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	City of Bethlehem - Public Works
		Director - Michael Alkhal, P.E. The Department of Public Works is responsible for maintenance and construction of the City’s public infrastructure and direct basic services to Bethlehem city residents.
		Responsibilities include but are not limited to street lights, traffic signal lights, electrical support to special events, Christmas lighting, Bethlehem Star, safety communication system maintenance, and electrical support to all public buildings.
		Bethlehem Works Infrastructure, Route 412 Expansion, North Street Parking Garage, re-opening of Broad Street, Main Street renovations, North and South Side Downtown Business District Streetscape improvements, and the replacement of Penn Forest Dam.
	www.bethlehem-pa.gov /dept/public_works (317 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Bethlehem Works
		The Bethlehem Steel Corporation announced that it would discontinue its steelmaking activities at the main Bethlehem plant by the end of 1995.
		The consensus was to rename the 163 acre (0.7 km²) site "Bethlehem Works" and to use the land for cultural, recreational, educational, entertainment and retail development - including the National Museum of Industrial History, in association with the Smithsonian Institution, and the Bethlehem Commerce Center, consisting of 1,600 acres (6 km²) of prime industrial property.
		Fall - Bethlehem Steel is preparing a proposal for funding through a "brownfields" initiative from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to support infrastructure improvements.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Bethlehem_Works (1373 words)

	The Bethlehem Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Bethlehem Project derives its name from the Hebrew words bethlehem which means "House of Bread" which is exactly what we are.
		It is the Bethlehem Project's goal in providing food for the children of North Korea to not only meet their nutritional needs but also help bridge the gap that has divided North Korea from the rest of the world for sixty years.
		The Bethlehem Project staff has also developed a good relationship with the local government and is able to deliver all bread personally to the children in order to ensure it is not diverted to other places.
	www.bethlehemproject.net (336 words)

	PA DCNR - The Resource - February 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bethlehem Steel Corporation announced in January that about 1,600 acres of its South Side plant have been designated as the Bethlehem Commerce Center to revitalize the site and return jobs to the community.
		The Bethlehem Commerce Center joins Bethlehem Works as the development efforts for the entire 1,800-acre tract of land on which Bethlehem Steel operated its plants for more than 140 years.
		Bethlehem hopes the Commerce Center will become a "center of business activity for Bethlehem" for light and heavy industrial uses, manufacturing and assembling, warehousing and commercial and office space.
	www.dcnr.state.pa.us /polycomm/feb/bethlehemsteel0299.htm (236 words)

	Online NewsHour: Rebuilding Bethlehem Steel -- August 8, 2001
		You just went to work every day because the guys were there and the work was there, and you just made the best of it.
		He says the proposed Bethlehem Works could have enormous economic and social implications for the neighborhood.
		ED PAWLOWSKY: I think one of the strong, driving forces for Bethlehem Steel to develop this project has been their commitment to this community, that they're headquartered here in Bethlehem; that there is a large number of executives and former CEO's that still live in the community.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/business/july-dec01/bethlehem_8-08.html (1999 words)

	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania PA, city profile (Northampton County) - hotels, festivals, genealogy, newspapers - ePodunk
		At the time of the 2000 census, the per capita income in Bethlehem was $18,987, compared with $21,587 nationally.
		Median rent in Bethlehem, at the time of the 2000 Census, was $495.
		The average commute time for Bethlehem workers is 20 minutes, compared with 26 minutes nationwide.
	www.epodunk.com /cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=13594 (688 words)

	The Bethlehem Innfo
		Lowly Bethlehem," Moravian forefathers sang the first Christmas eve in Bethlehem, and so the tradition begins.A Christmas experience unfolds, different because Christmas won't be forced upon you, rather you need to seek its spirit out.
		Bethlehem provides a terrific atmosphere as a hub location to explore the many great golf courses in the surrounding area.
		Patti, a member of Bethlehem’s Bach choir often entertains diners with her beautiful singing while you enjoy a fabulous meal.
	www.geocities.com /qtdolphins/BethlehemInnfo.htm (2057 words)

	Bethlehem Real Estate, PA Homes, MLS Properties, Lehigh Valley
		Bethlehem PA real estate and Lehigh Valley area property listings include many beautifully restored and maintained historical homes for sale, as well as many newer homes, and brand new modern homes, townhouses, and condos.
		Ideally situated in the heart of the Lehigh Valley in the eastern part of Pennsylvania, Bethlehem, PA is an aesthetically quaint town with modern verve.
		Bethlehem was aptly named after the Middle East town said to be the birthplace of Jesus in the Christian story of Christmas.
	www.kurfiss.com /lehigh-valley/bethlehem-real-estate.html (553 words)

