16th Annual Great Bath Duck Race, Page 5
Annual fireworks show concludes Nazareth Days
Northampton Borough to launch Movies in the Park program
By KERI LINDENMUTH
Northampton Borough is planning to launch a Movies in the Park program this August, offering families free movies and activities every Friday evening through October. The program was announced during the July 17 borough council meeting. The first movie night, featuring a showing of “Minecraft,” is anticipated to take place on Aug. 1 at dusk at Municipal Park.
Last year, the borough received a grant for this community program. In addition to movies, the borough
plans to offer a variety of familyfriendly activities at the events, including face painting and princess visits. In October, they hope to offer residents a double-feature, premiering family-friendly Halloween films and, later, horror movies for teens and adults.
Movies and parking will be free.
The snack stand will also be open. Anyone interested in volunteering for the concession stand may contact the borough at 610-262-2576.
In other news, the borough recently received a grant from Northamp-
ton County for $100,000. This Livable Landscapes grant will be used towards improvements at the Fourth Street Playground. This is the second year in a row the borough has received this grant from the county. Borough council thanked the county for its generous award.
In conjunction with the Cindy Miles Adaptive Fund, the borough hopes to upgrade the playground and improve accessibility so that children of all abilities can enjoy the
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New Northampton Area Kiwanis Club ready To inspire action and Support local youth
By KERI LINDENMUTH
For over 100 years, the Kiwanis Club has served the children of communities around the world. With over half a million members from more than 80 countries, the organization is dedicated to improving the lives of young people through service and leadership. Now, Northampton joins the ranks with the formation of its own Kiwanis Club, ready to make a difference in the lives of local children and families.
One of the newest Kiwanis Clubs in the State of Pennsylvania, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Northampton was officially established on June 4, with 18 members. This new club will serve children and young adults in the Northampton Area School District, including Northampton Borough, Bath Borough, Allen Township and East Allen Township.
“We are always looking for the opportunity to open new clubs,” said Tom Harp, the Kiwanis District Governor for the State of Pennsylvania. Harp is also a member of the Kiwanis Club of Allentown, which is mentoring the Northampton Area club as it grows.
“[Northampton] is one of the communities that seemed to have real potential and need,” Harp continued.
The Kiwanis Club’s main purpose is to “serve the children of the world.” Money raised through fundraising goes directly back to the community and its children. Clubs have published early learning guides, built Little Free Libraries, held bicycle safety events, sponsored scholarships, constructed gardens and playgrounds, and so much more.
The club also passes this dedication to leadership and service on to young adults through service organizations, such as the Key Club for high school students and the Builders Club for middle school students, raising the next generation of leaders.
While the Northampton Area club is still growing, Harp says similar clubs for local youths are planned for the future.
“We would like to eventually open up a Key Club at the high school,” he said. “Eventually, over time, this new Northampton club can start these youth clubs.”
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Nazareth Area High School
Quarter 4 Honor Roll, Page 3
Fireworks lit up the sky on Saturday, July 19, concluding Nazareth’s annual two-day celebration; photo by Gregory Morgan Photography.
Northampton Borough
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toys and equipment.
During their meeting, the borough also appointed its newest Junior Council Representative. Xuan Lam, a student at Northampton Area High School, will serve a twoyear term alongside council. Lam was selected following a series of interviews with council and Borough
Manager Brian Welsko.
“Everybody was so impressive, and made me feel so good about the kids in this community,” Councilwoman Judith Haldemann, one of the interview panelists, said. “Xuan shined. She had some wonderful suggestions. She really brings a lot of talent to the table.”
Lam said she is excited for this new opportunity. In addition to being a strong student, Lam is also avidly involved in extracurriculars and helps out with her family’s business. Finally, council announced that a “successful” roundtable was held
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with police, residents and the TriBoro Sportsmen Club on July 9. The purpose of the roundtable was to discuss safety issues following stray bullets allegedly coming from the property.
“The meeting was very informative, and it is imperative that the communication between our police department, citizens and borough officials be informative, and that all parties know we care,” said Council President Julia Kutzler.
“I thought the round table discussion that we had was outstanding," said Councilman Ronald Glassic. “I think it shows that our community is definitely concerned and is willing to step up and help people…and we didn’t take this as a light situation.”
“I think everyone is on the same page now,” Welsko added.
The next borough council meeting will be held Thursday, Aug. 7 at 7 p.m.
The Northampton Area club is currently planning its first series of fundraisers and awareness events. Harp said the team is excited to start making a difference.
“They have a lot of energy, enthusiasm and great ideas,” he said of the group, which elected officers during their June 4 organizational meeting.
These officers are Crystal Messer (President), Lindsay Hall (Vice President), Gail Taylor (Secretary) and Wendy Milhime (Treasurer).
Both individuals and businesses/ corporations can become members of the Kiwanis. Harp says the club is the perfect outlet for anyone looking to grow their leadership skills, give back or find a community of friends.
“What [members] want to do is make the quality of life in their community better,” he said. “[And]
be part of the solution…It is that belongingness that people look for and that becomes a springboard for action.”
The new Northampton club will meet monthly. Meetings are open to the public. The club posts updates regularly on their new Facebook page, www.facebook.com/ NorthamptonAreaPAKiwanis. Anyone interested in joining the Kiwanis Club of Greater Northampton can email President Crystal Messer directly at cmesser@ymcarivercrossing.org, or visit an upcoming meeting. To volunteer with the club, volunteers are required to be registered and cleared in accordance with Pennsylvania state guidelines for working with children.
Kids need Kiwanis, and now, children in Northampton have a team ready to serve, support and inspire them.
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Northampton County Senior Centers
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Cherryville- Open Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., 4131 Lehigh Drive, Cherryville. FMI call 610-767-2977.
Lower Nazareth- Open Monday-Friday 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., 306 Butztown Road, Bethlehem. FMI call 610-297-3464.
Nazareth- Open Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., 15 S. Wood St., Nazareth. FMI call 610-759-8255.
Northampton- Open Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., 902 Lincoln Ave., Northampton. FMI call 610-262-4977.
Nazareth Area High School Quarter 4
Submitted by GAYLE KADLUB
Grade 12 High Honor Roll
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Stanley J. Karc
Stanley J. Karc, 93 of Northampton, Pa., passed away peacefully with family by his side on Thursday, July 17, 2025, at Sacred Heart Assisted Living Northampton, Pa. Born Dec. 22, 1931 in Bath, Pa., he was the son of the late Albert Karc and the late Stella (Felchock) Karc. He was the husband of the late Lorraine M. (Cruz) Karc for 68 years until her passing on Nov. 24, 2023.
Stanley was the owner/operator of Karc Auto Parts, Bath, Pa. for over 60 years until retiring in 2008. He was a longtime member of Queenship of Mary Roman Catholic Church, Northampton, Pa. He enjoyed his downtime playing bingo at both the former O.L.H. Church and the Northampton Community Center. He loved to travel, and enjoyed all the family vaca-
Btions to Florida throughout the years.
