Trinity United Church of Christ, Third and Coplay streets, has changed the time for its Sunday service. It is now 10 a.m.

Holy Communion will be celebrated the first Sunday of each month.

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Coplay Community Days Committee will next meet 7 p.m. March 27 at borough hall as it continues with plans for its weekend celebration in August.

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When the Coplay-Northampton Bridge is reduced to rubble, so goes a piece of history - mostly unknown by many, the staircase leading from the pavement on the north side of the bridge to the grounds below, which stood the Lehigh Valley Railroad passenger terminal. Borough families boarded the train, taking them to Pennsylvania Station in New York City; it was busy during the 1940s. The station also was the hub for incoming and outgoing mail.

Vacant after passenger service ceased decades ago, General Supply Company took ownership of the brick structure, which burned in a major fire in the 1970s, a time when the then-Koplay Keystone Kops, a centennial favorite, had mentioned interest in acquiring the building.

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Coplay Senior Citizens group is running two bus trips. Seats are available for “The Land We Love” July 12 at Hunterdon Hills Playhouse, New Jersey. Planned for Nov. 29 is a trip to see “Home for the Holidays” at American Music Theater and a meal at Good ‘N Plenty.

Bus pickups are at the Weis in Whitehall or AHEPA 60 Senior Apartments in Allentown.

For more information, cost of the shows and tickets, call Clara at 610-433-4063.