Such unlikely events as an earthquake in Canada and the arrival of the latest Apple marvel stirred up the Valley recently as a local TV station reports on a distant tremor and the shakeup it caused here and a long, long line develops for the latest tech candy from Steve Jobs and company.
Local
Valley Apple fanatics line up for iPhone. The crowd was captured by someone standing in line in the sweltering heat and reported on by local media. mcall.com
Ottawa earthquake felt in the Valley? A local television station is reporting the tremor from a 5.0 magnitude quake near Canada's capital was felt here. (You be the judge.) WFMZ
What do young people want? Jon Geeting speaks at length with Andy Po of Homebase Skateshop in Bethlehem about the good, the bad and the ugly in the Lehigh Valley and what it will take to make young people stay. Lehigh Valley Independent
Wine war heats up in Warren. Will a plan to permit direct mailing of wine to customers in New Jersey help or hurt the burgeoning wine industry there? LehighValleyLive.com
Business
Green jobs heading for Lehigh Valley? A New Jersey-based leader in the design and installation of solar electric power systems announces plans to open an office in Bethlehem to serve growing Pennsylvania demand. PR Newswire
Arts & Leisure
Art-in-the-Park. A recent Saturday arts festival in Allentown's West Park was followed by a well-known local pottery exhibit now in its 23rd year. Read more from Discover Lehigh Valley, a local tourism promotion agency. Tips from the T-List
Food
Strawberry Fields Forever(Not). We follow the last of the succulent berries from the Easton Farmer's Market to a final destination as ingredients in everything from stawberry salad to popsicles to margaritas as their season wanes. FeastonThe big cheese. Lehigh Valley culinary blogger Ann Coleman recently discovered her great grandfather was a cheese maker and marked the occasion with this post. Cooking With Anne
Sports
Pius X senior hopes for blaze of glory. Quarterback Anthony Casciano looks forward to a final challenge in an all-star classic match before leaving high school football behind. LehighValleyLive.com
Dobbs coming to Lehigh Valley. Phillies infielder and pinch hitter Greg Dobbs is on his way here to play with the Triple-A Lehigh Valley team (Iron Pigs). A report says he's cleared waivers and should be in LV by Friday. The Zo Zone