Surviving are his sons, Stanley Karc (Nancy) of Bath, Pa., Mark Karc (Bonnie) of Berwick, Pa. and Anthony Karc and companion Rosalia of Northampton, Pa.; daughter, Kathleen Janny (Stephen) of Nazareth, Pa.; brother, John Karc (Diane) of Northampton, Pa.; sister, Mrs. Roseanne Ozdinec of Bath, Pa.; four grandsons; Christopher, Jonanthan, Patrick and Timothy; four greatgrandsons, Lincoln, Owen, Oliver and Peter; and many nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, July 22, 2025 at Schisler Funeral Home, 2119 Washington Ave., Northampton, PA 18067 with the Rev. Fr. Patrick Lamb officiating. Family and friends could call from 10 a.m. until time of service. Interment followed in Assumption of the B.V.M. Cemetery- Mausoleum, Northampton, Pa.
Contributions: may be made in his memory to Queenship of Mary R.C. Church Memorial fund, 1324 Newport Ave., Northampton, PA 18067.
Online condolences may be offered to the family at www.schislerfuneralhomes.com.
John Paul Olivia
from first grade until graduating in 1957. He learned the printing trade and was employed as a lithographer for Sun Printing, Philadelphia, R and S Printing, Northampton, and MiersJohnson Co., Allentown. Later, he worked as a water blaster for Ceramet Co., Bethlehem. After retiring, he worked part-time at Kohl's Department Store, Whitehall. John enjoyed taking good care of his family and home. He could be found outside working on projects from first light to dusk. He loved everything cardinals: St. Louis baseball, Arizona football and the red birds that visited his yard. He was a member of Queenship of Mary RC Church, Northampton.
Getting Out!
16th Annual Great Bath Duck Race- Saturday, July 26 at 1 p.m. sharp at Monocacy Creek Park (Main Street and Route 329). Proceeds benefit Christ Church of Bath and their missions. Grand prize $250. Tickets available at S. Seem or call 610-837-0345.
Atlas Cement Company Memorial Museum- Open second and fourth Sunday through September from 1-3 p.m. at 1401 Laubach Ave., Northampton.
Bath Area Food Bank- Distributes food second Tuesday of each month, starting around 9:30 a.m. on lower level of St. John's Lutheran Church in Bath, 206 E. Main St. Please do not arrive prior to 9:30 a.m. due to safety reasons.
Bath Borough Summer Splash Night- Thursday, Aug. 7 at Firefighters Field, 300 N. Chestnut St., Bath, from 6-7:30 p.m. All are welcome, at-your-own-risk event.
Bath Free Market- Second Saturday through September from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Keystone Park. Donate items you no longer need or find your next treasure. No large furniture or TVs accepted.
Bath Lions Club- Meets first and third Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at My Place Pizza in Bath. Guests/new members welcome. Email lionsbathpa@gmail.com with questions.
Bath Museum- Open third Saturday Jan-Nov. and first Saturday in Dec., from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 121 S. Walnut St., Bath. Tours welcome, volunteers needed, email bathpamuseum@gmail.com or message Bath Museum on Facebook.
Bath Old Home Weekend- Thursday, Sept. 18- Sunday, Sept. 21; all events at Ciff Cowling Field. Schedule on Borough of Bath Facebook.
Community Dinner at The Table- First and third Tuesdays of the month at 5:30 p.m. at 1769 Newport Ave., Northampton. All are welcome.
Dementia Support Group- Held third Thursday every month from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., 2801 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem. Designed for families and caregivers of dementia patients.
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John Paul "Junior" Olivia, 87, of Northampton, died early Wednesday evening, July 16, 2025, at his home with his family at his side. He was the loving husband of Kathryn (Malik) Olivia. They were married at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Palmerton, and would have celebrated their 63rd anniversary in September.
Born in Palmerton, John was a son of the late John and Sophie (Yasson) Olivia. At an early age, John attended the Scranton State School for the Deaf. He later continued on to the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf, Philadelphia,
Survivors: his devoted wife; daughter, Debra A. Olivia, whom he adored; brother, Christopher D. and wife Susan (Rehrig) of Palmerton; sister-in-law, Marsha Olivia of Kutztown; niece, Christine D. Olivia-Wisocky of Palmerton; sister-in-law, Susan, wife of Gary Shinsky of Palmerton; nieces and nephews, Jennifer, Travis, Raven, Carlene, David, Jacqueline and Daniel; great-nieces and great-nephews, Melissa, Olivia, Tyler, Dylan, Aaron and Luke; lifelong friends and caring neighbors; and the family Golden Retriever, Cooper, who rarely left his side in these final weeks. He was predeceased by brothers, Thomas M. Olivia, Patric Olivia, and niece, Kristin Olivia Fromal. Services: private and at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements, Campton Funeral Home, Palmerton.
Online condolences: www. schislerfuneralhomes.com.
Contributions: Queenship of Mary Church Memorial Fund, 1324 Newport Ave., Northampton, PA 18067.
East Allen Township Historical Society- Meets third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at 5344 Nor-Bath Blvd., Northampton. East Allen Township Open Space and Farmland Preservation Committee- Meets third Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at 5344 Nor-Bath Blvd., Northampton. New committee members welcome. Easton Farmers Market- Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Scott Park, Easton.
Gov. Wolf Hist. Society- Tours of historic buildings, grounds and new museum on third Saturday April-Nov. from 1 to 3 p.m. 6600 Jacksonville Road, Bath.
Helping Homeless Veterans- Weave mats for homeless vets every second and fourth Wednesday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Prepping for weaving every first and third Wednesday noon to 3 p.m., Mountain View Wesleyan Church, 1001 Deemer Road, Bath. Call 610-837-1190
FMI. Leave message.
Horner's Cemetery Historical Society Tours- As the 250th anniversary of our country approaches, meet the people who contributed to its founding. Tours by appointment. All welcome. Free gift with every tour. Call Peggy at 610-984-4532.
Iglesia Pentecostal Church Food Bank- Open to the public every first and third Monday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 2459 E. Scenic Drive, Bath.
Martin on Main- Saturday, July 26 from noon to 7 p.m., located at the Circle and S. Main Street to Walnut Street in Nazareth.
Moore Twp. Assoc. for Families in Need- Meets second Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. at Covenant United Methodist Church, 2715 Mountain View Drive, Bath.
Moore Twp. Community Days- Aug. 15 and 16 at Moore Twp. Rec. Center; music, beer, clams, fireworks and more.
Morningstar Memory Cafe by Senior Solutions- An opportunity for people with dementia and their care partners to gather for fun, socialization and refreshments; meets second and fourth Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon at Advent Moravian Church, 3730 Jacksonville Road, Bethlehem. For registration, call 610258-0700.
Nazareth Farmers Market- Open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. through October in the circle.
Northampton Area Food Bank- Food distribution first three Thursdays from 5 to 7 p.m. and second and third Saturday 9 to 11:30 a.m. 1601 Canal St.
Northampton Borough Crime Watch Meeting- Typically held second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Northampton Recreation Center.
