Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 29th of June.
Good morning, Allentown.
A stormy June 19 did not stop the Schnecksville Fair from hosting indoor youth cupcake and apple pie contests at the fire house—bakers 8—18 made desserts from scratch and winners were announced for visitors to sample.
District Attorney Gavin P.
Holihan released his findings into Gary Joseph Moyer's death on May 28 in South Whitehall Township—he said the officers used deadly force and other force to protect themselves and that no criminal charges will be filed even though Moyer took his own life.
Police and an ambulance responded to Burger King on South 4th Street near Emmaus Avenue last Saturday night; officers and a crime scene unit cleared the area (by 8:45 p.m.) while the restaurant stayed locked as customers waited (no further details were provided).
Louis Angelo Belletieri (43) pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud for misusing client funds from his Legacy Title business in Allentown and faces sentencing on Sept.
12 (up to 40 years) for the charges.
On Saturday, creators from art, music, fashion and photography gathered at the Art Haus in Allentown to share their creative journeys and offer networking tips—panelists explained how to turn passion into profitable ventures.
Parkland School District held its Transportation Safety Awards Picnic recently to honor bus drivers with breakfast, lunch, and service awards for safe driving — the event was funded by the Parkland Education Foundation and Valley Oral Surgery.
Bethlehem Catholic’s Shane McFillin won a scholar-athlete award at a banquet at Steel Club in Hellertown earlier this year, and Saucon Valley’s Cole Hubert plus Easton’s Aubre Krazer also received honors—acknowledging top wrestling performers.
District 11 later named Hall of Fame inductees including Liberty’s Rich Cabrera and Bethlehem Catholic’s Randy Cruz Sr. and Randy Cruz Jr.—recognizing long-time contributions to local wrestling programs.
Allentown Fourth of July Celebration
12-10 p.m. — Cedar Beach Park — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day with live music, family activities, and a spectacular fireworks show.
NTG Live Performance
10:00 p.m. — Vyral lounge & bar — Tickets required — Experience an electrifying live show by the talented NTG in the heart of Allentown.
Brass Transit Concert
7:30-10:30 p.m. — Miller Symphony Hall — Tickets available — Experience the nostalgia of classic hits performed flawlessly by Brass Transit.
Laughs on the Blvd
8-9:30 p.m. — Tipsy's Bar & Lounge — $28.52 for General Admission — Experience a night filled with non-stop comedy and entertainment.
Drive By Truckers Concert
7:00-9:30 PM — Archer Music Hall — Ticket prices vary by seating — Catch the Drive By Truckers live in Allentown for an unforgettable night.
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