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letter from the editor I don’t know about you, but September is when I start feeling a little pep in my step again. Gone are the deathly hot days and coming in fast are the cool nights and crisp mornings of early fall that make me eager to get outside and experience new things.

When these days arrive, one of my favorite things to do is load my old mountain bike into the car and head to the D&L trail for a good, long bike ride—pedaling as long as my legs last, with the hope of making it down to Mueller’s, where I can cancel out all my exercise with a big sandwich. I also love a good hike on South Mountain, where I can lose myself in the trees, breathe in that earthy and invigorating forest air, and breathe out all my worries (unless, of course, I find a tick crawling up my leg, in which case I promptly freak out).

Spending time in nature, especially this time of year, has a way of helping me hit the reset button when things get nuts. It’s even been scientifically proven to reduce blood pressure and levels of the stress hormone cortisol. In fact, that’s why licensed counselor Colin Moriarty started his business Reset Outdoors, which takes traditional counseling and turns it into an outdoor adventure. Learn all about their innovative approach—and get a list of the best places to hike in the Lehigh Valley—on page 58.

Something about the cooler weather also gives me an itch to get out of the house and explore. My current obsession: Southside Bethlehem, which is just about as cool, fun, and quirky as it gets. Learn all about its vibrant history and the best things to do there on page 14.

In this issue you’ll also find inspiring stories about a Bethlehem-based henna and hand-poke tattoo artist (page 28), a non-profit that’s helping counter PA’s looming farmer shortage (page 46), and more. Oh, and don’t forget to check out the winners of our Lehigh Valley Zoo Coloring Contest on page 7 for a dose of creative inspiration—and a whole lot of cuteness.

My hope is that this issue—along with the awesome weather—helps you find a little pep in your step, too.

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BECAUSE YOU LIVE HERE

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BY SIOBHAN DEREMER

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When traveling over the New Street Bridge from the north side of Bethlehem, views of notable brick facades and towering church steeples morph slowly into modern storefronts and lively collegiate crowds. The rows of colonial homes fade into the background while bespoke glassware, local homemade baked goods, and a funky art scene come into full view. Within the more urban, packed, diverse environment of Southside Bethlehem lies a history and culture somewhat unseen in other parts of the Lehigh Valley—filled with industry, immigration, and progress.

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This area was sparsely populated until the movement of the Lehigh Valley Railroad in 1856, with the iron and coal industries following close behind.

With trade and production booming, the official Southside Bethlehem borough was founded ten years later. As it turned out, the banks of the Lehigh River were a perfect spot for an industrial change and also an educational one. Asa Packer, owner of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, also established Lehigh University in South Bethlehem in 1865.

This industrial shift spurred a massive influx of immigrants from much of Europe, traveling with the promise of steady work when Bethlehem Steel reorganized in 1899. With executives taking up residence in the upper area of Fountain Hill, the lower area of Southside Bethlehem became peppered with churches and working class neighborhoods. The population grew throughout the early 1900s with immigrants making up about 70% of those living in South Bethlehem. With this surge of people, small businesses, markets, and neighborhood establishments arose.

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Asa Packer creates a spot for the Lehigh Valley Railroad along the Lehigh River

The LV Railroad is connected to Philadelphia, and their headquarters move to Southside

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those who settled in South Bethlehem brought diversity and rich cultural pride found through the main streets of Southside Bethlehem to this day

Bethlehem Iron Company is established and construction begins on the first blast furnace

1861

The village of Bethlehem South officially becomes the Borough of South Bethlehem

1865

Third Street became a hub of farmers’ markets and block parties as well as a main thoroughfare of local cigar shops and other businesses. Because of the work at the steel mill, the Southside bloomed through the second World War and employed over 30,000 people by 1945.

The 1950s and beyond saw civic and community progress and growth.

Even after the closing of Bethlehem Steel in 1995 after 140 years of industry, those who settled in South Bethlehem brought diversity and rich cultural pride found through the main streets of Southside Bethlehem to this day.

Many locals will tell you that Third and Fourth street offer some of the best the Valley has to offer when it comes to homemade no-fuss cuisine.

The opening of the Sands casino and various ArtsQuest venues, including SteelStacks, brought jobs (and thus, people) to the Southside again, adding to the crowd of Lehigh University transplants. ArtsQuest also operates multiple events throughout the year, including local charitable functions, movie nights, free concerts, and even more on their ten-acre space under the lights of the old Bethlehem Steel blast furnaces.

Bethlehem Steel Company assumes ownership and reorganizes Bethlehem Iron Company

Bethlehem Steel Corporation is founded under the leadership of Charles M. Schwab (the company and corporation would not merge until the 1960s)

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In 2015, the SouthSide Arts District was formed. Composed predominantly of volunteers, this non-profit group is working to make the Southside a welcoming place for local patrons, businesses, and visitors alike. They’ve created First Friday, which allows you to leisurely stroll main streets surrounded by local music, food, and in-store specials; and their upcoming Greenway Market Fare in September plans to celebrate the surrounding farms that help to feed those on Southside. “We want our diversity and heritage to be respected and celebrated, and our community stakeholders to work together to continue planning a vibrant future,” says Missy Hartney, manager of the SouthSide Arts District.

