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Bobbi is a one-year-old cuddly tabby girl who’s been at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare since January. She loves long string toys, treats, canned food, her sister (Faith) and being petted.
The weather was just about ideal for the annual Coopersburg Halloween Parade Sunday, and it seemed as though most of the Southern Lehigh area’s population was either marching in it or watching it go by.
After a few weeks straight of fighting through games that came down to the wire, Saucon Valley was taken out behind the wood shed and beaten badly on Friday night. The Panthers did battle and the score was close for about half of the game. But, the wheels wobbled and they did eventually fall off. There weren’t a whole lot of Panther highlights, but we did find this “sprint draw” that did Saucon some good. Check it out!
Last week, the Saucon Valley high school football team lost in the final seconds against the Wilson Warriors. Friday night, the Panthers fell hard to Colonial League, preseason favorite Northwestern Lehigh. The Tigers overcame a sluggish start to dominate the Panthers. Northwestern eventually hit their stride to cruise to a 36-0 victory.
Sharon Smith, a 61-year-old former vice president for internet tech firms from Allentown, receives regular preventive care and routine tests from St. Luke’s University Health Network to help ensure she’s healthy enough to keep traveling during her well-earned retirement.
Starting this Sunday, Oct. 13, Cascade the Restaurant at Durham Springs is introducing a new way to enjoy brunch. Set in a restored stone farmhouse overlooking 33 acres, Cascade also has an exciting lineup of fall events planned beginning with its Italian Wine Tasting Series.
A resident reported on the neighborhood networking platform Nextdoor Saturday that Fountain Hill Police are being notified about an incident in which his family’s outdoor Halloween decorations were stolen or destroyed Friday evening.
The youth football season is approaching its final weeks. Playoff positions are being determined as the contenders continue to separate themselves near the top of the standings, as was the case when the Panthers traveled to Wilson to square off against the Vikings.
The Bethlehem Police Department announced a massive drug bust that took place in Bethlehem Township earlier this week, in which the Lower Saucon Township Police Department’s K-9 Unit played a part.
After last weekend’s setback, Saucon Valley (5-2) will continue their 2019 journey with a road trip to Northwestern Lehigh (6-1). Last week, the Panthers fell in the last seconds to the Wilson Warriors during a Saturday afternoon clash. This week, Saucon Valley will have the herculean task of stopping the Northwestern Lehigh Tigers on Friday night.
