Community members invited to drop off new, unwrapped toys for Marine Corps Toys for Tots and non-perishable food for Second Harvest Food Bank during the live collection event on November 21.
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When the days get shorter, the temperatures drop, and spring feels a million miles away, it's easy to fall into a winter rut. But the colder months can be the perfect opportunity to try something new, reconnect with loved ones, and make your everyday routine a little more exciting.
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Service Electric Cable TV & Communications has officially launched a next-generation managed Wi-Fi experience at The Confluence, City Center Residential’s brand-new luxury apartment community at 185 S. 3rd Street in downtown Easton.
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At Service Electric, we’ve always known there is something magical about the music, the food, and the community spirit that takes over Bethlehem every August. Now, the rest of the country officially knows it, too. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Boehm)
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Get connected and stay connected with our Service Electric Subscriber eNewsletter! Important updates, exclusive giveaways, and more.
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Are you having a hard time determining your goals for 2026? Have you had difficulty in the past keeping up with your New Years resolutions? We’ve got you covered with 10 positive goals and tips on how to stick with them.
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Great news for music lovers! Service Electric is excited to announce that Music Choice channels are now available to all customers with digital tuners across all three of our regions: Lehigh Valley, Hunterdon (NJ), and Wilkes-Barre.
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Enjoy these Thanksgiving recipes from the staff at Service Electric
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Many homeowners find that their Wi-Fi struggles to reach outdoor areas, making it difficult to stream music, take video calls, or simply stay connected while enjoying the outdoors. Here are some tips...
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In our increasingly digital world, internet connectivity (along with cable TV and home phone service) is often taken for granted—until a power outage disrupts it.
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