Savannah Brown

1 week ago | homenewspa.com | Savannah Brown

During the Nazareth Borough Council meeting on Monday, April 7, solicitors addressed a proposed zoning ordinance amendment involving elementary school off-street parking that would allot two parking spaces per elementary classroom with a proposed parking lot built at Floyd R. Shafer Elementary School next to the softball field, which is near the corner of South Liberty Street and East Center Street.

1 week ago | homenewspa.com | Savannah Brown

During the Moore Township Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday, April 1, Senior Project Manager Judith Stern from Gilmore & Associates Inc. provided a presentation on the Moore Township Comprehensive Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan, which kicked off in January 2024. The plan is intended to address current community issues and trends as well as provide the township with clear, achievable and definable goals for future recreation, parks and open space preservation.

2 weeks ago | eugeneweekly.com | Savannah Brown

Saxsquatch. He’s elusive. He lives in the forest. He’s saxy. He’s got big feet (you know what they say). And he’s coming to WOW Hall on April 10 to deliver a night you’ll never forget. Saxsquatch is a seven foot tall cryptozoological being who gained notoriety in January 2020 with his viral “Live from the Woods” videos, where he continues to offer sax-fueled dubstep remixes of your favorite songs as well as covers and more recently some original music.

2 weeks ago | homenewspa.com | Savannah Brown

In case you missed it, Nazareth Area High School Theatre Troupe’s spring “Seussical” was a heartwarming, fantasy-filled Sam I Am sellout success!This year, the troupe added a fifth show, which spanned from April 3-6, that took audiences on a journey through the colorful, quirky and heartfelt world of Dr. Seuss. A perfect blend of playfulness and poignancy, the show drew enthusiastic crowds who cheered and laughed throughout the entire production.

2 weeks ago | homenewspa.com | Savannah Brown

After 46 years of tossing dough, feeding generations and running one of the most beloved pizza shops in the area, Emanuel “Manny” Mirabito is officially hanging up his apron. The owner of My Place Pizza Restaurant, a community staple in Bath, announced his retirement last Tuesday, marking the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter both for him and the business.