The D&L Blog Faces of the Corridor

As Giving Season approaches, thousands of businesses prepare for Small Business Saturday. This feature highlights a family-owned hardware store!

Volunteering with DLNHC Written by Lon Snowden Volunteering benefits our neighbors and the broader community. On a personal level it can be intellectually stimulating and lead to new learning, while expanding our social network through…

An Island in the Atlantic Growing up in Manhattan meant Rebecca Hayden was never a stranger to the impacts industry has on our waterways. Spending her childhood primarily along the Hudson River in New York…

Learn about Laura Turner Igoe and the Michener Art Museum’s newest exhibition in this month’s Faces of the Corridor blog post.

Meet Genesis Hernandez and Sherlyn Martinez, to Seasonal Naturalists taking part in the Color of Nature Leadership program at LGNC.

In this month’s Featured Volunteer article, we’ll highlight two volunteers that provide their time and skills to our organization.

Learn about Sherry Acevedo, her well established career, photography, and dedication to conservation and outdoor recreation in this month’s blog.

Growing Up, Returning Home Steve Sofranko was born and raised in Jim Thorpe. He went to Marian Catholic High School as a teenager and then to Susquehanna University to complete his education. Throughout the years,…

Growing Up Paul Fogal is well-known throughout the Jim Thorpe community, but his hometown lies further east – a small resort town called Ocean Grove in New Jersey. With such close access to the water,…

Inspiration comes in many forms. It can come intrinsically, it can come from the world around you, and sometimes, it can come from another person.  Karen Cleveland is a person that, just by providing support…

We are highlighting Nancy Thatcher and her small but mighty volunteer group, Lehigh Township Rails to Trails. 

Have you ever traveled along the D&L Trail between Bethlehem and Easton? Or have you stopped by the National Canal Museum and taken a ride on the Josiah White I/II as you listen to crew members…