Lehigh Valley Marketplace

 
 

Letter from the Editor

Dear Readers, A time for new beginnings, it seems only fitting that I start my role as Editor with the Spring issue.  I have written for Lehigh Valley Marketplace since 2009 and now have the privileg ... CONTINUE READING

The Golf Goods

The Golf Goods

By Sara Vigneri You don’t need to waste money on travel to access great golf, the Lehigh Valley is home to plenty of amazing courses. Before you head out to the links, be sure to ramp up your go ... CONTINUE READING

Phillipsburg

Phillipsburg

by Laurie Teter Positioned along the banks of the Delaware River, Phillipsburg is the largest town in Warren County, New Jersey.  Like many towns in the Lehigh Valley, Phillipsburg was settled by Na ... CONTINUE READING

Grates & Grills

Grates & Grills

By Nancy Moffett In 1975, Frank Rymdeika put a wood-burning fireplace in his home, but he looked high and low locally for the accessories he needed. They were not to be had–which sparked an idea. W ... CONTINUE READING

A Pathway to Success: Via of The Lehigh Valley

A Pathway to Success: Via of The Lehigh Valley

By Jennifer LoConte The word “Via” is Latin for road or pathway. Via of the Lehigh Valley supports individuals faced with certain challenges or obstacles to reach their own road to success. Origi ... CONTINUE READING

David Caserta

By Sara Hodon Building a career as a magician takes a little more work than a wave of the wand or pulling success out of a hat, as David Caserta can tell you. Caserta, the Nazareth resident who has b ... CONTINUE READING

Youell’s Oyster House

Youell’s Oyster House

By Cathy Kiley When Tom and I  moved to Forks Township in 1980, the first place we discovered and frequented was Youell’s on Easton’s College Hill. Youell’s was the place to eat, offering fre ... CONTINUE READING

Is Weight Loss Surgery for Me?

By Sara Hodon How many times have you tried to lose weight the old-fashioned way, through diet and exercise, only to fail miserably time after time?  If the weight is not going away and it’s start ... CONTINUE READING

“I’ll have the Limited Tort, Please”

By Michael R. Nesfeder, Esq. Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba, P.C. The economy has been down so long, so slow in recovering, that “cutbacks” have become part of our home and business lives. High ga ... CONTINUE READING