West Easton held its Memorial Day Ceremony this morning to honor those who gave their lives in the service of their country.

Mr. Ted Versink was the Master of Ceremonies, introducing the dignitaries in turn and guiding the agenda. He quickly discovered the non-working microphone on the podium still wasn’t working today and jokingly said that he found a new line item for the budget. Continue reading →

When I wrote and made my picks on last year’s Super Bowl XLVIII, it was mentioned that the game was one of the hardest for professionals to call. That game had Seattle as the underdog with 2.5 points being given them at the Vegas Sportsbooks. They handily won the game outright and my winners prediction was correct, though I incorrectly guessed the over/under.

Thankfully, I had no money on the Over/Under (I always considered that a fool’s bet) and my win prevented Vito “The Nose” from busting my kneecaps. Continue reading →

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As far as I know the events below are free. For other events farther from our area, or that charge an entrance fee, check your local paper. Continue reading →

Today is National Pretzel Day and Philly Soft Pretzel Factory is giving away free pretzels. Continue reading →