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Karl Stirner, photographed by Larry Fink in Easton, PA. Sept 5, 2010
Karl Stirner, Patriarch of the Easton Arts Community
“This great historic town that had a lot of wonderful old buildings. It had a real sense of history. It became part of my life. I started to feel really centered here.” The sculptor on finding Easton—and changing it.
Opinion
Repeating History Seldom Has a Happy Ending
Dennis Lieb on the proposed million-square-foot warehouse, the West Ward, and what citizen-crafted zoning was meant to prevent.
Business
The Guide Next Door
A practical guide to filing PA’s new Annual Business Report. By a guy who happens to know about these things.
History
The Stimulus Package of 1818
How two Quakers, a coal-mad legislature, and immigrant labor at $1 a day made the Lehigh Canal — and helped build America.
Salute to All Veterans & WWII Living History Weekend 2026
Join the Jacobsburg Historical Society for a patriotic weekend remembering & honoring World World II and all veterans! Saturday, June 27th 2026 | 10:00am – 4:00pm Sunday, June 28th 2026…
Nazareth is celebrating America 250 at the Historic Whitefield House. Begin your day by joining the Annual Kazoo Parade and visiting the Nazareth Farmers Market. We will continue our celebration…
Join us at 11:45am at the Sigal Museum for a powerful and memorable mid-day program marking the most defining moment in American history. At 12 noon on July 8, museum…
Sigal Museum and Northampton County Historical and Genealogical Society