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Allentown Executive James Palmquist Named Volunteer State President of AARP Pennsylvania
HARRISBURG, Pa., March 6, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- AARP Pennsylvania today announced the appointment of James Palmquist of Macungie to the position of volunteer state president. (Photo: ) In his new role, Palmquist will partner with AARP staff and volunteers to help achieve the association's vision, mission and strategic priorities throughout Pennsylvania.

Lehigh Valley Area Real Estate Ranks in Top 100 Best Places to Live
Lehigh Valley communities regularly rank among the country’s best places to live, with the borough of Emmaus most recently included in CNN/Money Magazine’s prestigious “Best Places to Live” list. Real Estate Specialist Bob Susko cites that the recent rise in home sales, demonstrates signs of recovery for the region’s real estate market.

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs: Bringing Allentown ýs Baseball Heritage Into the 21st Century
Allentown, Pennsylvania much like several other towns and cities of the Eastern Seaboard have had a long and deep history with professional baseball dating back to the formation of the Allentown Dukes, an early professional ball club which played in the Eastern League in 1884 Unfortunately, the Allentown Dukes only played one season before folding; however, during the 1890s, Allentown saw a several ball clubs come to the city ý including the Pennsylvania League, Allentown Colts, which played during the 1892-1893 seasons