Northampton Farmers Market- Open Tuesdays through September from 3-6 p.m. at Municipal Park. Siegfried Railroad Station Museum- Open third Sunday through October from 1-4 p.m., West 21st Street (Route 329), Northampton.
FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL
Northampton County Council Approves AFSCME contract
Covering 379 employees
Submitted by JESSICA BERGER
Northampton County is moving forward with a newly approved three-year labor contract affecting 379 employees represented by AFSCME Council 13 Local 1265, which includes residual, court appointment, court related and youth care workers.
The contract includes an 11% wage increase over three years through cost-of-living adjustments and maintains healthcare
coverage with no changes.
“This agreement reflects our continued commitment to treating our workforce with fairness and respect,” said County Executive Lamont G. McClure.
“I thank AFSCME and our team for negotiating in good faith and reaching a contract that supports the vital services our employees deliver every day to the residents of Northampton County.”
The contract will be in effect through 2028.
16th Annual Great Bath Duck Race returns
Saturday
Submitted by
CAROL BEAR-HECKMAN
Ready, set, GO! The swimming of the ducks is fast approaching the Borough of Bath.
The 16th Annual Great Bath Duck Race will be held on Saturday, July 26 at 1 p.m. The ducks will enter the Monocacy Creek at the West Northampton Street bridge by Villa Grande. The finish line is the West Main Street bridge by Red Wolf Bar & Grille. If it should rain, the race will be held Sunday, same place and time.
One hundred percent of proceeds will go to Christ Church UCC of Bath and its missions. The first prize is $250 cash and you need not be present to win. At least two dozen other prizes (more cash, gift cards, gift certificates to local businesses, gift baskets and more) will be drawn after the race at the clock. You must be present to win those prizes.
A full list of prizes will be listed on the Christ Church Facebook page.
Tickets are $5 per duck and can be purchased at Christ Church, Angel’s Attic, S. Seem Antiques, Red Wolf and St John’s Church. Good luck, and see you at the race!
Lehigh Valley Health Network holds Ribbon-cutting ceremony for Tower Place
Project includes region's first women's health center
Submitted by
PRISCILLA TURBITT
Lehigh Valley Health Network, part of Jefferson Health, cut the ribbon last Monday for two new health centers at Tower Place – Health Center at Tower Place and Women’s Health Center at Tower Place. These facilities are built on the former site of Bethlehem Steel’s Martin
Tower, breathing new life into the site that has been empty for several years and establishing the region's first and only women's health center.
Joseph Cacchione, MD, Chief Executive Officer, Jefferson, welcomed community partners and colleagues. Dr. Cacchione spoke about the importance of LVHN and Jefferson Health coming to-
gether and what it means for the community and for Tower Place.
“The combination marked a new chapter in access, innovation, equity and opportunity for patients, colleagues, students and health plan members,” Dr. Cacchione said. “Tower Place is the latest example of Jefferson’s commitment to the health of this community. We will continue to make investments in all the region's legacy LVHN serves to make our communities healthier.”
The centers are now open to patients.
Bob Begliomini, President, Jefferson Health–Lehigh Valley Region, reiterated how the centers mark the ongoing commitment of Jefferson Health to invest in access to care.
“Our teams have worked tirelessly to plan, design and build these two centers,” Begliomini said. “They are an investment in health care in the region and will increase access to care in this community.”
Also in attendance was Amanda Flicker, MD, Interim System Clinical Leader for Women’s Health Service Line at Jefferson Health. Dr. Flicker commented on LVHN’s longstanding commitment to women’s health care.
“LVHN is proud to continue our more than 125-year history, which is rooted in empowering women,” Dr. Flicker said. “We continue that tradition today with the opening of the region’s first women’s health center. LVHN is doing what’s right for women at every stage of life with personalized care, innovative treatments and unwavering support through comprehensive women’s services.”
Dr. Flicker noted that 80% of the LVHN workforce is comprised of women, and it has pioneered specialized programs with women in mind – such as the WAVES program for women experiencing postpartum depression, the Women's Heart and Vascular Program and the highrisk breast clinic.
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50/50 and prize ra e drawings following the round of golf
Contact: Ed Taylor 610-657-4247 edkylmor@yahoo com
Women’s Health Center at Tower Place features thoughtful amenities like a café and on-site child care for patients with children while they are receiving care at the facility. In addition, LVHN collaborated with Pennsylvania Council of the Arts, ArtsQuest and colleagues to create two murals located in this space.
The 40,000-square-foot facility will be dedicated to convenient care for women. From breast health services to cardiovascular care, Women’s Health Center is revolutionizing the way LVHN provides care to the women in the region.
Services include: breast health services, esthetics, female pelvic medicine, reconstructive surgery (urogynecology), gynecology, maternal fetal medicine, obstet-
rics and midwifery, Women's Heart and Vascular Center and women's rehabilitation services.
The Health Center at Tower Place is a 60,000-square-foot facility that is home to a wide array of medical services in one convenient location.
Services include: bariatric medicine, DEXA scan, Diabetes Metabolism Center, endocrinology, ExpressCARE, HNL Lab Medicine, imaging services including MRI, X-ray and ultrasound, primary care, pulmonary and critical care medicine and rehabilitation services.
For appointments, call 888402-5846.
streets. Ambulance assist.
Stations 42, 45: 100 block Sycamore Court. Automatic fire alarm.
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Station 42: 2100 block Northampton Avenue. Ambulance assist.
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Stations 42, 45, 5: Municipal Park. Propane leak.
Station 42: 500 block East 9th Street. Burn complaint.
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Stations 42, 45, 5, 47, 2, 15: 300 block East 11th Street. Dwelling fire.
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Station 42: 300 block East 11th Street. Assist outside agency.
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Stations 42, 45, 5: East 13th Street and Washington Avenue. Gas odor investigation.
quest to check the welfare of a male.
Check area, Canal St. and W. 14th St., and Canal Street boat launch. Requests to check the area.
Assist person, Smith Ln. Officers assist a female.
Assist person in the 1200 block of Canal St. Officers assist a male.
Traffic stop, Laubach Ave. and Smith Ln., W. 9th St., and the 1200 block of Laubach Ave. Traffic stops were conducted.
Unwanted person in the 100 block of Stark St. Report of an
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Station 47 – Lehigh Township
Station 2 – Catasauqua
Station 15 – Hanover Township (Northampton County)
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Civil matter in the 100 block of W. 26th St., and the 1400 block of Washington Ave. Reports of civil issues.
Juvenile problem in the 1600 block of Newport Ave. Report of a juvenile issue.
Check person/welfare in the 2400 block of Dewey Ave. Re-
unwanted male.
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Check person/welfare in the 100 block of E. 4th St. Request to check the welfare of a male.
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LORAH’S FARM MARKET
Historic Nazareth strummin’ and hummin’ in anticipation of Martin on Main
Submitted by ELYSE CUTTIC
The Nazareth Area Chamber of Commerce, proud partner of the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, is excited to an-
nounce the return of the iconic Martin on Main festival—a must-attend celebration of music, community and culture—on Saturday, July 26 from noon to 7
p.m. in historic downtown Nazareth, the proud hometown of world-renowned Martin Guitar.
