10-25-2024 4:03am

October 25, 2024: Things We "Heard" and Would Like To Share ...

Lesley Misko Editor

by Lesley Misko

Tree Hints That Christmas Is on the Horizon

With Halloween activities heading into their final stretch this week, "it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas." Amy Muzopappa shares news that the Boyertown Unity Tree has now been tagged. The tree, from Mar-jo Farms, is majestic, and certain to help area residents get into the spirit.

Tonight: The Crossroads, in Gilbertsville, Offers an Evening for Guitar Enthusiasts

Join us for an unforgettable evening with Jerry Lambert of Breedlove Guitars on Friday, October 25th at 7 PM! Dive into the world of exceptional craftsmanship as Jerry presents the entire line of Breedlove guitars, from Discovery to USA made models

.Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out, enjoy special promo pricing, engaging guitar trivia, exciting prizes , and receive expert insights into choosing the perfect guitar for your style.

Don’t miss this chance to connect with fellow guitar enthusiasts and discover what makes Breedlove guitars truly special!

Saturday: Catch the Colebrookdale Railroad's Final Rhythm on the Rails

The Railroad shares:

"Join us this Saturday October 26th starting at 4:30pm for the last Rhythm on the Rails of the season!

"Bill Carty and JoAnne Rehak, affectionately known as Catfish & Jo, have been making music together since January 2022. Playing a potpourri of musical genres, including classic rock, pop, country, blues and jazz, Catfish & Jo will be closing out this year’s installment of Rhythm on the Rails!

"In addition to gigging, C&J have hosted open mics and are a monthly staple at the Red Hill VFW-Post 5954. They’ve also long participated at Phil's Stahl's Open Mics at several of his playing locations.

"It looks like a beautiful fall weekend so stop by for some amazing live music with a glass of wine from Ridgewood Winery and some ice cream and snacks from the Colebrookdale Creamery!"

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New Hanover Grabs Safe Place To Live Recognition

According to the site MONTCO.Today, Montgomery County has 12 cities that landed on ElitePersonalFinance's list of the 100 safest places to live in Pennsylvania. The choices are based on the most recently available (2022) FBI crime statistics nationally. Only cities with populations over 5,000 are included. Among local places, Collegeville nabbed second place, while New Htianover Township, home to over 13,000 residents, came in 20th with only two crimes.