September
4, 2019
Birds
and bees come to town
Christmas City Veterinary Hospital has joined the
ranks of city buildings that sport a mural to beautify city streetscapes. “It
was such a big plain white wall,” says veterinary nurse Bobbie Dumoff, who has
worked with veterinarian Dr. Lisa Cawley since the former bank building at 1003
W. Broad St. was opened as a veterinary hospital eight years ago.
By Dana Grubb
Old
Main Street fountain’s history explained
The Eliza Richardson Fountain on Main Street has
long been a mystery. Who was she and why does the fountain bear her name?
Answers were hard to come by, but as various records were unearthed, they began
to piece together a picture of a fascinating woman deserving to be remembered.
By
Jason Rehm
CLASSROOM
Southside
school welcome incoming students
Fountain Hill teachers
gather at Stanley Avenue Playground before the South Side Stride. Teachers from
all elementary grades joined principal Courtney Wertman-Stambaugh, assistant
principal Jose Sanchez, and community school director Paige Hoffman for the
inaugural event to welcome incoming kindergarteners.
By
Theresa O’Brien
As the Donegal ES event
wound down, building principal Erin Martin-Medina organized everyone in
attendance for a group photo.
By
Nicholas Rolland
Hurricanes
anxious for first real test
Liberty has posted shutouts in its first two games of the season, but
head coach John Truby still isn’t sure what type of team he has after a 2-0
start.
The Hurricanes knocked off Pocono Mountain East 20-0 last week, but it
wasn’t the prettiest or easiest affair following a two-hour bus trip to
Swiftwater.
Things won’t get any easier this week when Liberty and Bethlehem
Catholic are set to square off Friday night at 7 p.m. at BASD Stadium.
It’ll be the first real test of the season for the ‘Canes, who have
outscored their opponents 90-0 so far, but it comes with a grain of salt.
By
Peter Car
Pates
steal a victory
As with any encounter on the gridiron between Freedom and Bethlehem Catholic,
fireworks are always on the agenda and last week’s city rivalry contest between
both schools showcased that maybe the two best teams in the area reside in
Bethlehem. Jalen Stewart’s one-yard touchdown with seven seconds left in the
fourth quarter gave Freedom a 24-21 lead for the comeback victory.
By
Peter Car
Have
baton, will travel
I remember when I was a student in school and when we would return in
the fall, everyone would always ask, “What did you do this summer?” Summer is
always a time for growth, learning, exploring new things and having fun. This
summer, I did all of those things. What some people might not know about me is
that in addition to being a symphony music director and conductor, I am the
author of two conducting books that have become standards in the industry,
“Beyond the Baton - What Every Conductor Needs to Know” and “Baton Basics -
Communicating Music Through Gestures,” both published by Oxford University
Press. Because of this, I am often asked to teach conducting workshops,
nationally and internationally.
By
Diane Wittry
Allentown:
Dave and Buster’s developer ready to go
Area:
Lehigh Valley shows its Pride
Bethlehem:
BAPL book sale opens Sept. 11
Bethlehem:
NECC offers same valuable assistance
Bethlehem:
Payrow Plaza plots place to play
Lehigh
County: DA Jim Martin lauded
Northampton
County: Bench to go Mediterranean?
Northampton
County: Judge McFadden to resign Nov. 30
State:
Education ranking report perhaps overhyped
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