Respond Before 10 October 2024 From Ritter School: For over thirty years, the fifth grade students at Allentown’s Ritter Elementary School have had the honor of learning about the invaluable contributions of our nation’s veterans. Each October, Ritter reaches out to our local veterans and invites them to share their Read more…
Please use the link below to register to attend the upcoming Iron Pigs Baseball Military Appreciation Night sponsored by Toyota and hosted by LVMAC.. There are opportunities to participate in a Pre-Game Veterans vs Military softball game, a pre-game presentation of a big American Flag on the field, military swearing-in Read more…
Celebrate Armed Forces Week in the Lehigh Valley at the 21th Lehigh Valley Military Affairs Council Dinner on May 10, 2024, 6:00 pm. at DeSales University Conference Center, 2755 Station Avenue, Center Valley, PA 18034. Meet others and enjoy the conviviality of the event. The guest speaker will be Lieutenant Read more…
Attention Veterans! Ritter Veteran Interview Day Dear Veteran: We are SO happy to say…we are back!! The fifth-grade classes at Ritter Elementary School are studying American History and important Americans. Veterans are important people in America, and our students want to learn more about the contributions veterans have made to Read more…
Finally civilized by the Pennsylvania Dutch in 1812 when it became part of Lehigh County, this small community, Upper Saucon Township, shows what can be done when there is a will. The event has grown from small beginnings. Gut fer ihne!
After suffering the effect of two years of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Lehigh Valley Military Affairs Council (LVMAC) will resume its Bethlehem Memorial Day Parade, as asked by the City of Bethlehem many years ago. This event results from the combined efforts of the United Veterans of Bethlehem and this council. The parade starts at 9 a.m. at the Liberty High School parking lot and proceeds up Linden St. to Bethlehem Memorial Park. Those who wish to be in the parade should register now. After all, Memorial Day was meant to be more than the unofficial beginning of summer, a day at the beach, or a shopping sales day. (more…)
