This review addresses a public street safety concern in Nazareth, PA…read more At the Main and Mauch Chunk Streets intersection, at the very center of town, there is a 15-foot rut of exposed trolley track protruding through the road surface. This track, left since 1932, poses hazards for motorcycles, bicycles, strollers, wheelchairs, and pedestrians. Many individuals, especially those with mobility challenges, struggle to navigate this area; they get stuck in the groove and find it hard to steer out. This intersection is busy due to corner establishments such as an ice cream shop and a daycare, which attract families and seniors. Additionally, the Nazareth Borough Municipal Building is only a block away, making it a common route for police and local officials. While nearly all of Pennsylvania's roads have issues, this specific area is particularly risky. This review aims to raise awareness rather than criticize the Nazareth Borough Municipality, urging caution when using this intersection.

Cute little town about an hour north of Cape May. Lots of historical buildings and cemeteries that…read moreadd to its charm. There is a great free zoo here as well.

This review is all about a shout out to this Eagle Scout Matthew Piscopo. I see this wall all the…read moretime and the veterans and this is the first time I realized it's an Eagle Scout project. Kudos to Matthew! Very well done.

It is a beautiful building, first opened in 1972. There is a beautiful mural of three soldiers and…read morewar heroes who have lived in Bayonne. One is a Congressional Medal of Honor recipi ent named Stephen R. Gregg who Bayonne Hudson County Park is named after. Also there is Nicholas Oresko who has a school named after him as well as William Shemin. The Hallways are adorned with portraits of Bayonne's soldier and military heroes called the Hallway of Heroes. You will very much enjoy visiting there

OK, so as much as I rag on the dirty jerz and hate living here, I have to admit, Marlboro is a…read morepretty nice place. Yes, it's composed almost entirely of developments, but it is nice. I don't like the word nice, but it's really the only way to describe this area. It's a good place to live if you're raising a family, or trying to get away from the crazy city life. I guess the problem is I am doing neither of these things!

I came here once for a traffic ticket. It was a horrible experience. The ambiance was just so so. I…read morehad to wait in line for hours to see the prosecutor. The whole place is completely disorganized. I wouldn't recommend getting a traffic ticket in Marlboro.

If these people had a brain, they'd be dangerous. I filed/verified my Notary Renewal Application on…read moreApril 29. The woman who keys in the information on the computer had the attitude and personality of a python. She told me it would take 4 MONTHS and I should change the date on my stamp. I told her I usually get it in 4-6 weeks and 'fixing' the stamp is illegal. She offered silence..except for "Next, please". My commission expires July 14, 2022. I estimated the time which would be approximately the first week in June. Bingo! I was blessed. Received my new card, June 3. I plan to call there and share my card arrival by phone. It's about the satisfaction of proving people wrong when they think they're so right. Insecure people have a need to be controlling and intimating to the public. She'd make a good Meter Maid.

I had the good fortune of walking right in, with no line, had my notary verified in about 5 minutes…read moreand walked right out. Everyone I encountered was courteous.

We've been promised by the Boro and PECO that our streets and roads would be repaved after the PECO…read moreGas Project in 2017. It is now 2024 ( 8 years) and nothing has been done on the North Side. Some streets are similar to a third world country. Let's stop using moneys for consultant fees and studies and actually let the citizens of our fine town experience some of our tax money at work. Please restore our faith in government and KEEP YOUR PROMISES! Bruce McCluskey Elm Terrace

Narberth is a little town with beautiful architecture spanning many styles, decades and cultures…read more The roads in town are for the most part well layed out making it easy to traverse. Their playground is Awesome and so are the basketball courts. Oftentimes you see pickup games unfolding and little kids hanging around learning how to shoot and play by watching the older kids. Every time I've seen this my heart leaps with joy to see the older kids helping the younger. Real community spirit! This walkable community has a nice downtown with shops, small restaurants and friendly bars. Who could ask for anything more?