	Group's HolyLand Adventure Bethlehem Village (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Costuming is a fun part of Bethlehem Village because it’s a simple way to encourage your staff to “play their parts” and exciting for participants to “dress” each other in Bible-times costumes.
		Bethlehem Village is filled with high-energy games, hands-on crafts, big-action Bible dramas, and tasty snacks.
		Many of these songs are owned by the original artists or other publishers and we are required to pay them a royalty each time we distribute their songs.
	www.group.com /vbs/2006/HolyLand/faq.asp (954 words)

	Steel giants rusting away - The Brown and White
		Bethlehem Works, as it was first envisioned, would cost Bethlehem Steel and investors more than $200 million, but would also be a huge economic generator for the community, creating more than 2,400 permanent jobs and tax revenues of about $20 million per year for local and state governments.
		Bethlehem is now home to a thriving framework of small technology firms that grew to replace The Steel as it fell.
		Under the original Bethlehem Works plan, the Iron Foundry was to be converted into a cutting-edge swimming and diving center used — but also paid for — by Lehigh, Moravian College and the local YMCA.
	www.bw.lehigh.edu /story.asp?ID=17414 (2092 words)

	Morehead Planetarium and Science Center :: Star of Bethlehem Overview
		Star of Bethlehem is an astronomical look at one of the central icons of Christian tradition.
		Star of Bethlehem also provides a look at the history of astronomy, covering the work of Johann Kepler and Tycho Brahe.
		Works such as The Adoration of the Magi by Giotto de Bondone and the famous Bayeux Tapestry are featured.
	www.moreheadplanetarium.org /index.cfm?fuseaction=page&filename=star_overview.html (166 words)

	mcall.com - 'Incredible step' for Bethlehem Works
		Another component of the Bethlehem Works project appears to be coming together.
		State Rep. T.J. Rooney, whose district includes Bethlehem Works and who is a friend of BethWorks Now partner Michael Perrucci of Phillipsburg, said the next step will be to draft a clear development vision for the land.
		BethWorks Now will have wide latitude moving forward because City Council in 1996 changed the zoning of the Bethlehem Works portion of the property to industrial redevelopment, allowing almost any use of the land with a few exceptions such as trash incinerators, prisons, cement factories or oil refineries.
	www.mcall.com /news/specials/bethsteel/all-a1_4workssep15,0,1209967.story?coll=all-bethsteel-hed (1000 words)

	Bethlehem, PA, day trip
		Named Bethlehem on Christmas Eve, 1741, by the Moravian settlers who founded the community, Bethlehem is known as "Christmas City USA" for its annual transformation into a Yuletide wonderland.
		Bethlehem is a city of "firsts" and "oldests:" the first trombone choir, the oldest continually running bookshop, and the first Christmas tree.
		Moving further "afield," Bethlehem is also home to the Stabler Arena and Lehigh University's Goodman Stadium, home turf of the USBL PA Valley Dawgs and the training camp for the Philadelphia Eagles, respectively.
	www.escapemaker.com /pa/bethlehem/bethlehem.html (1665 words)

	Travel Guide of Bethlehem PA and Lehigh Valley Area
		Bethlehem Brew Works successfully captured the essence of Bethlehem's steel industry in a 250 seat brewpub.
		You will observe many of the craftsmen working on instruments in various stages of construction.
		They provide services to the entire Lehigh Valley and surrounding areas and presently provide services to the cities of Bethlehem, Allentown and Reading as well as the County of Lehigh.
	www.hotelbethlehem.com /leisure/other_attractions.htm (726 words)

	BETHLEHEM, Pa.: Mourning for steel plant not in vain
		Led by city officials and Bethlehem Steel executives — who eventually invested more than $250 million to redevelop its own site for other uses — the Lehigh Valley Industrial Park Inc. was founded through the Bethlehem Area Chamber of Commerce to increase the city’s tax base, create more jobs and diversify the local economy.
		The biggest project for the city is redeveloping the 124 acres between two bridges in South Bethlehem that served as the heart and soul of The Steel.
		Bethlehem Works is a mixed-use site that is planned to take advantage of the structures left behind by the industry giant.
	www.middletownjournal.com /local/content/news/stories/2006/02/26/mj022606bseconomy.html (1157 words)

	Bethlehem Brew Works - Rude Elf and Lambic Delights - Beer and Brewing
		This is Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA a city originally founded by the peoples of Moravia and Bohemia, now the Czech Republic, and Saxony, Germany in Central Europe.
		This is Bethlehem Brew Works Brewery & Restaurant, a magical place that effervesces with energy and draws beer lovers into its welcoming refuge.
		Apricot Coriander is like a hazy golden sunrise beneath a dusty white head, enchanting you with spiced notes of coriander that emerge from the fruity, tart profile.
	www.bellaonline.com /ArticlesP/art38125.asp (728 words)

