From Allentown: Cedar Beach Pool in the city Allentown is closed today due to a water main break at the pool pump house. The Allentown Dept of Parks and Recreation regrets the inconvenience however, every effort will be made to re-open the pool as soon as possible.
The city’s Jordan, Mack and Irving pools and Bucky Boyle Park and Old Fairgrounds Playground spray parks are open today.
Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
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Tuesday, July 09, 2019
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Oh well nothing last forever. It's probably almost 12 months old by now.
ReplyDeleteIs the pool open at Danville?
ReplyDelete^ No, but the pool is open in Danbury.
ReplyDeleteBummer for the kids. Great swimming day.
ReplyDeleteIt will be decades before a full accounting of the Pawjowski reign is calculated.
ReplyDeleteThe Morning Call is complicit in this disaster.
Rick Housman helped rig the pool bid and he is still the parks foreman. The place is a full of Pawlowski enablers.
ReplyDeleteHow can this be allowed?
There are people who should have been indicted and still have managerial positions with the city.
It’s an unbelievable situation.
What the hell is going on?
Allentown is one big democratic mess
ReplyDeleteThere all covering for one another's theivery of public funds. Just take a good long look at the blacktop calculations for the year. Than the anticipated feet of roadway being done, my guess is there paying per square inch of roadway.
ReplyDeleteIt's "they're," not "there. "
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