Intoxicated Fort Bragg Soldier Accused of Assaulting Girlfriend

Eric Keith Fairman, 21, a soldier stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C., and Nazareth alumnus, allegedly assaulted his girlfriend early Sunday in Upper Nazareth Township.

Council Approves Firing of Nazareth Officer Fred Lahovski

Nazareth Borough Council unanimously -- and without discussion -- approves a motion Tuesday night to fire Officer Fred Lahovski.

Nazareth Schools Meet AYP Goals for Third Straight Year

Each of the six schools that make up the Nazareth Area School District achieve Adequate Yearly Progress, or AYP, for 2012.

School Board Rejects Committee to Study Nazareth's Dress Code

Chris Miller, the newest member of the Nazareth School Board, fights lonely battle to teach district students the importance of proper attire.

Planners Approve Phillips Feed & Pet Supply Addition

A warehouse in East Allen Township will no longer be needed if Phillips Feed & Pet Supply receives final approval from the Lower Nazareth Board of Supervisors to build an addition to its distribution center on Hecktown Road.

Poll: Nazareth Reacts to Pa. Voter ID Ruling

Tell us what you think about today's court decision to uphold Pa.'s controversial new voter ID law

Despite Opposition to Selvaggio Drive Change, Supervisors Hold Firm

Citing 'extreme financial hardship,' 16 businesses sign petition that opposes the Lower Nazareth Board of Supervisors decision to rename Selvaggio Drive.

Resident: Where was Nazareth During 'Active Shooter' Training?

Nazareth resident voices concern over Nazareth Borough Police Department's absence at 'Active Shooter' training last week at Nazareth Area Intermediate School.

Nazareth School Board Member Proposes Revised Dress Code

Chris Miller, a member of the Nazareth Area School Board, is concerned that the district's dress code -- which he would also like to see revised -- is not being enforced.

Lower Nazareth May Face Fight in Renaming Selvaggio Drive

Attorney for Selvaggio Enterprises Inc. says the company may try to stop Lower Nazareth Township from changing Selvaggio Drive to Municipal Drive.

Expect Delays During Three-Day Christian Springs Road Project

Weather permitting, the three-day project near Nazareth Speedway is expected to start on Monday, July 23, and be completed by Wednesday, July 25.

Phillips Feed & Pet Supply Seeks Approval to Build Addition

A warehouse in East Allen Township will no longer be needed if Phillips Feed & Pet Supply receives approval to build an addition to its distribution center in Lower Nazareth Township.

Nazareth Area Happenings: July 16-21

The week starts out with business matters in Lower Nazareth and Upper Nazareth townships -- ends with Nazareth Days 2012.

Lower Nazareth Supervisors Approve Renaming of Selvaggio Drive

Pending approval from the U.S. Postal Service, the Lower Nazareth Board of Supervisors vote to rename Selvaggio Drive.

Resident: 'Chronic' Power Outages Plague Section of Lower Nazareth

The Lower Nazareth Board of Supervisors will send a letter of complaint to PPL Electric Utilities as first step in addressing resident's concerns over chronic power outages.

Lower Nazareth to Withdraw from NIZ Lawsuit

At recommendation of solicitor, supervisors will withdraw from a lawsuit against Allentown's controversial Neighborhood Improvement Zone, which includes hockey arena.

Supervisors Give Nod to 'First Park 33' Conditional-Use Application

The Lower Nazareth Board of Supervisors approved the conditional-use application for First Park 33, a warehouse project proposed for a 58-acre parcel off Route 248.

Nazareth Officer Works to Expand Community Efforts Nearby

Officer Stephen Schleig, who works for both Nazareth and Palmer Township police departments, makes a pitch to Palmer's supervisors to start a Cops and Kids program.

Emrick to Host Legislative Breakfast in Nazareth

State Rep. Joe Emrick will address local and state issues during his annual legislative breakfast at the Nazareth Diner on July 11.

Nazareth Police Union Files Complaint for Unfair Labor Practices

An unfair labor practice complaint filed by the Nazareth Borough Police Association stems from the demotion and subsequent suspensions of Fred Lahovski.

Nazareth to Pay Higher Workers' Comp Premium than Expected

Nazareth Borough has been forced to turn to the state for a workers’ compensation policy; the premium is $3,500 more than what was projected.

Nazareth Area Happenings: July 2-7

The Nazareth YMCA will hold its first-ever Team Challenge event for kids ages 6 to 14 on Saturday, July 7 at Nazareth Boro-Park.

Lower Nazareth Supervisors Table Decision on Warehouse Plan

Dual-warehouse project proposed for a 58-acre parcel off Route 248 in Lower Nazareth Township will be considered at next Board of Supervisors meeting on July 11.

Nazareth Area Happenings: June 25-30

Meetings and agendas will fill the beginning of the week in the Nazareth area, while music and veggies will fill the end of the week.

Overweight in Upper Nazareth is Unenforceable -- For Now

Upper Nazareth Township is working to update its ordinances for weight-restricted roads, which are currently not backed up by engineering or traffic studies.

Nazareth School Recognized for Green Building Practices

Nazareth Area Middle School receives recognition from Delaware Valley Green Building Council.

Nazareth School Board Approves Senior Tax Rebate Program

Property owners in the Nazareth Area School District -- over the age of 65 -- with income under $35,000 per year are eligible for the “Homestead” property tax rebate program.

Nazareth Area Happenings: June 18-24

Family-friendly events are planned throughout the week of June 18 at Nazareth Boro-Park.

Lower Nazareth Residents Sign Petition to End Illegal Truck Traffic

Laurie Ehasz submits a petition to the Lower Nazareth Board of Supervisors in hopes of getting a stronger police presence on Hanoverville Road and stopping illegal truck traffic.

Nazareth Patch Election Guide

The candidates, incumbents and issues that will be affecting Nazareth and Northampton County in November's election.

Nazareth Area Municipalities to Lose $54,000 to Arena Project

Nazareth area municipalities learn what they will lose in tax revenue to Allentown's controversial Neighborhood Improvement Zone.

Meeting for Hartman's Property Plans Postponed

The Plainfield Township Zoning Hearing Board postpones Tuesday night's meeting to Wednesday, June 20 after too many people filled the township's board room, creating a safety hazard.

Council Says 'No' to Cable for Nazareth Police

For the second time, Nazareth Borough Council has denied a motion to reconnect the cable to a television in the Nazareth Borough Police Department headquarters.

Nazareth Area Happenings: June 4-9

The commencement ceremony for Nazareth Area High School's Class of 2012 will be held at 7 p.m. tonight, June 4, and more...

Nazareth's Workers' Comp Premium Could Stretch to $192,000

Nazareth Borough has been forced to turn to the state for a workers’ compensation policy; the premium is projected to reach almost $192,000.

Upper Nazareth Man Catches Record Lake Trout

Todd Young caught a 29-pound, 4-ounce lake trout -- a new state record -- while fishing Lake Erie in early May.

Nazareth Salutes, Remembers Fallen Soldiers

Nazareth's annual Memorial Day parade was followed by a patriotic ceremony, which featured a speech from Air Force Reserve Maj. Gen. Jerry Still of Bethlehem.

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