Drawing over 5,000 attendees each year, Martin on Main is more than a festival—it’s a full-day community experience, bringing together local businesses, artists, families and music lovers from across the region.
Music and guitar lovers can enjoy seven full hours of entertainment throughout the day. This year both stages are organized by Nazareth Center for the Arts.
“The Nazareth Center for the Arts is thrilled to bring all the music to this year’s Martin on Main, featuring a packed lineup
filled with incredible local talent and exciting new faces you won’t want to miss!” said Jenny Swanker, president of the Nazareth Center for the Arts.
The main stage will be located at the corner of South Main and Belvidere streets, which will feature Martin Guitar Forum artists for the full seven hours. Be sure to check out the acoustic stage located in the Nazareth Circle. The Circle Stage will feature our impressive depth of local talent with rotating artists every half hour. Nazareth’s Main Street will be strummin’ and hummin’ all afternoon.
The Main Stage lineup will be: Craig Thatcher at noon, Burn Rocks at 1 p.m., The Big Wahu at 2 p.m., Ceviche Duo at 3 p.m., Dina Hall Duo at 4 p.m., and The Hazmats will close out the evening from 5-7 p.m.
While music fills the air, festival attendees will have the grassy, shady space of Nazareth’s Center Circle to set up chairs and picnic blankets along with plentiful seating and tables at the Main Stage.
Attendees over the age of 21 can find a new favorite beverage among Birthright Brewing, Clever Girl Winery and Easton Wine Project to beat the heat.
The NEDC’s Farmers Market will extend their hours from 9 a.m to 1 p.m. and shift locations to the northern portion of the Circle. The majority of the vendors will stay and join the festival until 7 p.m.
The entire Circle and Main Street down to Belvidere Street will be closed to vehicles and open to foot traffic to accommodate the local festivities.
Food truck vendors, such as local favorite Mon & Mel’s Sweet Scoops, Greek Street, Slide On By, Pie in a Cone, and more,
will have something tasty for everyone. An array of over 20 local craft vendors, artisans and businesses will also be on site.
Our Main Street businesses will be open and running a variety of sales and special offers to provide patrons with fun shopping opportunities.
We’re also thrilled to debut a brand-new Kids Corner at this year’s event, located in the YMCA parking lot. This vibrant, familyfriendly zone will be bursting with fun—complete with exciting kids games, face painting, take-home crafts and giveaways galore. Kids can jump into an epic video game truck, generously provided by St. John’s Lutheran Church, and enjoy hands-on fun throughout the day. Plus, the YMCA will be joining the fun with their own set of engaging activities for children of all ages. It’s the perfect place to play, create and make lasting memories.
“We at the Chamber love helping to facilitate investment from our local businesses in events like Martin on Main. Giving residents and tourists alike the opportunity to shop small and shop local keeps our community vibrant, our businesses strong, and provides our local artists a platform to perform. We are so excited for this festival and to showcase the very best of Nazareth!” said Elyse Cuttic, manager for the Nazareth Area Chamber of Commerce. And, what would a guitar festival be without the chance to take home a beautiful new instrument of your own? Thanks to our headlining hometown sponsor, Martin Guitar, the beloved guitar raffle is back—and this year, it features three brand-new models straight from Martin’s latest launch line. Even better, you don’t need to be present to win. You’ll have a chance to win not one, not two, but three stunning guitars from Martin’s 2025 release.
Guitar number one, the D Junior E StreetLegend®, valued at $899, brings iconic Martin tone and style in a compact, roadready body with a bold visual finish.
Guitar number two, the D Junior E, valued at $699, is perfect for any player looking for a smaller-bodied acoustic-electric that doesn't compromise on sound. And finally, guitar number three, the 000C Junior E, also valued at $699, features a sleek cutaway and full, rich tone—ideal for the stage or the studio. Raffle tickets are just $20 each, and every ticket gives you three chances to win. That’s over $2,200 in brand-new gear. Tickets are available at the Chamber booth during the event. And remember—you don’t have to be present to win.
The show will go on rain or shine and we look forward to see-
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ESTATE NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters Testamentary have been granted in the Estate of Beulah Gail Schmeal aka Gail B. Schmeal, deceased, of Easton, Northampton County, who died on November 6, 2024. All persons indebted to said estate are required to make payment and those having claims or demands are to present the same without delay unto the Executor, Bruce W. Schmeal, in the care of Kelley & Kelley, LLC, 16 Luzerne Avenue, Suite 145, West Pittston, PA 18643. (7/10-7/24)
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Jeffrey L. Setzer, late of the Township of Lower Nazareth, County of Northampton and State of Pennsylvania, deceased
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration in the above-named estate have been granted to Cristie Setzer Fay, Administratrix of the Estate of Jeffrey L. Setzer. All persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands to present the same without delay to Cristie Setzer Fay
℅ Alfred S. Pierce, Esquire 124 Belvidere Street Nazareth, Pennsylvania 18064
Alfred S. Pierce, Esquire Pierce & Steirer, LLC 124 Belvidere Street Nazareth, PA 18064
Attorneys for the Estate I.D. No. 21445 (7/10-7/24)
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on July 1, 2025 for the purposes of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a proposed business corporation to be organized under the provisions of the Pennsylvania Business Corporation
Law of 1988, approved December 21, 1988, P.L. 1444 No. 177, as amended. The name of the corporation is: Trains-n-Lanes, Inc.
Alfred S. Pierce, Esquire PIERCE & STEIRER, LLC 124 Belvidere Street Nazareth, PA 18064 (7/24)
UPPER NAZARETH TOWNSHIP TRAILS FEASIBILITY STUDY PUBLIC MEETING
Join us in an open-house style discussion where you will be able to learn more about the Upper Nazareth Township’s Trails Feasibility Study and provide feedback on trail needs and connections! This study will serve as a guide for the development of active transportation on in the Township while focusing on trails, pedestrian, and bicycle infrastructure.
When: Thursday, July 24th | 6:30PM to 8:30PM Where: Upper Nazareth Township Municipal Building (100 Newport Ave, Nazareth, PA 18064) (7/24)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:
The Bushkill Township Zoning Hearing Board has scheduled a meeting for Monday August 11, 2025, to hold a public hearing, beginning at 6:30 PM, in the Bushkill Twp VFC Social Hall, 155 Fire House Drive, Nazareth, Pennsylvania to hear the following Appeal:
ZHB Appeal # 2025-12
David Burns is requesting to expand a non-conforming structure by over 50% (Sec. 1302.A.1) and he is requesting a variance from the side yard setback (Sec.407) at 437 Old Grade Road, located in the Rural Conservation Zoning district of Bushkill Township.
BUSHKILL TOWNSHIP ZONING HEARING BOARD
Todd E. Weidman, Zoning Officer (7/24 & 7/31)
Police
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block of Lincoln Ave. Report of a juvenile issue.
Traffic stop, Main St. and E. 22nd St., E. 21st St. and Mill St., and Lincoln Ave. and E. 6th St. Traffic stops were conducted.
