenwich, which is a nice little town as well as Alpha and Stewartsville. Harmony and Belvidere are nice as well

And now a UNESCO site!

We were there the same day - we saw Larry & Joe on the Southside too!

Allentown is still a craphole, until you get the minorities out

Allentown was great in the 1960s, '70s, into the '80s. I reside 18 miles from center city, but I would shop in downtown A-town fairly often. When Hess's and Leh's left, the city went down. I haven't shopped there in 35 years!!

Thank you. Never heard of Hellertown. There used to be a famous Dem economist named Walter Heller.

The only really decent part of Allentown is right by the arena and the west end. Theres a farmers market and some decent bars, breweries ect. Strange thing about Allentown is its made up of many ethnic groups yet the food scene is lame IMO with the exception of a few places. Theres very little reason to explore the city.

106 here in Dallas today. With humidity. I can’t wait to get out of this Texas heat! Can’t wait to move to PA next year!

This woman is a total CLOWN! 🤡 Nobody in the history of the WORLD has ever said "CENTRAL EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA". She has NO IDEA about Bethlehem. Clueless. All scarfed up with fake Ray-Bans. Okay Sugarbritches, move on!

I love blueberries

is nazareth really that small?

Love the video and it looks like that festival was a total blast. I’m really impressed by the donut machine😂

Love the video and it looks like that festival was a total blast. I’m really impressed by the donut machine😂

Soon❤

boring 😞 useless info......can get this info on my own 😊

We lived in flat, boring areas and also near the beaches of the Gulf Coast of Florida.. Eastern Pa. is well rounded and beautiful. Our place of choice...anytime.

Miss this place badly!

I just don't want more people to move here because traffic has been getting insane over the last 15 years

Grew up in Allentown in the 60s and 70s. It was a lot nicer place before they finished I-78 across NJ to Newark.

Out of abe i think easton is the coolest. Why? I hear you say, well from a perspective of whats the most fun place as far as restaurants bars a happening social city. I live in b and for sure theres great stuff here. Herberts type writer and electronic calculator store comes to mind . A type writer store in 2024!!! And the funhouse is a great bar for live original music. Theres various bars and such that are cool but easton just has better bars and restaurants and walking around stuff. Except for Herbert's and the fun house because those are 2 trully great places in Bethlehem. But point is come to abe and see. Theres a lot here to see n do. Its probably the last type writer store in North America how can you not check it out.

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Eastern Pa. Yes! Lehigh Valley, NO!!!

Dear out of staters, Pennsylvania is full. Please go somewhere else! Signed, A native Pennsylvanian

Great video thanks

Jordan park is in Allentown, Coplay is a borough not a village, North Whitehall is a completely separate township.

Not so nice there anymore too much crime.

I was born and raised in Allentown and now live in southeast NJ. I would move back to Allentown in a heartbeat if I could.

Last Passenger train out of Allentown to NYC was in 1961 as for Harrisburg and Philadelphia that was in 1979. Most Inner city or Suburb rail-lines are Electric either overhead Power or a 3rd Rail last option is Diesel. Lot of the Original trackage is owned and operated by Norfolk Southern or CSX or RJ Corman. Septa does own the trackage from Quakertown to Philly, but trying to leave Allentown to the Quakertown area by Rail will Never happen as a lot of the bridges and ballast would have to be rebuilt up to code as FRA standards plus all New Searchlights and Crossings would have to be installed, Not to mention getting approval of crossing "Preston Ln" at Desales University which the school owns that land, shows that's a pipe dream. The only trackage that will connect the Lehigh Valley area to NYC and Philly is in Scranton as Amtrak owns and operates trackage in that area. As of 2/7/2024 the track line in Scranton is still in talks of how-to run trackage route to station as everything else is Green for a Go.

I grew up in south Jersey and growing up, I only knew of Bethlehem because of the striking workers tape on the news (begging for gifts) and Allentown (Billy Joel song). Moved there when I met my husband and often felt I was in the Lost Valley (I grew up in the Delaware Valley). Happy we moved up to the Poconos!

