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New Nazareth-area pub bringing Detroit-style pizza to Lehigh Valley Updated 7:56 AM; Today 7:30 AM From the left, owner Jon Quayle, owner Tim Cosover, owner Sam Ashton, head chef Matt Gonzalez and owner Matt Cosover, stand in The GOAT Pub and Pie scheduled to open in Stockertown in April 2021. Facebook Share Two brothers and a couple friends have lofty aspirations for a new restaurant. The GOAT Pub and Pie is scheduled to open April 26 at 700 Main St. in Stockertown. It’s the location of the former Devery’s Pub and Grill, which closed last year. Owners Sam Ashton and John Quayle have teamed up with brothers Matthew Cosover and Tim Cosover on the venture. And they have set their expectations high by naming their new restaurant with the acronym for “greatest of all time.” ....
Lehigh County bowling alley shutters after 6 decades, citing COVID pandemic Updated Mar 31, 2021; Another popular bowling alley once known for its excitement of strikes and spares is ready to dim the lights. Slatington Bowling Center, 8123 Route 873 in Washington Township, Lehigh County, planned to open for one last day on Wednesday, according to a Facebook from Monday. The post reminded employees to remove all personal items from lockers. Owner Bill Reese initially took to Facebook in January to share the news of the alley’s pending closure with patrons. The 16-lane bowling alley, in existence since the 1960s, was forced to close for about five months during the coronavirus pandemic, he said. ....
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Popular Phillipsburg bowling alley being revived under new management Updated Feb 17, 2021; Posted Feb 17, 2021 Warren Lanes, 671 Memorial Parkway, shut its doors in March amid the coronavirus pandemic and never reopened. Reese Bowling Centers is expected to take over the lease later this month. Facebook Share Strikes and spares turned to silence when Warren Lanes failed to reopen after the March shutdown at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. The popular bowling alley, 671 Memorial Parkway in Phillipsburg, closed this past March when New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy ordered the closure of non-essential businesses. The shutdown was lifted on June 9 with restrictions, including maximum-capacity guidelines. ....