Civil matter in the 1500 block of Washington Ave. Report of a civil issue.
PUBLIC NOTICE MOORE TOWNSHIP
Moore Township Board of Supervisors will conduct their August monthly Meeting on Tuesday, August 5, 2025 at 5:00 PM at 2491 Community Drive, Bath PA 18014. (7/24 & 7/31)
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Articles of Incorporation were filed in the Department of State of The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on July 5, 2025 for NEW CHOPSTICK INC. under the provisions of the Pennsylvania Business Corporation Law of 1988, as amended. (7/24)
The books and accounts have been audited by the Township’s appointed Auditors for the year ended December 31, 2024. The above statements have been compiled from the audit reports for the year. A detailed report is available for inspection at the Township’s office during normal business hours.
Lori Stauffer
Township Manager (7/24)
Nazareth Area Food Bank collecting School supplies
By HOME NEWS STAFF
The Nazareth Area Food Bank is now collecting school supplies for students in need within the Nazareth Area School District- and they need your help.
Now through Aug. 9, school supply donations can be dropped off during the food bank’s regular donation hours, Tuesdays
from 5:30-7 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays from 9-11 a.m., at 529 S. Main St., Nazareth.
The items currently needed are: binders, pens and pencils, folders, looseleaf paper, spiral notebooks, markers, scissors, rulers, glue and crayons.
Every donation will help local students head back to school with the tools they need to succeed.
EMS ambulance assist in the 2600 block of Main St. Officers assist EMS with the transport of a male.
Suspicious person in the 100 block of W. 28th St. Report of a suspicious male.
Disturbance in the unit block of W. 21st St. Report of a disturbance.
Assist person in the 1400 block of Laubach Ave. Officers assist a female.
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Child custody, Smith Ln. Report of a custody issue.
Check person/welfare in the 1600 block and the 1800 block of Main St., and Main St. and W. 17th St. Requests to check the welfare of males.
Vehicle towed in the 500 block of Lincoln Ave. Report of an abandoned vehicle towed.
Civil matter in the 1500 block of Laubach Ave., and the 1800 block of Main St. Reports of civil issues.
Disorderly conduct in the 1700 block of Main St. Report of disorderly conduct.
Check person/welfare in the 1700 block of Newport Ave. Request to check the welfare of a female.
EMS ambulance assist in the 1900 block of Main St. Officers assist EMS with the transport of a female.
Suspicious person in the unit block of E. 7th St., and the 1900 block of Main St. Reports of suspicious males.
EMS ambulance assist in the 300 block of E. 12th St. Officers assist EMS with the transport of a male.
Traffic stop in the 1400 block of Dewey Ave. A traffic stop was conducted. DUI, W. 9th St. Report of a suspected DUI.
Martin on Main
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ing everyone out for this fantastic community celebration of art, of Nazareth, and the businesses who make it an incredible place to live, work and play.
Jessica O’Donnell-Gower, EVP of Affiliated Chambers at the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, shared, “Martin on Main is a cherished tradition that captures the spirit of Nazareth—where music, small business, and community come together. This event not only celebrates incredible local talent but also highlights what makes Nazareth such a special place to live,
work, and visit. We can’t wait to welcome thousands of visitors for a day of unforgettable entertainment and local pride.” For more information, visit www.lehighvalleychamber.org/ martinonmain.html.
Honor Roll
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Spencer Herb, Danya Husein, Theo Jenkins, Kyle Jennings, Aaron Kirchhofer, Ryan Komosinski, Juliana Kresge, Kayden LaBarre, Elijah Lansek, Camryn Lastres, Tristin Le, Nyla Lherisson, Ashley Lin, Peyton Long, Brody Longcor, Olivia Mahorsky, Gabriela Mahovich, Hailey Mandala, Kaleb McCollum, Ry-
lan Mehlig, Amanda Mercurius, Zachary Miller, Caden Mills, Danielle Molnar, Collin Moore, Jeremi Morales, Amber Morris, Connor Mulada, Xander Nemeth, AnhThu Nguyen, Mitchell Nowroski, Ryan Pardo, Haily Pellot, Anthony Potope, James Preslar, Danika Pysher, Anthony Quaranta, Michael Raschilla, Varshitha Rayi, Jack Rea, Amelia Redman, Jacob Rice, Caleb Robinson-Newsome, Ava Ruffing, Keller Rupp, Gianna Russo, Isaiah Sack, Andeta Salihu, William Salivonchik, Isabella Schaeffer, Amari Schell, Erica Schell, Samantha Shady, Muhammad Sheikh, Jillian Simons, Logan Simpson, Mehakdeep Singh, Mehardeep Singh, Prahlad Singh, Samantha Skirlis, Lillian Smith,
Logan Smith, Mason Smith, Shane Snell, Bryce Snyder, Marissa Sodano, Gianna Steirer, Averi Stitzer, Madison Strucke, Ryan Thomas, Perla Torrealba, Salvatore Tramonte, Keagan Tucker, Akif Turk, Jonathan Tyson, Tyson Unangst, Gabriela Veiga, Jayden Villafane, Nicole Volkovinskiy, Colin Wagner, Amelia Wehr, Teagan Weirbach, Renee Wells, Trevor Werkheiser, Winter Wetzell, Kyleigh Whitmire, Tyler Willett, Kaylah Wirth, Lia Wismer, Kelsi Yotter, Andrew Zachmeyer
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Grade 11 High Honor Roll Helaina Acker, Lucy Argeros, Ashley Baltz, Danielle Barnes, Ian Barrey, Jason Bartha, Gracelyn Beck, Arhaxa Bencosme, Jessica Beyer, Luke Bonaparte, Evelyn Bonventre, Matthew Borawski, Rylee Boyer, Alyssa Broad, Natalie Broad, Cailyn Bryson, Rafael Calderon, Cade Campbell, Jack Campbell, Conlin Carr, Jacob Casey, Jenna Charney, Tristan Choo-Yick, Luca Clarelli, Amelia Coccia, Cole Condon, Isabella Danise, Alexa Davis, Olivia Davison, Caitlyn Day, Addison Dellanno, Christian DeMrag, Madeline DeWalt, William Dewey, Julieta Diazgranados, Sophia DiGiacinto, Autumn Dooley, Ashlynn Durbin, Adam Elbaga, Peyton Falzone, Mia Ferreri, David Francisco, Taylor Friel, Derek Fulmer, Casey Gallagher, Giuseppe Gallina, Krish Garg, Mallory Garland, Sriman Goli, Sophia Gorman, Alana Gould, Andrew Grimaldi, Bradley Guida, Madeleine Guzevich, Logan Hahn, Berat Hanska, Adalyn Harris, Averi Heffelfinger, Jacklyn Henninger, Brady Henry, Hunter Hinkel, Finn Hogan, Emma Houchin, Caitlin Igot, Hayden Jamann, Liam Johnson, Ryan Kane, Murat Karasioglu, Alishaa Kaur, Amritpal Kaur, Allysse Kavanagh, Lucien Keating, Gavin Kiefer, Josephine Killino, Abigail Kissel, Aiden Kortbawi, Maggie Kryemadhi, Talia Kwatkoski, Adam Lankay, Andrew Lappine, Mara Libidinsky, Cassidy Lohenitz, Madison Lohrman, Gianna Lombardo, Shaila Lopez, Ava Major, Taylor Mann,
