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Lehigh Valley journalist who appreciates a good story. Reach me at asalamone@mcall.com.
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Northampton County Executive Tara Zrinski names nearly all her Cabinet leaders Original

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By Anthony Salamone 
| The Morning Call
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Northampton County Executive Tara Zrinski has nominated two new people for top administrative posts, with a third nominee yet to be picked. The rest of her cabinet is holdovers from the Lamont G. McClure administration.
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Charges expected to be filed soon in Lights in the Parkway vandalism, Allentown police chief says

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By Anthony Salamone 
| Centre Daily Times
Authorities expect to file charges soon regarding last month’s significant vandalism at Allentown's Lights in the Parkway. Allentown police Chief Charles Roca said Friday investigators with the city and Lehigh County District Attorney's Office have been doing "extensive interviews" since shortly after the incident on Dec. 14 or 15 that left the popular holiday light display with $100,000 in damage and costs.
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After ex-police chief’s conviction, Lehigh Valley community still working to get payroll systems right Original

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By Anthony Salamone 
| The Morning Call
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Years after Hellertown’s police chief resigned before eventually pleading guilty to theft and forgery charges — crimes that allegedly came to light through timecard fraud — the borough is still working to improve its payroll and timekeeping systems. But it’s not doing enough, according to former Borough Council member Liz Thompson, who abruptly stepped down in the summer, and others.
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