West Easton Borough has been asking nicely for residents to keep snow emergency routes clear of vehicles during snow storms.

The niceties may be coming to an end for the few who don’t move their cars. A garage may be sought to do some towing. Continue reading →

At about 8:04 tonight, fifty years ago, it is estimated that 73 million Americans were watching The Ed Sullivan Show as the Beatles made their live U.S. television debut.  Sullivan gave his now-famous intro, “Ladies and gentlemen… The Beatles!” and after a few seconds of rapturous cheering from the audience, the band kicked into “All My Lovin’.” Continue reading →

When I’m not working as the doorman at the West Easton council meetings, I can be found transporting special needs children on a school bus.

My route takes me past the Northampton County Courthouse where I sometimes see known local political players, notorious bloggers, or self-proclaimed Pro Se Legal Eagles coming and going. Continue reading →

I enjoyed watching the series House. It was about an abrasive, rude, unsympathetic, Vicodin addicted bastard, who happened to be a diagnostic genius of a doctor who only goal was defeating a disease or medical condition. A humane bedside manner wasn’t part of the treatment. Continue reading →

We didn’t get the worst of the storm.

Northampton County and its communities fared well through Winter Storm Nika, when compared to other regions in Pennsylvania. Continue reading →

I got on Congressman Matt Cartwright’s mailing list when I wrote to him and Sen. Pat Toomey last year with my opinion against getting involved in Syria.

At the time, both were officially undecided in supporting President Obama’s desire to put some missiles up Syrian President Assad’s ass over the alleged use of chemical weapons on civilians, by government forces. Continue reading →