Rebecca Walz

Laurie A. Siebert, CPA,CFP(r), AEP(r) discusses 401 plans and new disclosures employer's need to provide to participants.

We'll be planting trees again this fall.  And we’d like you to join us on Saturday October 6, at 9am at the Lehigh Gap Nature Center. We’ll be planting 520 seedlings along the Lehigh River and D&L trail, just south of the Gap.

We've partnered with PPL, Lehigh County Parks, and Pennsylvania DCNR's TreeVitalize program on the project. 

This week's program, guest- hosted by Bill Dautremont-Smith, features guest Rich Fegley. The two discuss the environmental issues and concerns related to the planned Allentown waste incinerator.

Hosts Jack Adams welcomes Patrick Brogan of ArtsQuest, and musician Craig Thatcher to the program to discuss The Blast Furnace Blues Festival, happening September 14-16 at the ArtsQuest Center in Bethlehem.

Host John Pearce interviews scientist and Allentown resident Thrygve R. Meeker, PhD.  Dr. Meeker has led a fascinating life, from Pennsylvania farm boy through two degrees in physical chemistry to supervisor at AT&T Bell Laboratories.  He will share his many life adventures.

This program, hosted by Annie Prince and Bruce Wilson, features Erin Frederick talking about Know Your Watershed Days.  The weekend-long event, happening September 14-16, was developed to educate residents about the watersheds they live in, and what they can do to help protect their natural resources.

As the summer and the arts festival season draws to an end, Lehigh Valley Arts Salon hosts George Miller and Kate Scuffle talk with Lehigh University’s Andrew Chupa, who has just returned from a summer studying with the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin as well as attending the world-renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival.  They talk about what’s new on the world stage, as well as a sneak preview of Lehigh’s upcoming theatre season, where Andrew will be both acting and directing.

Host Laurie A. Siebert, CPA, CFP, AEP, as she discusses various aspects of tax planning and tax estimates, including multi-state tax reporting.

Leaders of Public Media serving Representative Charlie Dent's district, together with local champions, met with the Congressman to discuss the community services they provide, and the future of federal funding that enables these services.

Left to right on the photo: Jamie Musselman, Charles Marcon, Rep. Charlie Dent, Kathleen Pavelko (WITF), Roger LaMay (WXPN), Bill Marrazzo (WHYY), Tim Fallon (WLVT), Bill Dautremont-Smith (WDIY).