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72-Year-Old Missing In Northampton County, Authorities Say (UPDATED) 72-Year-Old Missing In Northampton County, Authorities Say (UPDATED)
72-Year-Old Missing In Northampton County, Authorities Say (Updated) Update: The subject of this report has been located safely, police said.  Police are looking for a man last seen in Bath on Wednesday morning, May 15.  Stanley Olanin, 72, was last spotted on the 2400 block of East Scenic Drive in Moore Township, authorities said. Anyone with information is asked to call Moore Township PD at 610-330-2200. 

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by Mac Bullock
Traffic
Senior Killed In Nazareth Crash ID'd By Coroner Senior Killed In Nazareth Crash ID'd By Coroner
Senior Killed In Nazareth Crash ID'd By Coroner Authorities have named the 87-year-old who died in a car accident in Upper Nazareth on Wednesday, Dec. 20.  Lorraine Grider of Moore Township was seriously hurt in a wreck and taken to St. Luke's Hospital, Anderson Campus in Bethlehem where she died from multiple blunt force injuries, the Northampton County Coroner's Office said.  The manner of her death was ruled accidental, officials added. Daily Voice has reached out to Upper Nazareth police for more details. 

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by Mac Bullock
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Police ID Skeletal Remains In Lehigh Valley As 'Kunkletown Killer' Police ID Skeletal Remains In Lehigh Valley As 'Kunkletown Killer'
Police ID Skeletal Remains In Lehigh Valley As 'Kunkletown Killer' Police have identified the skeletal remains found by hunters in the Lehigh Valley as belonging to a convicted killer.  Northampton County Coroner Zachary Lysek said the bones were those of William S. Edelman, Jr., a 65-year-old who most recently lived in Catasauqua.  The remains were located just before 4:30 p.m. Monday in a secluded portion of the Appalachian Trail in Moore Township, the coroner said.  Edelman pleaded guilty to fatally shooting two men and wounding another in Monroe County in 1992, according to state court records. Local media outlets of the time dubbed Ede…

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by Valerie Musson and Mac Bullock
Police & Fire
Man Beats Former Landlord With Axe Handle After Breaking Into Northampton County Cabin: Report Man Beats Former Landlord With Axe Handle After Breaking Into Northampton County Cabin: Report
Man Beats Former Landlord With Axe Handle After Breaking Into Northampton County Cabin: Report A 27-year-old man beat his former landlord with an axe handle Sunday afternoon after breaking into a cabin in Northampton County cabin, reports say. David Nelson Iannantuono broke in to the structure on the 400 block of Pool Road in Moore Township through a window before emerging from his hiding spot in the bathroom and striking the victim — his former landlord — using an axe handle around 2:45 p.m., LehighValleyLive reports citing court papers. The victim struggled and escaped from Iannantuono, who then ran into the woods before being located, arrested and charged with burglary, aggravated…

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by Valerie Musson
Lifestyle
‘Massive Loss:’ Support Surges For PA Man Left Without Possessions After Birthday House Fire ‘Massive Loss:’ Support Surges For PA Man Left Without Possessions After Birthday House Fire
‘Massive Loss:’ Support Surges For PA Man Left Without Possessions After Birthday House Fire Support is surging for a Pennsylvania man who lost everything — including his pet cat — after his home burned down on his birthday. Chuck was left with nothing but the clothes on his back after his Moore Township home burned to the ground while he was out on his birthday, April 30, according to a GoFundMe launched by a friend. Chuck’s pet cat, Smokes, still hasn’t been found, according to fundraiser organizer Robert Stephens, who described the aftermath of the wind-fueled blaze as a “total loss.” “What he was wearing is all he was left with,” Stephens said. More than $2,400 had been raise…

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by Valerie Musson