Tristan Mannix, Samantha McCloskey, Elizabeth McColgan, Sean McGinlay, Morgan McGirr, Cameron McIlvaine, Manya Mehta, Morgan Mooney, Jacob Mularik, Lauren Muroski, Blake Nagurney, Chase Negrao, Mai Nguyen, Abigail Ogun, Makena Okamoto, Makayla Ork, Antonio Pacana, Giada Palma, Aarav Patel, Manal Patel, Gianna Perillo, Ryan Petruska, Ryan Preletz, Nicholas Puk, Arundeep Purewal, Marcel Puskas, Jayden Quach, Mikayla Quick, Benjamin Rader, Kaihan Ramin, Alexa Recchia, Briana Recchia, Margaret Regan, Alexander Rinyu, Daniel Rissmiller, Edwin Rojas, Rhilynn Sagastume, Ariana Sanders, Jasleen Sandhu, Tyler Sands, Bennett Sanford, Jillian Schnyderite, Delaney Schoeneberger, Genevieve Schwartz, Justin Sensenig, Madeline Shook, Aiden Simpson, Jonathan Skekel, Chase Skutches, Angelina Smith, Daniel Smith, Edward Smith, Gillian Smith, Abby Solderitch, Sophie Stocker, Ella Stoudt, Lorali Swedell, Cole Szuter, Ellodie Thomas, Jacob Trach, Dominick Tunison, Cristina Varriale, William Vega, Tahlia Velez, George Vera, Addison Wagner, Jackson Wall, Vivian Werner, Jayden Wolf, Lily Yawney, Tanner Zelachowski, Brayden Zuercher, Mekhi Zuniga
Grade 11 Honor Roll Aidan Allen, Quinn Andrews, Salvatore Aprile, Apryl Audenried, Fatmata Bah, Jaslyn Bajwa, Tyler Baker, Elliot Bandics, Rory Baur, Cooper Belnap, Jake Bendekovits, Jack Beruta, Chase Biedermann, Brooke Bond, Emma Bonomo, Harrison Bostian, Joshua Bradshaw-Jeffrey, Tanner Brady, Owen Browne, Michael Cameron, Ryan Capobianco, Aydin Chowdhury, Mackenzie Christine, Kiley Clevenger, Lea Colagiovanni, Mackenzie Connell, Christian Cordon, Shaun Daley, Ella Daubert, Matthew DeAngelis, Feyzullah Demirtas, Lucas Donnelly, Owen Entwistle, Arlin Espejo, Brandon Ferrara, Carter Ferrara, Ava Ferry, Daryn Fleming, Payton Flynn, Allison Fox, Cole Gillow, Parker Golden, Jonathan Grossbauer, Kylie Grover, Anthony Guerra, Trevor Guidi, Broderick Hahn, Nicholas Hodgins-Gadecki, Kyle Homa, Joseph Hubacek, Jayden Jauregui, Preston Jones, Samantha Jordan, Avery Kauffman, Arshpreet Kaur, Prabhnoor Kaur, Christian Kelly, Dylan Kerekes, Gavin Kershner, Kamryn Kleintop, Lily Kline, Jonathan Knepp, Sydney Loebsack, Michael Lucas, Sophia Lwin, Samuel Maczko, Abigail Major, Ryan Marth, Joseph Martucci, Sophia Mather, Ronan McColgan, Jack McGinlay, Alexander McKinney, Laina Medlar, Heather Mengel, Avery Miller, Bryce Miller, Lily Moretti, Sienna Moyano, Isabella Murteira, Brody Muthard, Olivia Nerone, Henry Newton, Logan Nobel, Zakary Novak, Erin O'Donnell, Kyra Ortiz, Nidhi Patel, Kylee Peabody, Mellajah
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Peoples, Antonella Porfidia, Adyson Post, Shaan Rathod, Sameer Ratnesh, Jackson Ricker, Anna Roberts, Alyza Robinson, Alexander Rodriguez, Sonny Rosado, Tahir Sanchez, Jason Schreck, Anabelle Schwartz, Molly Sedor, Mia Semos, William Serhus, Savanah Shoemaker, William Shorkey, Matthew Spencer, Delayni Stanat, Justin Statfield, Shane Steigerwalt, Carter Suwalski, Luke Swanker, Haley Swedell, Brandon Szlasa, Daniel Teles, Jariel Torres, Skyelar Umstead, Ella White, Madison Widrick, Elizabeth Wikris, MaKayla Willard, Sahasra Yagni, Cole Zettlemoyer, Hannah Zulu
Grade 10 High Honor Roll
David Abreu, Adhitiya Adavan, Annabel Attanasio, Olivia Augustine, Rylan Aung, Japsimranjit Bahia, Kendal Balkam, Jude Bautista, Braygan Bender, Brady Bernstein, Alexandros Bournias, Cameron Brodt, Jack Cagno, Emilie Capron, Ryan
Castanhas, Sahej Chauhan, Gyan Chemmannur, Indira Christian, Kira Colston, Francesca Conigliaro, Daniel Conte, Natalyn Correll, Renna Coyle, Braden Cramer, Brandon Crosson, Ty Cunningham, Sabrina Daly, Mallory Dawson, Daniel De Paula, Joseph Dente, Simon Diazgranados, Carlie Dow, Chelsea Dressler, Ayden Eckhart, Kate Engler, Alex Fink, Owen Fleming, Elliot Flicker, Alexander Fras, Ciara Freer, Prabhnoor Gill, Lily Gillespie, Paxton Gold, Peyton Golden, Ryan Golinsky, Abigail Greene, Ella Grimaldi, Allison Grossbauer, Allison Grover, Christopher Grover, Sarah Haddad, Dylan Hahn, Owen Hall, Sebastian Halley, Owen Hanzl, Olivia Harper, Addison Hawk, Braeden Hawk, Ryan Hawk, Adrian Heredia, Addison Hinkel, Olivia Hobbs, Ryan Hofmann, Andrew Holub, Hailey Hubert, Emily Jacobs, Madison Jankowski, Quincy Johnson, Elise Juniper, Ellie Kane, Carli Kaniper, Michael Kelemen, Keeley Kershner, Gabriella King, Ty Kirkham, Corbin Kleintop, Jake Knecht,
FREE REPAIR ESTIMATES
On all make and model vacuums! 3 Convenient Drop-Off Locations
Allentown Farmers Market • 484-661-5100
125 S. 7th
Chicken Barbecue
Sunday, Aug. 3
Starting
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To pre-order call 610-261-2219 or email NC4HCenter@gmail.com by Friday, Aug. 1 at 5 pm
All pre-orders must be picked up by 1 pm or sold
Pre-orders guarantee orders; if not pre-ordering, come! Selling until gone
Northampton Cty. 4-H Center 777 Bushkill Center Rd., Nazareth
Morgan Koch, Colton Kresge, Daniel Ksiezopolski, Lilly Kuhs, Max Kunkle, Lillianna Kupec, Brandon Lai, Hanna LerarisEberhardt, Anya Lherisson, Ryan Lichtenberger, Kai Lin, Julian Lohman, Taylor Long, Ashlynn Losey, Rachil Manja, Carter Martin, Benton Mason, Delaini Matthew, Fargay Mbodj, Emma McEntire, Leyla Melendez, Thomas Metzger, Brooke Morris, Sheza Mukaddam, Samuel Neitz, Jack Nelson, Joseph Novak, Emily O'Brien, Miles O'Keefe, Na-
thaniel Orlando, Michael Ostrowski, Madeline Ott, Nathan Pastor, Kavya Patel, Grace Perez, Vincent Philip, Angelina Pinto, Natalia Porfidia, Stella Porfidia, Josiah Preslar, Pablo Puente Pena, Riley Radomski, Olivia Reagle, Ella Reed, Payton Reichl, Aidan Reilly, Ella Requena, Garrett Riffert, Joseph Rivera, Aaron Robinson, Alison Roesch, Carmen Rowlands, Gage Ruth, Elizabeth Rybac, Anesa Salihu, Riya Sanan, Julia Sandt, Christopher Schafer, Erika Schmidt,
Spencer Schmitz, Callie Searls, Sean Seidel, Cadence Serfoss, Divjot Singh, Kherington Smith, Kaylee Snyder, Andrew Sodano, Margaret Spohn, Emily Statfield, Matthew Strubhar, Clare Tarriff, Kieran Tims, Nicholas Torrisi, Carter Vasquez, Ananya Verma, Paige Weeast, Adelyn Young, Daynika Ziegenfus, Drew Zindel, Leah Zornek
Morningstar Living invites you to enjoy a variety of programs. EventFULL Living is a series of programs to enrich life’s journey. Reserve your place today in as many programs as you like.
