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Al Philpotts
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Fins, Marty
 
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Malec, Ray
 
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Fitzpatrick, Bill
 
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Maurer, Gary
 
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Dietrich, Maria
 
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Jan 22, 2020
The Economic Impact of Private Colleges
Jan 29, 2020
TBD
Feb 12, 2020
Classification
Feb 19, 2020
Reflections on Friendship Exchange to South Africa
Feb 26, 2020
TBD
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Bethlehem Rotary Monthly Happy Hour
Taps Tavern
Jan 23, 2020
 
Bethlehem Rotary Monthly Happy Hour
Taps Tavern
Feb 27, 2020
 
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Monday, January 20, 2020
 
Jim Vaughn from WFMZ news was our speaker this week.  Jim shared with us about how the newscast comes together and also about how he got into the business (surprisingly, not at his father’s insistence). Jim’s first love is sports and he attended college for communications, thinking he would cover sports. He shared that he thought the news was unexciting until he was asked to fill in.  He discovered how much went into the production of the news and also the thrill of covering stories such as a hurricane where reporters are giving updates around the clock. He was hooked. He eventually got asked to cover more segments until he and Melanie Falcon were given their own show.  Jim’s explanation of how the news comes together gave us all a better understanding and appreciation for the hard work done at a local news station.  Reporters write their own stories and producers are responsible for setting everything up, including graphics and piecing it all together.  Our members also enjoyed chatting about sports with Jim.
 
WFMZ's Jim Vaughn
 
We also heard from Ariana Miler, our BAVTS Artisan of the Month about her experience in the BAVTS Commercial Baking program.
Ariana Miller sharing her BAVTS story with our club.
 
On Wednesday of this week, our own Bryon Grigsby, President of Moravian College, will enlighten us about the economic impact of small colleges.
 
See you all Wednesday!
 
Yours in Rotary service,
 
President Thea Lind
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Rotarians respond to Australian brushfires 
 
More than 100 separate brushfires in Australia have damaged hundreds of homes and forced mass evacuations. Rotary clubs are taking action to provide immediate relief to those affected by the fires. Rotary has a Disaster Response Fund which following a natural disaster like the fires in Australia ensures we can deliver supplies, provide health care, and support rebuilding efforts. By making a donation today, you can help Rotarians respond swiftly and effectively, bringing hope to those whose lives have been affected by disaster.