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Popular Easton Ramen Restaurant Expands To Bethlehem Popular Easton Ramen Restaurant Expands To Bethlehem
Popular Easton Ramen Restaurant Expands To Bethlehem A popular ramen restaurant in Easton’s public market has expanded with the soft opening of a second location in Bethlehem. Mister Lee’s Noodles is open for takeout at its new eatery on East 3rd Street on Friday and Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m., its Facebook page says. Known for its huge range of Asian-style hot and cold ramen noodles, dumplings, steamed buns, salads and more, Mister Lee’s is renowned for its farm-to-table freshness and authenticity. “So HERE WE GO!” Reads a post on the restaurant’s Facebook page. “We are doing a very soft opening of take out only….We are super excited to sta…

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by Valerie Musson
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COVID-19: Bucks County Businesses Defying Governor's New Orders COVID-19: Bucks County Businesses Defying Governor's New Orders
Covid-19: Bucks County Businesses Defying Governor's New Orders A brewing company and a pair of gyms were among dozens of health clubs, restaurants and bars defying new COVID-19 orders in Pennsylvania. The new orders went into effect Saturday and will be in place until Jan. 4. For some, that date isn't soon enough. The Proper Brewing Company on Dec. 12 announced they will be open for business as usual. "We’ve taken everything to date into consideration and have decided that we will continue to operate with inside dining, takeout and outside dining in our heated tent, while following the CDC and state Covid guidelines that we have implemented since Jul…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Indoor Dining, Gyms, Theaters Ordered Shut As Part Of New Pennsylvania COVID-19 Restrictions Indoor Dining, Gyms, Theaters Ordered Shut As Part Of New Pennsylvania COVID-19 Restrictions
Indoor Dining, Gyms, Theaters Ordered Shut As Part Of New Pennsylvania Covid-19 Restrictions Gyms, theaters and indoor dining will close under a new set of restrictions taking effect Saturday in Pennsylvania (scroll down for a complete outline). The new measures will be enforced beginning 12:01 a.m. on Dec. 12, and will be in place until Jan. 4, Gov. Tom Wolf and other state officials said. Ten-thousand new cases have been reported each day in Pennsylvania for the last eight days, and a record-high of 3,124 deaths reported Wednesday. Hospitals are severely strained, and Wolf pleaded with residents earlier this week to take precautions to ease the burden. Even with safety meas…

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by Cecilia Levine