Billy Goodman is a unique singer-songwriter and slide guitarist. He comes from the USA where he performed for over a decade with the Goodman Brothers featuring Steve Kimock. Also to his credit are his slide playing and touring with Jorma Kaukonen (Jefferson Airplane, Electric Hot Tuna), Dave Mason (Traffic), and bass playing as a road crew member for Grace Slick and Starship. Together with his brother Frank he received a four star review in the German Rolling Stone for the 1995 Goodman Brothers release Crooked Smile, and his 1998 solo debut Walk the Street Alone was equally well-received in Europe….
Read Full Article →Reward Increased To $2,000 For Information Leading To Arrest & Conviction New Hope, PA (May 15, 2012) – The Greater New Hope Chamber of Commerce would like to extend their gratitude to the organizations and individuals who actively worked in a team effort to recover the Friday Night Fireworks barge used for setting off fireworks: Marc Currie of Niece Lumber said, “It was a total group effort spearheaded by Bill Scandone, Glen Stephan, Dieter Schiell, Pat Skillman, Jon Janeyski and Tim Yates. Without their efforts and equipment, the recovery would not have been possible.” Also involved with the recovery were the…
Read Full Article →NEW HOPE & LAMBERTVILLE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCE THE THIRD SEASON OF FRIDAY NIGHT FIREWORKS 15 WEEKS OF LIGHTS OVER THE RIVER! New Hope, PA (April 23, 2012) – Back by popular demand, the Greater New Hope Chamber of Commerce and Lambertville Chamber of Commerce are announcing the return of Friday Night Fireworks, a spectacle of lights over the Delaware River. The 15-week summer long promotion kicks-off on Friday, May 25 every Friday night at 9:30 pm until August 31, 2012. Orchestrated by Garden State Fireworks, a glittering ten-minute firework show will illuminate the sky over the Delaware River for…
Read Full Article →A new video featuring Bill Scandone, co-chair of the Friday Night Fireworks aims to promote financial donations to this year’s fireworks show high above the Delaware River between New Hope and Lambertville. In the video, Scandone, who was involved in the efforts to bring a weekly fireworks display to the area explains the popularity of the fireworks for both local residents and the thousands of tourists who flock to the river communities on Friday nights throughout the summer to shop, dine and enjoy a spectacular pyrotechnics display. As Scandone reveals in the video, funds are needed to keep the 15-week…
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