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Northampton: Borough office closed Sept. 2

Northampton Borough Municipal Building will be closed Sept. 2 in observance of Labor Day.

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Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church will hold its annual family picnic Sept. 8 at Egypt Memorial Park, Main and Bank streets. The day begins with an 11 a.m. outdoor Mass.

Ethnic food, baked goods, children’s games, a basket raffle and games of chance are part of the event, held noon-7 p.m.

A deejay will entertain noon-3 p.m., followed by The Large Flowerheads 4-7 p.m.

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Quota Club of Northampton will hold a yard sale 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Sept. 21 at Northampton Fire Department, 4 Lerchenmiller Drive.

Organizers are looking for vendors of yard sale items as well as crafts and other specialty items. There will be both indoor tables and outdoor spaces for vendors available for a fee.

Contact Sharyn at 610-261-1277 for more information or to reserve a space.

Funds from the yard sale help support Quota community service projects throughout the year.

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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4714 has recently sold its building and is looking for a new location in Northampton or the surrounding communities to house the honor guard.

VFW Post 4714 has been located in Northampton since 1945 and, during that time, served all veterans and the local community. Due to the lack of active members and the ongoing costs to maintain the VFW building, the building was sold. The VFW intends to keep the honor guard, but a location is needed to house uniforms and equipment as well as conduct monthly meetings.

Do you have a space for the VFW in your community? Call and leave a message at 610-262-3891.

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Northampton Farmers Market is open 3-6:30 p.m. every Tuesday through Oct. 1 at Municipal Park, Smith Lane and Laubach Avenue.

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Email information to tklutter@ptd.net, and I’ll include it in an upcoming column.

PRESS PHOTOS BY AL RECKERResidents of Kirkland Village, a senior living facility in Bethlehem, visit Atlas Cement Company Memorial Museum Aug. 11. Museum trustee Sally Madden provided the seniors an informative and interesting tour of the museum, with its exhibits detailing the region and the Atlas plant as the cradle of the cement industry in America.