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- 1Greenlight invests $20 million to expand fiber internet in eastern Lehigh Valley●Greenlight expands fiber internet in eastern lehigh valley with $20 million investment
Greenlight, the community broadband provider, is investing $20 million to expand its fiber internet network across the eastern Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania. The buildout will bring high-speed fiber service to more homes and businesses in the region, widening access to gigabit-level connectivity and adding competition to the local internet market.
- 2Monroe County man convicted in Memorial Day bar shooting▼Monroe County man convicted of murder in Memorial Day bar shooting
A Monroe County man has been convicted of murder for a fatal shooting at a bar on Memorial Day. The verdict closes the case on the holiday shooting, which drew attention in the Poconos and Lehigh Valley region of Pennsylvania. Further details on the sentencing, the victims, and the circumstances of the shooting have not been widely reported.
- 3Greenlight Networks Puts $20 Million Into Fiber Expansion in Easton and Phillipsburg▼Greenlight Networks Invests $20 Million to Expand Fiber Internet to Easton City, PA and Phillipsburg, NJ
Greenlight Networks announced a $20 million investment to expand its fiber internet network into Easton, Pennsylvania and Phillipsburg, New Jersey. The buildout would bring high-speed fiber service to homes and businesses in the two neighboring Lehigh Valley-area communities, which have had limited fiber options. The move fits a broader wave of broadband providers expanding fiber into smaller East Coast markets.
- 4Allen High School tennis coach retires in Lehigh Valley▼Lehigh Valley high school tennis: Allen coach retires after introducing kids to the sport he loves
The longtime tennis coach at Allen High School in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley has retired, capping a career spent introducing generations of students to the sport. Local outlet The Morning Call reports the coach is stepping away after years of building the program and sharing his love of tennis with kids. The story has drawn attention from the local community honoring his service.
- 5DeSales Women's Tennis Falls 7-0 to Moravian in Opener▼Women's Tennis Drops Season Opener to Moravian, 7-0
DeSales University's women's tennis team opened its season with a 7-0 loss to Moravian. The sweep means the Bulldogs dropped every singles and doubles match in the matchup between the two Lehigh Valley schools. It marks a difficult start to the new campaign, with the team now looking to regroup ahead of its remaining schedule.