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The Morning Call’s “Be an Angel” campaign is an annual fund in which various organizations from the Leigh Valley submit three “wishes”. These wishes are for donations to their organization. There are currently 327 organizations to donate to this year. Please click on the link below to search for an organization to donate to.
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The Route 22 Tomorrow Coalition believes congestion on Route 22 through the Lehigh Valley needs to be alleviated quickly by widening the four-lane highway to eight lanes and improving interchanges between the Route 33 interchange in Bethlehem Township and the Interstate 78 merge in Upper Macungie Township.
» Widening Route 22This first-ever online database of dog kennel, shelter and pet shop inspections was compiled by The Morning Call. It includes 20,000 inspections conducted by dog wardens from the state Department of Agriculture from 2003 through 2006.
Breeders who have more than 25 dogs a year, all boarding kennels, and non-profit groups such as shelters and rescue organizations must be licensed and inspected by the state.