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Journalist for @lehighvalley. Dad. Astronomy enthusiast. Always meaning to get outside more. Star Wars pub trivia champion.
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GOP-connected attorney representing Green Party candidate in 7th District petition challenges

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By Steve Novak Verified
| The Morning Call Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Steve Novak, Armchair Lehigh Valley A Philadelphia-area election law attorney who specializes in legal challenges on behalf of Republicans, including President Donald Trump, is representing Andrew Tupone, the third-party candidate in the 7th Congressional District who is facing petition challenges calling for his removal from the November ballot. Tupone is running as a Green Party candidate.
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Easton’s historic reading of Declaration of Independence shrouded in mystery 250 years later

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By Steve Novak Verified
| Yahoo Verified
We know this: The Declaration of Independence was publicly read aloud for the first time on July 8, 1776. We know that it happened in Philadelphia, Trenton and here in Easton's Centre Square. One thing we don't know: Who read it? We think we know. Easton tradition says it was Robert Levers, a Northampton County magistrate who became a leader in the new local government of the revolution. But thanks to the vagaries of history, we can't say for sure.
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Bethlehem’s little-known soccer legacy fades as Messi breaks another World Cup record Original

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By Steve Novak Verified
| Lehigh Valley Live Verified
Editor’s note: This is a revised version of a story that originally published in 2022. The former Bethlehem Steel Corp. wasn’t just a titan of industry but a sports superpower, too. At one time, the company had some of baseball’s best players.
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