	Bethlehem Brew Works : 569 Main St. : Bethlehem, PA 18018-5810 : MergeDigital.com
		Six signature beers, three seasonal beers, a full menu and an industrial brew pub setting make The Bethlehem Brew Works a great place for a casual dinner or a fun night out.
		Located on the corner of Main and Broad Streets in downtown Bethlehem you'll be welcomed by a friendly and knowledgeable staff who will serve you some of the tastiest beer, scotches, bourbon and martinis in the valley.
		This posh pub's focal points are the several comfy couches for lounging and two, red, 8-foot pool tables.
	www.mergedigital.com /search/13273,0,2278996.venue (333 words)

	Save Our Steel In The News
		Despite the delay in getting Bethlehem Works started, local leaders expressed relief that the impasse between Delaware Valley and ISG has ended.
		''Bethlehem Works has been tied up for many years, and we may be in a position to get these 120 acres into the hands of someone who has the resources and expertise to develop them in a positive way.''
		That could mean changing components of the Bethlehem Works plan, which Bethlehem Steel proposed in 1996 after it stopped making steel in Bethlehem.
	www.saveoursteel.org /news/News_MC_4_10_04.html (631 words)

	RealEstateJournal \| Bethlehem Steel Site To Begin Development
		ISG, the second-largest integrated steel company in the U.S., acquired the bankrupt assets of Bethlehem Steel Corp. last May. It broke the 1,800-acre Bethlehem Works site in Bethlehem, Pa., into three parcels, including the 125-acre plot the investor group just purchased.
		Residents of Bethlehem want the ominous landscape and architecture of the bankrupt steel mill integrated into the city while preserving its historic buildings and five massive blast furnaces.
		Bethlehem has bounced back from the demise of its steel industry and now has an unemployment rate of just 5%, with next-wave industries like computer-chip makers and biotech companies prominent among the city's new industries.
	www.realestatejournal.com /regionalnews/20041001-chittum.html (479 words)

	Remembering Bethlehem Steel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		“Remembering Bethlehem Steel” is a collection of large format (up to 48 x 60 inches) cibachrome photographs of the abandoned buildings that once formed the great Bethlehem Steel plant.
		Today, the sprawling mill lies dormant after Bethlehem Steel lost the property in 2003 due to bankruptcy, in danger of being cleared for a retail complex or industrial park.
		Stephen Wilkes is one of the leading location photographers in the United States, recognized for his work in the corporate and advertising industries, for his fine art photography, and for his international projects.
	www.emediawire.com /releases/2005/10/emw290642.htm (810 words)

	projectleviathan.org: Bethlehem Brew Works and Pub (Bethlehem, PA) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bethlehem Brew Works has good beer, and okay food.
		I just moved back to the downtown Bethlehem area and am looking for a new position.
		Responsibilities included: all ordering for department, payroll, inventory, budget analysis, staff hiring, training and coordination, scheduling, menu development and implementation of five cycle menu and overseeing of all catering events.
	www.projectleviathan.org /archives/000558.html (1180 words)

	IRON DIVISION
		The two smaller blast furnaces (to be kitbashed from Walthers kits) will be modeled after those at Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steubenville and USS Duluth Works and located where the oil refinery is now.
		These furnaces will be supplied from the ore yard by a broad-gauge railroad similar to the one that operated at Bethlehem Steel's Bethlehem Works.
		Blast furnace "PW-1" is based on the 1960's furnace plans by Michael Rabbitt and, while the furnace is very large, it is still only 80% of size in the drawings.
	www.prairie-works.com /iron.html (482 words)

	Locals tapped for Bethlehem Works - Orlando Business Journal:
		Fitch-Orlando, The Idea Network and Fertile Films are lending their expertise in the theme park and hospitality industries to Bethlehem Works, a 163-acre education and entertainment hub being developed by Bethlehem Steel Corp. on its former plant site in Bethlehem, Penn.
		Characterized as an economic rejuvenator for the once-burgeoning steel town, Bethlehem Works is part of a $1.25 billion, 1,800-acre mixed-use brownfield redevelopment project, which also includes the 1,600-acre Bethlehem Commerce Center.
		Established in 1857, the Bethlehem Steel plant was responsible for steel components used to build Madison Square Garden, Golden Gate Bridge, U.S. Supreme Court building, Charles Lindburgh's Spirit of St. Louis, some of the nation's first skyscrapers and battleships employed in the Spanish American War and World War I and II.
	www.bizjournals.com /orlando/stories/2001/01/29/story6.html (675 words)

	Bethlehem Car Works at MRRWAREHOUSE
		Bethlehem Car Works Baltimore and Ohio RR class A-18 coach
		John Greene's Bethlehem Car Works produces the most extensive line of passenger car parts, specialty trucks and specific prototype passenger equipment available.
		Bethlehem's EXTENSIVE line of metal trucks is illustrated on our REFERENCE CARS and TRKS page (see menu at left).
	www.mrrwarehouse.com /MRW-Dist/Bethlehem/BETHLEHEM_CAR_WORKS_1.htm (580 words)

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