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“When are your office hours this semester? I need to talk to you about . . . life.” 

Those who have been a part of the Lehigh Valley for some time, undoubtedly associate the lovely boutique, Sage, with Dansko clogs and UGG boots, Vera Bradley handbags and Brighton Jewelry.  Since moving to the promenade Shops of Saucon Valley several years ago, those who frequent the shop also find an eclectic mix of updated designers duds, including much sought after high-end designer denim.

The Power of Pet Therapy — By Jennifer LoConte, Photography by Jadrian Klinger

    The bond between man and dog has been around for centuries. By nature, dogs want to please as well as be of use to their human companions. Some dogs enjoy hunting and tracking, search and rescue or being service dogs to help the blind, deaf or physically challenged. Others enjoy more leisurely activities, [...]

Stefano’s – A New Twist On A Lehigh Valley Classic — By Beth Fox, Photography by Jadrian Klinger

The Story of Stefano’s Family-Owned restaurant began 29 years ago, when Stefano Lombardo first opened his pizzeria in Bethlehem. Originally from Italy, Stefano arrived in the United States in 1973 and immediately started his restaurant career making pizzas in Brooklyn. Today, Stefano’s continues to be a landmark on the Lehigh Valley restaurant scene, known for [...]

Diamonds in the Rough — Text and Photography by Jadrian Klinger

America seems to be absolutely fascinated by antiques and collectibles. Just take a look around the cable dial, there’s Antiques Roadshow, American Pickers, Storage Wars, Oddities, Auction Hunters, Auction Kings, Pawn Stars – I really could on and on. There’s even a show for when things get a bit out of hand called Hoarders. And [...]

Have A Medical Question About Your Health? — By Amanda Greene, CHES, Certified Health Education Specialist, Valley Preferred – BeneFIT

                    With the prevalence of the Internet and social networking, we often search for medical advice online, but is this always the right choice? For many young and older adults, we simply go online to ask Google, Wikipedia, Twitter followers or other sites for answers.