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This glitch makes the volt bike unstoppable. And the cars on mobile are a less laggy now!

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A business offering handcrafted home decor and fashions with a nod to local history has found a new home in Northampton County.

The steel beam, carrying small batch and one-of-a-kind wares, decorative pieces, apparel and accessories along with authentic historical pieces from Bethlehem Steel, Mack Trucks and more, reopened Dec. 8 in its new space at 4210 Fritch Drive in Bethlehem Township.

The business, which previously operated from November 2013 to January 2020 at 521 Main St. in downtown Bethlehem, was forced to find a new location after the building’s new owners announced redevelopment plans.

“The new owners of this building have big plans for this historic space,” shop owner Fay Fitch told customers on the business’ Facebook page early last year. “Unfortunately, they don’t include us.”

Fitch, a fashion designer with more than 25 years of experience in the industry, opened the steel beam seven years ago as a

Just want to do something normal? We all do. Something like wandering a beautiful boutique, letting something lux catch your eye, taking that something you’re intrigued with to the dressing room, trying it on, falling in love and then finding a place to wear it.

If that sounds like a dream come true, prepare for the opening of Alexander McQueen in the Miami Design District today. Located at 146 NE 41st St, the store will reflect the house’s new design concept, as envisioned by Sarah Burton, creative director, and architect Smiljan Radic. Expect to find the outside world inside. Woods like oak and walnut in dark and light shades bring a warmth to the space’s walls and floors, while glass cylinders reflect light, bringing a weightlessness to the space. Keep an eye out for the cotton-crete around