The New In-Town Guide Is Out
The new In-Town Guide is out in stores and area locations featuring a listing of the downtown retail businesses serving the residents, visitors and other shoppers of downtown Quakertown.
The new glossy, four-color version combines the former guide, created by volunteer Jim Wilson, with the Walking Historic Tour of the Downtown brochure originally created by the QA! Historic Committee chaired by Steve Biddle. There is also helpful information on Borough services, the library, schools, recreation facilities, youth sports, community groups and annual downtown events.
The new brochure was created by the QA! Marketing Committee, chaired by Jim Wilson, with the help of former Main St. Manager Holly Edinger, intern Jason Bauman, Doug McCambridge of 236 Design, Bill Masi of Mezzalluna Sign & Design, Sharon Marshall and company of Marketing Solutions and others.
To get your copy, stop in one of the downtown retail businesses, the Free Press office, the train station, Borough Hall, the local municipal building or the Quakertown Alive office.
Pennsylvania State Senator Rob Wonderling (R-24) recently announced the publication of his book "Talking PA: 21 Conversations for the 21st Century." Senator Wonderling commented "Over the past year, I have been working on a collection of interviews of everyday Pennsylvanian’s doing extraordinary things. I put my thoughts about these interviews and the state of our state into a book."
