The Bethlehem Gadfly

Items

• Festival in a Fortnight
• Keep the "flavor" of locally-focused retail
• Boom Times?
• Widening the circle of commentary on Garrison St.
• Student Climate Action strike today, Payrow Plaza -- can anyone go and report?
• The Garrison St. neighbors respond: 2
• Puerto Ricans come to Bethlehem (again)
• Sunrise on the SouthSide (4): Commercial Vitality
• The Garrison St. neighbors respond: 1
• The developer plans for Garrison St.
• Celebrate Bethlehem's great native artist Hilda Doolittle in this new play, part of Touchstone Theatre's "Festival UnBound"
• Unfortunately, a familiar story-line: "Tension between development and history dominated Tuesday night's Bethlehem City Council meeting"
• Bethlehem Moment: Henrietta Benigna opens a girl's seminary, 1742
• Follow-up to and fallout from the Zoning Board nomination controversy
• Sunrise on the SouthSide (3): A Clean and Safe Environment
• City Council meeting tomorrow night Tuesday September 17
• Gadfly turns 1!
• Gadfly in a muddle over 548
  Gadfly discusses planned development at 548 N. New St.
• The 548 developers give Gadfly a headache
  Gadfly discusses planned development at 548 N. New St.
• The key voices in the 548 narrative
  Gadfly discusses planned development at 548 N. New St.
• Bethlehem school kids' art work adorns reusable tote bags in the battle against single-use plastic bags -- order yours now!
• The Planners speak up about the design of the 548
  Gadfly discusses planned development at 548 N. New St.
• Gadfly Floats a solution
  Gadfly discusses planned development at 548 N. New St.
• Touchstone Theatre's "Festival UnBound" approaches -- October 4-13
• "How do you justify changing . . . the historic streetscape so dramatically?"
  Gadfly discusses planned development at 548 N. New St.