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Police Petitions, Deals and Disgust Top Local News
New Patch Editor Dino Ciliberti wraps up first week covering one of Nazareth's hottest topics: The future of the town's police force.
Nazareth Patch got a new editor this week. But no new police force. Or mayor. Or pool.
In our Week in Review, the focus was on Monday's meetings.
A Police Committee in which the departed Mayor Fred Daugherty wasn't mentioned and an update on the police force wasn't as forthcoming as residents would have liked. A petition to save the Nazareth Police Department is circulating as officials await a proposal from Colonial Regional Police.
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The school board is raising taxes but at least no programs are falling by the wayside.
Police Deal: 'It Seems Like This is Really Dragging On'Nazareth Councilman Jack Herbst said the fate of the Nazareth Police Department remains up in the air until council hears from Colonial Regional Police.
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As Nazareth awaits proposal from Colonial Regional Police, a petition drive has been launched to save the Nazareth Police Department.
New Patch Editor Pulls into NazarethDino Ciliberti, editor of the Palmer-Forks Patch.com site, is now the new editor of Patch.com's Nazareth site.
While no school programs will be cut, taxes will rise by 1.34 percent in 2013-2014 preliminary budget approved Monday night.
Nazareth Area Chamber Merges with BathBath Borough is incorporated into Nazareth Area Chamber of Commerce name.
Nazareth Area Middle School is one of four in state selected by the U.S. Department of Education for the national 2013 Green Ribbon Schools award.
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