Lehigh County Chief Public Defender Kimberly Makoul and County Executive Phillips Armstrong talk about the positive impacts, from free food to free legal advice, of the Community Outreach Day by the Public Defender’s Office.
Source: Morningcall
This Lehigh County event helped hundreds of people with basic items such as clothing and food
Published in Walnutport News
We are the citizens of Walnutport. We must unite and organize to develop community and stay ahead of the ever changing world that would decide and define the fate of our fine Borough.
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