Sorry to burst your bubble, but this is one of the biggest boondoggles in the Lehigh Valley. I haven't read the latest rail passenger study but my analysis from the preliminary study from 2010 demonstrates the nonsense of these alternative rail routes. Fourteen years have passed since the preliminary study by the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission. I doubt that the costs have decreased in the past 14 years. I'll check the 2024 figures for cost reductions. Creating a linkup to NJ Transit's terminus at High Bridge would cost at least $710 million in capital costs (2010 dollars), or $39 million per route mile. A new service terminal for commuter trains would have to be built. At least five train sets would have to be purchased. New signalization would have to be installed. New passenger stations would have to be built. The Bethlehem Township park-and-ride lot that you mentioned in your dream is not connected directly to any railroad tracks. Six miles of track would have to be laid and a bridge built across the Lehigh River to the Norfolk Southern mainline. Taking the park-and-ride into account, commuter travel would add maybe an half to the trip to Manhattan. Passenger fares for a projected 800 round-trip weekday commutes (2010 estimate by the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission) would cost $14.9 million annually, but fares would generate only $3.3 million. Someone would be left holding $11.6 million (2010 dollars) every year. You would pay for the match? Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton? How? Every property owner, even though who never visit Manhattan, would pay out of their own taxes. Buses are cheaper and can be purchased quickly (that obviously is not the case with high-capital, high-operation cost of commuter railroads.) You admitted this to yourself: Buses can be run quietly, have WiFi and depart starting in the early morning. Do you enjoy the click-clack when trains switch from track to track? A bit noisy, isn't it? Commuter trains must stop whenever the Norfolk Southern freight railway halts because of mechanical problems with locomotives or freight cars. Norfolk Southern owns much of the tracks in western New Jersey (which, by the way, is uphill; freight traffic is slower uphill). The commuter train system may have to install runaround tracks at appropriate locations to bypass a 2-mile stalled freight train. Assuming Norfolk Southern would be willing to sell its track to the commuter rail line, the cost would be exorbitant. Norfolk Southern never has been in a good mood when it comes to selling its railroad property. It has taken years for the City of Bethlehem to acquire a non-functional slice of NS property for the City's rails-to-trains project. Speaking of rails-to-trails, a new commuter service from Lansdale to Philadelphia via South Bethlehem, Hellertown and Lower Saucon would eliminate pedestrian and bicycle use. All new tracks and signal systems, using the old Reading Railroad, would have to be re-installed. And the commuter system would have to upgrade 20 miles of track between Lower Saucon and Telford. Mind you, I am not against railroads. My parents gave me a Lionel train set in 1959, and I've kept it ever since. I don't hate trains. I hate wasting money on projects that make no sense economically.

Lancasterian here, my Husband and I just booked two nights next month for our Anniversary at Historic Hotel Bethlehem, looking forward to it. Nice video, your fervor for your part of PA is appreciated, I also love all our history here in Lancaster and the Moravian influence in Lititz, PA. It looks like Allentown has cleaned up a bit since the last time I was in that area. We like road trips and Historic hotels when we travel and we have done many road trips in our home State Pennsylvania, I believe that Pennsylvania is one of the most beautiful States in the union and WE DO HAVE THE BEST FOOD!!! We took a road trip to Charleston, SC, we thought the food is BETTER IN PA!

I love allentown

none of these are issues. the only problem is the poor road condition.

Several problems with living in Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania:....Every field is turning into a cookie cutter housing development.. The roads are still simple country roads where they should be four-lanes to handle the traffic which is horrendous. Local state parks are filled beyond capacity each weekend by the influx of New Jersey and New York tourists. Real estate prices are unbelievable despite the fact that values are up across the country, here they are asking for twice the money that real estate goes for in the center of the state. For $100K you might get an old trailer on a 3/4 acre lot .You better have a nice bank account or a very good job if you're moving here....And learn Spanish !!

Taxes and filthy Philadelphia are reasons not to move there!

Great video Considering moving there from FL

I and my family moved to Orefield Pa 2 years and a few months ago from Long Island, NY. I asked a friend from Nazareth, what it's like here, like apple to pears? He said more like apples to pretzels. It's pretty here. But, for me it's been hard to get used to the pace of living. Especially work related, much slower. We came here for school for our son at Parkland High school. We are trying to take advantage of all the resources here. We have checked out many places in the valley, Camp Hill and Levittown. I miss the beaches and trains on Long Island,and the ease of getting to the City not the taxes.Will see. It's hard to negate the benefits of retiring here.

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