Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 23rd of October.
Good morning, Allentown.
Larson is a friendly two year old cat with unique gray spots now available for adoption at Forgotten Felines in Germansville.
He can be met on Saturdays between noon and 4 p.m. (a local shelter that also offers low cost spay and neuter services twice a week).
Local shelters including Lehigh Valley Humane Society, Forgotten Felines and The Sanctuary are preparing forever homes by offering training + free initial medical exams and guidance to new pet parents.
They stress careful planning and gradual introductions to help rescued pets settle in well.
Local doctors say flu cases are rising as PA Health reports cases in Lehigh, Monroe and Northampton counties and urge residents to get vaccinated now to build protection before the season peaks (usually December to February).
They note it takes about two weeks for the vaccine to develop antibodies and reduce illness severity.
At an EPC quarterfinal Tuesday night, Northampton's K-Kids fell to Parkland with a 3-2 penalty shootout win (after a 2-2 regulation draw) at Orefield.
Northampton may face Parkland again in districts if the tournament seedings change.
Catasauqua sophomore Charlie Piervallo improved his cross country times from 24:06.70 in Jim Thorpe to 23:03.60 at a recent meet in Southern Lehigh.
Coach Kyle Rusnock praised his progress and said he plans to lower his times further this season.
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