Good morning, Allentown.

Residents gathered Saturday at the Cathedral Church of the Nativity to discuss how proposed data centers could affect local resources such as water, electricity, and air quality.

Organizers from Lehigh Valley Stands Up said they will attend future meetings to ensure community input on upcoming projects.

Sanctuary at Haafsville is showcasing long-term shelter dogs who are looking for forever homes.

The shelter hopes local families will adopt these pets (offering a fresh start for each dog).

Crumbs Cake Studio has closed its original spot and will reopen in early fall at 817 Linden St. in Bethlehem; owner Felicia Rodriguez said orders can still be placed by phone while the bakery moves into a larger space in a former Papa John’s (closed in 2020).

Touchstone Theatre is launching its 2026-27 season in Bethlehem with a mix of original works, annual favorites, and community storytelling activities running from Sept.

1 to June 30. The season opens with a neo-noir thriller from Sept. 17-19 and includes a Christmas Follies performance in December.

At Memorial Park in Macungie, the 47th Wheels of Time car show drew over 1,500 hot rods and classic cars while fans met actor Luis Da Silva as the three-day event offered music, crafts and charity support—highlighting American car heritage with a nod to Vin Diesel’s Fast & Furious car.

At Lehigh Valley Reilly Children's Hospital, over 170 kids enjoyed the Teddy Bear Hospital Experience earlier Saturday morning as they learned about medical care and safety — including blood work and an MRI scan.

Families also toured a Med-Evac ambulance.