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Pensacola Blue Wahoos name seats, put them up for adoption

Copy Link America the band, not the country famously sang about having been through the desert on a horse with no name. Intrepid members of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos front office, having walked through a ballpark where the seats have no name, decided to do something about it. The Blue America the band, not the country famously sang about having been through the desert on a horse with no name. Intrepid members of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos front office, having walked through a ballpark where the seats have no name, decided to do something about it.

Bethlehem Councilwoman Crampsie Smith 1st to declare in 4-seat council race

Bethlehem Councilwoman Crampsie Smith 1st to declare in 4-seat council race Updated Jan 23, 2021; Bethlehem City Councilwoman Grace Crampsie Smith is seeking her first four-year term on the governing body. The Easton Area High School counselor was already running unopposed to fill a two-year council term when Councilman Shawn Martell resigned in September 2019. Council appointed her to fill the short-term vacancy until the November election. Crampsie Smith then won the two-year term created when Eric Evans resigned to become city business manager and was sworn in January 2020. With that term expiring next year, Crampsie Smith is running in 2021 for a chance to continue her agenda of “assuring public health and safety, balancing economic development with housing that is inclusive and affordable, and encouraging sound fiscal management.”

Idea to drop Bethlehem s open-container law to encourage bar patronage met with skepticism

Idea to drop Bethlehem’s open-container law to encourage bar patronage met with skepticism Updated Dec 22, 2020; Posted Dec 22, 2020 With the winter severely slowing business in downtown Bethlehem, City Council member Bryan Callahan proposed relaxing the open container laws to encourage supporting restaurants and other downtown businesses. But the suggestion didn t make much traction at the final council meeting of the year.Saed Hindash | For lehighvalleylive.com Facebook Share With the temperature dropping outside and indoor dining shut down for the near future, the holidays have become dire for many of the Lehigh Valley’s restaurants and bars, even more so than the last nine months already have been.

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