The programs for AUGUST include:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6TH | 10:30 AM Life Care at Home
Join Friends Life Care and Morningstar Living for an informative seminar on how to confidently plan for aging at home. Explore the key differences between traditional long-term care insurance and a Friends Life Care membership. Whether you're still working, approaching retirement, or already retired, this session will help you take meaningful steps toward securing your future and staying right where you want to be—home.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8TH | 6:00PM TimeWhys
at Unity Green Pavilion, Heritage Village Join us as TimeWhys takes the stage, reviving the electrifying sounds of the 1960s and 70s! This passionate band is dedicated to authentically reproducing the intricate details of the timeless classics that defined a generation. Relive rock and roll history in a way that’s sure to resonate with your soul. TimeWhys has been voted the Lehigh Valley's BEST band for many years...enjoy this unforgettable performance.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 19TH | 10:30AM
Creating Well-Being: Reclaiming Joy, Purpose, & Possibility Through Crafting
Discover how creativity supports brain health, reduces stress, and boosts joy—especially in life’s next chapter. In this inspiring session, Nicole Ensmenger, a seasoned occupational therapy professional and creativity coach, explores how hands-on activities like crafting can enhance memory, mood, and purpose. Whether you’re a lifelong crafter or just curious, you’ll leave encouraged and equipped to tap into creativity as a powerful tool for wellness, connection, and personal growth—no artistic experience required!
Unless otherwise indicated, events are at Moravian Hall Square 175 W North St, Nazareth PA
Reservations are required by calling 610.746.1000 or online at https://www morningstarliving org/upcoming-events/
Grade 10 Honor Roll
Jillian Aide, Ryan Allen, Madison Beardsworth, Tariq Beasley, Amalia Bialiy, Jacob Bierman, Mariah Brasington, Luca Brown, Gavin Burnard, Ezra Carrasquillo, Austin Christine, Dominic Ciaccia, Evan Connell, Griffin Corley, Evan Crescenzo, Addison Crivellaro, Kaylen Cruz, Connor Daley, Fiona Daley, Sarah Deily, Sarah Del Aguila, Drew Dishong, Jasmine Donello, Noah Enstrom, Eisley Farnack, Saige Faucett, Lauren Fox, Chloe Fuller, Christian Funari, Addison Giesler, Piper Gilligan, Brianna
Gonzalez, Nicholas Grant, Addison Greger, Jaskirat Grewal, Ava Hangen, Jada Harris, Luke Hasker, Brooke Hellwig, Erin Henchy, Raegan Henderson, Austin Hinkel, Angelina Iannetta, Alana Ide, Carlo Igot, Ryleigh Janis, Kellen Johnson, Jax Jordan, Alexis Jurnock, Logan Kappel, Aiden Kavcak, Carter Kelemen, Chase Kerfoot, Abigail Kilareski, Beckett Kingsley, Jennifer Kirk, Michael Kleintop, Elijah La Placa, Breanne LaBarre, Anthony Laboy, Gurtaj Lalia, Olivia Langer, Mason Leickel, Matthew Leluga, Lamar Lessard, Elizabeth Lirag, Weston Loeper, Marissa Lowden, Anna Lubowiki, Victoria Mazur, Nicholas McCartney, Hugh McGuire, Connor McNamee, Allana Miller, Katelynn
DOG WATER SAFETY
• Don’t assume your pup can swim!
