Nazareth rallied from a 5-0 deficit in the first inning to defeat Bethlehem Catholic 10-6 in an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference East Division contest, exorcising the Madison Avenue curse that’d tormented the program. The Blue Eagles erased the deficit by scoring three runs in each of the next three innings. Nazareth is now alone atop the East Division with a 10-3 record.
A Pennsylvania driver, Will Cramer, is challenging a 33-year-old local ordinance that prohibits parking vehicles for sale on public streets. Cramer received a fine for displaying a ‘for sale’ sign on his truck, despite it being legally parked. The lawsuit argues that the ordinance violates Cramer’s First Amendment right to free speech. The driver claims he had no driveway and had found a buyer before the fine but refused to pay it. The lawsuit seeks a permanent ban on the ordinance in Nazareth, with Cramer arguing that the free speech rights of all Nazareth residents are at stake.
C.F. Martin is showcasing Earthday-themed guitars at their museum in Nazareth, celebrating the importance of environmental conservation.
