Jim Flyzik helped transform government IT from back-office function to mission enabler
The federal government went through tremendous changes in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The Clinton Administration’s National Partnership for Reinventing Government to streamline processes and cut bureaucracy was one of them. Then there was the Y2K threat and the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. These were large.
State names Central Jersey cops who’ve been suspended, demoted, fired
A state Attorney General’s Office report on major police discipline shows three Central Jersey law enforcement officials were terminated last year, including Manville Police Chief Thomas Herbst, who was fired after being convicted of official misconduct . Herbst was not the only high-ranking Manville officer to leave t
State grant to help preserve nearly 250-year-old Morgan Log House in Towamencin
Historic landmark tied to Daniel Boone’s family awarded $100,000 for roof restoration project. One of Montgomery County’s oldest surviving historic structures is set to receive a major preservation boost thanks to a new state grant aimed at protecting the nearly 250-year-old Morgan Log House. State Rep. Liz Hanbidge...
Police seize crack cocaine in Easton West Ward raid, arrest alleged dealer (UPDATE)
Multiple law enforcement agencies seized crack cocaine and arrested an alleged drug dealer Friday morning during a raid on an apartment in Easton’s West Ward. City Police Lt. Matt Gerould said the search began around 6 a.m. at the home in the 900 block of Butler Street. City police;...
$44M NJ bridge grants boost Somerset, Middlesex, Hunterdon, Union
New Jersey is awarding $44 million in state funding to improve local bridges, including projects in Somerset, Middlesex, Hunterdon and Union counties. The Sherrill administration announced 33 Local Bridges Fund grants on June 18, with funding distributed to all 21 counties to repair, replace and reconstruct bridges in
Point Pleasant firefighter mourned as fire company, region grieve loss of Justin Kling
Volunteer first responder remembered for service, brotherhood and dedication to family, community and fellow firefighters. The Point Pleasant and greater Upper Bucks emergency services community, along with brotherhood from Montgomery County, is mourning the loss of one of its own after Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Co
Crews battle fire at Philmont Country Club in Lower Moreland, Pa.
Crews battled a fire at a country club in Montgomery County on Monday morning.
North Wales’ Empanada Noshery to close at end of June after three years in...
Family-owned Main Street eatery known for Puerto Rican- and Dominican-inspired baked empanadas announces final day will be June 30. A North Wales Borough small business known for its island-inspired empanadas is preparing to close its doors at the end of the month. Empanada Noshery, a family-owned restaurant at 119 N..
Flood Watch issued for parts of Pennsylvania as heavy rain, flash flooding threat increase...
PENNSYLVANIA — Residents across southeast Pennsylvania should prepare for the potential for flash flooding Monday afternoon and night as the National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for the region. The Flood Watch is in effect from 2 p.m. Monday through late Monday night for Delaware, Philadelphia, Bucks,...
Easton doctor’s Liberty Bell replica is a labor of love
Among all the preparations people are making for the America’s 250th birthday, one Easton man has spent the last three months replicating the Liberty Bell. Terry Pundiak, a retired Easton doctor, has created a life-sized replica of the Liberty Bell for the Easton Rotary Club. Pundiak spent over 10...

















