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• Alert on the New Hill-to-Hill Bridge!
• Divides... (5th in a series on City government)
• Gadfly #1 and Freedom of Speech at Council, and Three Requests (4th in a series on City government)
• The Larger Issue: Building Trustworthy Relationships (9th in a series on 306 S. New St.)
• The Developer, Not City, Should Have Paid (8th in a series on 306 S. New St.)
• 306 S. New St.: Just for the Helluva it (7th in a series on 306 S. New St.)
• Calling All Candidates! (3rd in a series on City government)
• Car-Free Zones (3rd in a series on walkability and bikeability)
• Smile, You're On... (2nd in a series on City Government)
• Climate Action Plan: The Beat Goes On (13th in a series on Bethlehem's Climate Action Plan)
• Bethlehem is not a Very Bikeable or Walkable City (2nd in a series on walkability and bikeability)
• Do You Know Your Elected Officials?
• Why Can't We Do as the Germans Do? (1st in a series on walkability and bikeability)
• President Waldron: City Council's 2018 Report
• Quoth the Mayor: Dramatic Changes in 2019
• Bethlehem Moment 4: Zoning Comes to Town
• Sustainable Future Film This Friday at LEPOCO (12th in a series on Bethlehem's Climate Action Plan)
• 306 S. New St.: The Decision (6th in a series on 306 S. New St.)
• 306 S. New St.: Fault-Finding (5th in a series on 306 S. New St.)
• Council Sends a Bad Message (4th in a series on 306 S. New St.)
• 306 S. New St.: Deciding Under Less Than Ideal Circumstances (3rd in a series on 306 S. New Street)
• Climate Change: Science, yes; Politics, no (11th in a series on Bethlehem's Climate Action Plan)
• Cave 2.0 (79th in a series on 2 W. Market Street)
• A First Step Towards a Map of Bethlehem Neighborhoods
• New Year's Eve Eve at the Golf Course