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Homepage, Health
December 07 2018
The Allentown Health Bureau will offer naloxone for a limited time on Thursday, December 13 as part of Stop Overdoses in PA: Get Help Now Week.
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Health, Community and Economic Development
October 22 2018
Mayor Ray O’Connell and the City of Allentown are seeking public participation as the city embarks on updating its comprehensive plan.
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Homepage, Health
October 18 2018
Are there expired or unused prescription and over-the counter medicines in your home? Then bring them to the National Take Back Day drug collection events in Allentown on Saturday, October 27.
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Homepage, Health
September 24 2018
Mosquitoes capable of carrying West Nile virus will be under attack tonight in Allentown and South Whitehall Township.
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Homepage, Health, Recycling & Solid Waste
August 17 2018
A skunk picked up this week in the 600 block of N. Tacoma Street in the city of Allentown has tested positive for rabies. It is the second such incident in the last three weeks.
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Homepage, Health
August 02 2018
Allentown will receive a $125,000 competitive grant and 18 months of technical assistance from the National League of Cities (NLC) and the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC) to expand after school and out-of-school meal programs.
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Homepage, Health, Recycling & Solid Waste
July 31 2018
The City of Allentown’s Bureau of Health and Animal Control are reminding pet owners to keep their animals up to date on rabies vaccinations.
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Homepage, Health, Parks & Recreation
June 29 2018
Allentown Mayor Ray O’Connell today announced the opening of five new “OPEN” sites in the city which will offer free summer meals for youth age 18 and under through the federal nutrition program.
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Homepage, Health
April 25 2018
Allentown is one of 14 cities selected by the National League of Cities (NLC), in partnership with Food Research and Action Center (FRAC), to attend the CHAMPS: Cities Combating Hunger Leadership Academy in Kansas City, Missouri next month.
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Homepage, Health, Parks & Recreation
April 24 2018
With spring sports being in full swing, the Allentown Health Bureau wants to remind everyone – coaches, players, parents and officials, of the dangers of concussions.