Haja Lanes in Palmerton sold, paving way for St. Luke’s building
A look at the former Haja Lanes in Palmerton. The sale of the building will pave the way for another St. Luke’s health care facility. TERRY AHNER/TIMES NEWS
The transfer of long-standing bowling alley in Palmerton has gone through, paving the way for another St. Luke’s health care facility.
The property transfer is from James P. Haja to Palmerton Site LLC, 619 Iron St., Lehighton, properties at 614-616, 618-620, and 622-624 Delaware Ave., $700,000. Parcel No. 42A-47-C50.
Posh Properties, of Bethlehem, purchased the former Haja Lanes building at 614 Delaware Ave.
Closed to the public since April 20, the building was constructed in 1961.
Originally it was owned by a doctor and an undertaker, then it was purchased by Pencor Services, and Haja then purchased the building from Pencor, and settled on Dec. 31, 1984.
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We're seeing money being spent like never before. This isn't coincidence folks.
Making America Great Again
Now imagine how great it could be if the Democrats would row in stride, instead of throwing out the anchor every mile.
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However, presidents have little to do with it anyway. Although this project you can probably thank the Affordable Care act for.
Take a look at all the new businesses coming in to just the Lehigh Valley. Nothing was happening under Obama. Turn off that TV, your input is... FAKE.
DME coverage is required in ACA plans so B Braun is most certainly doing well as a result. However the plant in Bethlehem produces goods for hospital use so the ACA has been a shot in the arm for them. Not that I agree with the law, but no alternatives have been proposed by this administration.