• Always supervise near water
• Invest in a good-quality life jacket
• Watch for signs of fatigue
• Avoid cold weather or strong currents
• Streams, rivers, ponds & lakes can harbor deadly bacteria
• Rinse your pup after swimming
• Offer plenty of clean drinking water
Community Veterinary Practice
Arthur R Hulshizer, MS, VMD • Kelli Carpenter, DVM 2550 Community Drive, Bath www.CommunityVeterinaryPractice.com • 610-837-5888
Mon 9–7 • Tues- Fri 9-5 • Sat 9-12 noon
Miller, Teagan Moore, Ethan Morillo, Owen Moyer, Chace Mueller, Shriti Mukerjee, Samuel Mullen, Matthew Nigro, Jake O'Connor, Desmond O'Keefe, Brooke Orr, Spencer Oswald, Shelby Pardo, Krisha Patel, Kayla Philipovich, Robert Pichetto, Malana Prashad, Veronica Price, Michael Quinn, Adrianna Raschilla, Mackynzee Reeves, Radek Remaley, Anna Ricci, Gavin Rifendifer, Adaliyah Rivera, Brady Rohn, Ashlynn Roth, Amanda Salazar, Mantej Sandhu, Joseph Santini, Caeden Scaglione, Brock Schlamp, Emily Schmidt, Addison Schmittel, Gwenevieve Sebring, Alexandra Seidel, Lia Shannon, Harsimran Singh, Andreas Skirlis, Lily Slimm, Benjamin Smith, Makenna Smith, Anthony Stampf, Evan Stitt, Torin Sweeney, Aleksandra Swiatek, Vildan Tok, Sean Tomoney, Jaydyn Toth, Adrien Tromba, Olivia Troutman, Brandon Tyson, Bryana Velez, Audrey Wanko, Campbell Watt, Rowen Weirbach, Cooper Wenrich, Aubrey Werkheiser, McKenna Wescott, Myla Wheeler, Taylor Whiteash, Kaitlyn Williams, Madalyn Yeakel, Willow Yoder, Juliana Young, Olivia Young, Max Zellers, Grace Zicarelli
Grade 9 High Honor Roll
Samuel Adamenko, Quinn Altemose, Samuel Arden, Jack Attieh, Lucy Austin, Isabel Baker, David Barnes, Marco Barracato, Marina Barrey, Jeremiah Bautista, Jonah Bautista, Yuvraj Bhawsar, Audrey Bonaparte, Claire Bonventre, Lindsey Brougham, Carly Brown, Chase Brown, Cove Burry, Pietro Buzzi, Adriano Campanelli, Ella Choe, Jenna Colagiovanni, Betzalel Colon, Piper Cortright, Noel Courtney, Koen Cozze, Adrianna Dague,
Moore Township Community Days presents…
Timothy Dally, Isabelle DeBoer, Ian DeFebbo, Lindsey DeMarco, Luke DePietro, Alexander DiGiacinto, Kylie Dilcherd, Dominic Discolo, Anna Dormarunno, Stella Dziewit, Charlotte Ecker, Aaliyah ElArwadi, Joseph Ellis, Braylynn Fehr, Tina Feng, Mikayla Ferreri, Kason Field, Kevin Franco Prasanna, Chase Funari, Tamara Gareer, Arjun Garg, Grant Gilson, Declan Gold, Max Gonzalez, Armaan Grewal, Robert Grzenda, Trent Guerrieri, Elizabeth Harvey, Sophie Herb, Emma Herbert, Gianna Himmelreich, Marissa Hoffmann, Gavin Hoppes, Andrew Hummell, Jackson Hunsicker, Elliot Jemiolo, Sophie Joscher, Adrith Kalgi, Jonah Kayed, Mason Keenhold, Noah Keys, Brady Kline, Nicholas Knight, Katherine Kozerski, Anabelle Kranich, Jordyn Kunsman, Chase Laubach, TheresaMae Laurito, Daria Lechwar, Madison Lee, Karly Leszcynski, Abigail Lichtenberger, Anya Lin, Nicholas Long, Luke Lotierzo, Cooper Madson, Mannat Mand, Kallista Margeson, Mason Marinelli, Myah Marsilio, Addison Marsteller, Elli Marth, Logan Mayberry, Connor McGlynn, Emelia McGrenehan, Jackson Medlar, Muhammad Mehdi, Meera Mody, Kyle Moyer, Wyatt Mulada, Michael Muroski, Hannah Murteira, Noah Myers, Isabel Netzley, Gisele Noel, Gabrielle Pacana, Aashna Patel, Dev Patel, Rishi Patel, Aiden Peer, Ava Perillo, Emily Perkins, Stephen Polgar, Jacob Preletz, Samantha Presti, Autumn Quercia, Quinn Rafuse, Cameron Rai, Landon Rampulla, Myles Randolph, Shyla Rathod, Olivia Reed, Nataren Rodriguez, Vivian Rosenthal, Charlie Rotzell, Matthew Round, Timothy Royer, Noelle Sack, Sienna Sargent, Allison Schippang, Layla Schwab, Sydney Schwartz, Ava Semos, Kylie Shereba, Sydney Shriver, Alexia Sidlar, Vansh Singhal, Zoey Skirtich, Kylie Skutches, Abby Smith, Gabriella Smith, Kaylee Smith, Sophia Smith, Madalyn Soloe, Emma Spatig, Lexi Spengler, Madison Spering, Domenick Statile, Aiden Steiner, Nolan Stonecypher, Ashley Stouffer, Ethan Strawn, Cayden Surch, Ava Swarat, Rafer Tavolaro, Sophia Thind, Bailee Thomas, Raegan Trach, Chloe Viana, Emily Voloshen, Lorinc von Platen, Haylee Weaver, Sierra Weaver, Brianna Weisel, Tucker Wenrich, Avalyn Werner, Sierra Wheelock,
Bryson Widrick, Riley Williams, Samara Williams, Grady Wismer, Olivia Wolf, Aimei Wong, Andrew Wowiling, Sophie Wuttke, Ava Wyss, Braelyn Youse, Declan Zeller
Grade 9 Honor Roll Codi Allen, Jillian AllenNauman, Andrea Anane, Zarra Anastasi, William Bacolo, Ileana Bartko, Olivia Baudoin, Aryan Bellary, Hannah Bettencourt, Evan Biechy, Ny'La Brower, Anthony Bruch, Leah Burton, William Cameron, Caleb Caracappa, Elmer Castillo-Reyes, Darin Chaushev, Yohann Christian, Menley Ciufalo, Madyson Coppo, Danica Craig, Torren Crisp, Aubrey Davison, Callie DeMasi, Adam Deutsch, Japneet Dhillon, Christopher Duno, Cali Durbin, Hannah Ehlman, Elenuell Encarnacion, Daniel Eshenbaugh, Makennah Falk, Matthew Fenon, Sean Fibick, Aiden Flores, Kaeden Fox, Anthony Garguilo, Ashley Genzale, Isabella Giunta, Nicholas Guerra, Brody Guida, Suhana Gupta, Jacob Harris, Stella Helmick, Jace Hoff, Ethan Hoffert, Benjamine Holman, Jordan Homa, Jayden Hutchison, Lissanth Jaquez, Owen Johnson, Manoli Kazista, Samantha Kirk, Michael Korpics, Jillian Kulics, Nikolaos Laliotis, Cole Lambert, Daxton LaRochelle, Tanner Laubach, Nicholas Leotta, Makenna Lestician, Miles Loeper, Dean Lopresti, Lucianne Lotierzo, Jaxson Lutz, Owen Major, Gabriella Maury, David Mayer, Riley McMynne, Gavin Milford, Bennett Mosser, Giavanna Mudlock, Stephen Murana, Matthew Muroski, Cayden Napoli, Conner Nowroski, Joley Olsen, Frank Petronis, Harleigh Pierson, Chloe Popham, Dominick Puk, Jake Rasley, Shiv Rathod, Emma Rice, Laney Rinker, Jordon Rivera, Berkley Rohloff, Alice Romaine, Adam Rowley, Sherleen Saini, Omar Santini, Logan Santos, Danielle Schaible, Colin Seemar, Logan Silfies, Gianna Smith, Troy Smith, Garrett Solderitch, Holden Sparks, Carson Steingall, LillyAnna Stevenson, Grant Stoneback, Marques Tavares, Allison Trach, Violet Valvano, Valk Vander, Marlon Vargas, Gianella Velez, Zachary Vicario, Samuel Vlasics, Brayden Wallach, Alexander Werley, Peyton Williamson, Ava Wilson, Damon Wismer
Featuring
FOOD, BEER & SODA VENDORS
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