Over the last 30 years, Beverly Palm has grown to become one of the Northeast’s largest and most reputable certified diamond and fine jewelry dealers. Come here for reliable repairs and custom creations!
3750 William Penn Hwy, Easton | 610.258.7256
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Practicality and elegance become one when customers choose LIV. Their designs are the seamless blend of timelessness and sophistication.
60 W Broad St #99b, Bethlehem | 610.866.6696
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Founded in May 2015, Keystone Handy Pro’s is the reliable source for residential and commercial customers looking for quality service.
Easton | 484.546.4946
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A repeat Best Of winner, Marcy Staiman can be trusted with Valley homeowners’ buying and selling needs.
3120 Hamilton Blvd, Allentown | 610.770.9000
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Acres of nursery stock, a 7,500-square-foot showroom and more than 30 years of experience, Lehigh Valley Home & Garden is ready to beautify your living space.
4220 Crackersport Road, Allentown | 610.391.1570
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Everyone loves a spa day—including your furry friend. And if Fido and Fifi are looking a little ragged, why not get them the works? Leader of the Pack Canine Institute in Allentown offers a full complement of services that will have your buddy looking like he or she just trotted off the runway at the Westminster Kennel Club. Of course, a well-coiffed pooch should also be a well-mannered pooch, and that’s why owner Lisa McDonald and her team at Leader of the Pack also offer a variety of training classes. “My training philosophy is based on the balanced approach,” McDonald says. “We believe in strengthening the bond between dog and human using dog psychology.” The key, McDonald says, is establishing the pack hierarchy. “This is not done through intimidation or aversive techniques but rather by controlling the dog’s resources.” As you might expect, McDonald has a pack of her own: six Rottweilers and a Chihuahua. Take a wild guess who thinks he’s the leader of that canine clique. “Yes, Buddy, my Chihuahua, must be reminded on a regular basis he is not a Rottweiler,” McDonald says.
6346 Farm Bureau Road, Allentown | 610.366.8282
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From soups and stews to cakes and cookies, The Dining Dog prepares quality indulgences that every pet deserves!
3245 Hamilton Blvd, Allentown | 610.351.9333
Best of the Lehigh Valley: Health & Wellness
Karen Hunter went full-time with her passion for cooking in 1994, and she’s been trusted as the exclusive caterer of Sayre Mansion ever since!
29 S Main St, Coopersburg | 610.770.1300
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From wedding flowers to gift baskets and garden plants, Phoebe is the ultimate destination for all things floral.
2102 Hamilton St, Allentown | 610.434.9587
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An Apple-authorized service provider, Double Click is happy to assist with everything from iPhones to Mac products.
4122 Nazareth Pike, Bethlehem | 610.865.4999
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He started in 1996 with two speakers, a small music library and one light. Now, Rockin’ Ramaley is the Valley’s ultimate entertainment provider, equipped with the best technologies.
44 W 1st St, Wind Gap | 610.393.3339
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With an intense visual esthetic, Joseph H. Moussa can turn any event into a masterpiece.
Allentown | 610.762.5947
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Alison’s ability to capture moments and create memories with her clients is incomparable. One can regularly find her work in the pages of Style, as well.
Lehigh Valley/Philadelphia | 610.264.5306
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Getting inked can be a deeply personal decision for the one on the receiving end of the needle; it’s something Karin and Chris Vangeli see every day in their line of work. “We meet survivors of war, cancer and great loss in their lives, as well as those who celebrate victories, family and love,” Karin says. The Vangelis’ decision to open Amaryllis Tattoo in January of 2013 was prompted by a profound heartache of their own: the loss of Karin’s mother. “As is often the case when someone passes away, you re-examine your life and what’s really important,” she says. What was important to the couple was having a tattoo shop of their own. Not just any location would do; they wanted to set up shop in Palmer Township, where they both grew up and still live today. At the time, Karin had spent more than two decades in banking, and Chris was on his tenth year of work at a local tattoo parlor. Their joint venture would combine her marketing and customer service skills with his ink artistry. The leap of faith proved to be the right choice. “People took a chance on us based on our promises and we believe we have kept those promises,” Karin says.
3655 William Penn Hwy, Easton | 610.393.7949
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Their philosophy is to help build healthy attitudes, values and interactions with others. What more could a parent hope for?
90 South Commerce Way, Suite 480, Bethlehem | 610.868.3533
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