With one snowstorm in the books for the winter, residents are reminded by the borough about ways to handle significant amounts of snow. Instead of shoveling your sidewalk before plows come back to the streets for second plowing (to get even closer to the curb), residents can wait to shovel their sidewalks until after this time.

Residents should not shovel or blow snow back onto plowed streets.

If a fire hydrant is located in front of your house, it should be cleared for fire department personnel’s access.

If you have a driveway, please use it to park your vehicle. This allows plows to get right up close to the curb. This also will save you time and the trouble of digging out your vehicle surrounded by mounds of snow.

For the younger folk, moving about is usually more fun, as they grab their sleds to glide down the snow-covered hill on the west side of the borough parkway, North Second Street, which attracts large numbers children and their parents.

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Coplay Sports Inc. has registrations for girls softball and boys baseball (for ages 5-14) 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Jan. 30 at its Sixth Street field house location.

Additional registration dates will be 6-7:30 p.m. Feb. 3 and 10.

Further information is available at coplaysports.org, or for questions, email coplaysportsteams@gmail.com.

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The 29th annual Coplay Lions Club Super Bowl all-you-can-eat breakfast will be held 8 a.m.-noon Feb. 7 at Coplay Saengerbund, Fifth Street and Schreiber Avenue.

At the breakfast, which attracts hundreds, many wear a favorite NFL shirt.

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A cash bingo will take place at Commitment to Family & Community, 165 Cherry St., 2 p.m. Feb. 7. Doors open 1 p.m.

There also will be a raffle and food available for purchase. Tickets are $5 cheaper in advance.

All proceeds benefit Whitehall-Coplay Hunger Initiative. You are asked to bring a canned food item.

For more information, contact Shari Noctor at 610-266-5241 or 610-266-4000.