Good morning, Allentown.

Hundreds of dogs are competing at Macungie Memorial Park in the annual Lehigh Valley Kennel Club dog show that began Thursday and runs through today (over 1,000 entries include a new all-American mixed breed competition alongside confirmation, obedience, and rally events).

Bally Community Pool hosted its annual dog swim and bake sale on Saturday from (12 to 4 p.m.), giving pet owners a chance to relax, splash around with their dogs, and enjoy fresh baked treats in a family-friendly atmosphere.

Ripple Community Inc. hosted its annual party in the park event Saturday at Franklin Park, offering locals a sneak peek at renovation plans featuring two playgrounds, a basketball court, and a splash pad.

City leaders secured funds from the Bezos Earth Fund to boost the park's functionality.

The Center for Animal Health & Welfare will host a grand reopening at Homestead Kennels & Cattery in the Nazareth area on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The nonprofit acquired the facility in February so every wash, trim, and stay supports animals in need.

Catty Corner Neighborhood Pub + Pie on Mulberry St is closed after a break-in on Saturday while police gather evidence; its Nazareth location remains open.

Motorcyclists from eastern Pennsylvania joined an honor ride Friday retracing the East Greenville Legion’s 16-year-old journey when a piece of World Trade Center steel was brought from JFK airport to their headquarters + the group rode from Quakertown Legion to East Greenville celebrating the tribute’s legacy.

Art in the Park returns to West Park on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. as the 51st edition celebrates a renewal theme aimed at refreshing local art and community spirit in Allentown.

Colonial Regional Police Department Chief Jim DePalma retires after years of service - his leadership is celebrated during James DePalma week in Lower Nazareth Township - Hanover Township, while Darrin Wendling becomes new chief and three officers earn promotions.

On Saturday, a large sinkhole opened on Covington Avenue in Bethlehem, and the City of Bethlehem Public Works office is investigating its cause + more updates are expected soon.