Media in the Lehigh Valley facts for kids
The Lehigh Valley is a special area in the eastern part of Pennsylvania and western New Jersey in the United States. It's a place where many different kinds of media help people stay informed and entertained. Media includes things like newspapers, TV channels, and radio stations. This article will tell you about some of the media you can find in the Lehigh Valley.
Newspapers for Spanish Speakers
Many people in the Lehigh Valley speak Spanish. To make sure everyone can get news and information, there are several newspapers written in Spanish. These newspapers help connect the Spanish-speaking community. They share local news, events, and stories that are important to them.
Here are some of the Spanish newspapers in the Lehigh Valley:
- La Cronica is a weekly newspaper published in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It helps keep the community updated every week.
- Al Día is another weekly newspaper. It started in 1994 and is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. You can also find it online at aldiainc.com.
- El Hispano has been around since 1976. This weekly newspaper is published in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. You can visit their website at el-hispano.com.
- El Torero is a weekly newspaper also based in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
- La Voz Latina is another weekly newspaper that serves the Spanish-speaking community in the region.
These newspapers are important because they provide news and information in a language that many people prefer. They help everyone feel connected to their community and the wider world.
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Allentown, Pennsylvania, the largest city in the Lehigh Valley, is a big center for media.
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The headquarters of The Express-Times newspaper in Easton, Pennsylvania.
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WLVT-TV is the local PBS TV station for the Lehigh Valley, located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
