Over the cold winter and windy spring dog walks, Nazareth Borough Park was mostly empty. Other than other dog walkers and park workers, there was no one to see. Even the rabbits and deer must have been in Florida. That has been changing over the past few weeks. First it was the skateboarders. Then the basketball and baseball players. Yesterday, the pool opened, and people were lined up an hour before starting time.
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Awesome that Nazareth Park is so welcoming for its citizens. Just a great thing that an outside community organization hasn't decided to dump processed sewage sludge on a neighboring property to ruin the air quality of those who are enjoying the public space.
ReplyDeleteShame on Nazareth Borough Municipal Authority, Chairman Werner Fornos and Solicitor Pierce for their plans to do just that in Plainfield Township.