With the infusion of local art, food, and new businesses, you’re sure to find something fun to do or see on Southside even within a few blocks.

We couldn’t possibly list all of the notable attractions, but keep reading to discover a few of our favorites!

The Borough of South Bethlehem and Bethlehem merge to form the City of Bethlehem

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Bethlehem Municipal Airport is dedicated as the first airport in the Lehigh Valley and is soon visited by Amelia Earhart

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Bethlehem Steel plant closes, and the last day the blast furnaces operate is November 18

The Sands Bethlehem casino opens its doors at 77 Sands Blvd

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SteelStacks Arts and Cultural Campus opens

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SouthSide Arts District is formed to keep the arts and community alive in South Bethlehem

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The brainchild of quirky duo Sam and Gina Masotto, this local microbrewery serves a lineup of beers that change with the seasons. Visit during their daily happy hour at the oddly specific 4:07 – 5:33 p.m. If you’re a teacher or medical professional, head there at 3 p.m. on Fridays for $1 off house pints.

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A chalkboard hangs proudly on the wall, displaying names of local farms from which Molinari’s sources its fresh ingredients for an ever-changing seasonal menu—which features old-world recipes with modern touches, and ridiculously fresh pasta.

This spot is home to local skate culture. For almost 16 years, the folks at Homebase have not only sold clothes and highquality skate products, they’ve invested in the local skate community, helping fund skate parks and show kids how to skate through after-school programs.

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The bold flavors and authentic Chinese food dishes at U & Tea might make you forget you’re in Southside Bethlehem. It’s also one of the only boba (bubble tea) spots in the Valley. If you’re looking for a BIG step up from a takeout night, call U & Tea—and throw that other menu away.

The Hoover Mason Trestle, a project of the Bethlehem Redevelopment Authority, brings the history of Bethlehem Steel and its iconic blast furnaces back to life along 2,000 feet of walkway traversing an original catwalk. Consider taking a guided tour led by a former steelworker.

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K. Jenny’s Kuali This hot spot has been voted the best vegetarian in the Valley on multiple occasions. Jenny and Roy Lim have been rocking the Malaysian cuisine scene for 6 years running and their expertise doesn’t disappoint. Plus, it’s BYOB, so grab your favorite bottle to wash down that curry!

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L. Banana Factory Part of the non-profit ArtsQuest, Banana Factory has everything you need to embrace your creative side. Named after a former banana distribution warehouse, it houses 30 studios for local artists, exhibition space, and offers arts and crafts classes for adults and kids, like ceramics.

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On the surface, American Bank is just like most other financial institutions. It provides all of the usual services (savings accounts, checking accounts, loans). But if you look deeper, you’ll discover some interesting differences.

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For starters, although American Bank has customers in all 50 states, there’s no massive network of branch offices.

Everything happens within its single location on Tilghman Street in Allentown.

Unlike larger banks, it’s 100% locally owned and operated. And it’s the only bank we know of that can trace its roots to turkey farming!

In the 1960s, American Bank cofounder Fred Jaindl, the late turkeyfarming entrepreneur, landowner, and philanthropist, began investing in several smaller banks in the area.

In 1976, he became chairman of the executive committee of the former First National Bank of Allentown. By 1989, he’d purchased stock in Sovereign Bank (now Santander), joined its board, and became chairman—where he oversaw a period of tremendous growth.

But Fred had even bigger plans: Just a year after retiring from Sovereign in 1995, he unveiled plans for a new project: American Bank of the Lehigh Valley.

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American Bank create a community-centered bank that had a nationwide presence, one that could service customers in the Lehigh Valley and across the United States,” says Mark.

And they accomplished that by turning to technology that barely had a toehold in the financial world: the internet. “At the time, Security First Network Bank was the only other bank in the country using the internet to give its customers access to their accounts,” says Mark.

Mathematician-philosopher Alfred North Whitehead once said, “Every really new idea looks crazy at first,” so it isn’t surprising that some people outside the company were dubious about the concept. “But all of the founders were on board with that structure,” Mark adds.

“They saw it as a way to keep costs low and to pass those savings onto our customers.”

Small but Nimble In the decades since its founding, American Bank has hit many notable milestones, including being named one of the safest banks in America by MSN Money in 2012. But even though it’s received national recognition, American is still, at its heart, a community bank.

“Our management team is located in the Lehigh Valley, our board members own 80% of the stock, and even our call center is in our building — no outsourcing,” Mark says. “That means our customers can be assured of quick turnaround, and decisions will be made right here in the Valley.”

Chris Persichetti, chief lending officer, explains how that centralization headed

off a potentially nightmarish situation for a brand-new client: “We were acquiring a new business customer and, during the complex transition from the former bank to ours, that bank suddenly cancelled the client’s ACH [automated clearing house] account,” he says.

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That meant the client (with a payroll of about $250,000 per month) wouldn’t be able to issue new payroll checks until the account was restored—and its employees were expecting those checks in just two days.

“Because we have a single location, everyone we needed to address the issue and help the customer — the lending department, the bank manager, and the deposit operations manager —was immediately available,” says Persichetti.

“Their teamwork enabled American Bank to complete the changeover process in just 24 hours, and all the paychecks went out on time. I can’t imagine a large bank being able to pull things together that quickly.”

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American Bank Philanthropic to the Core Because of its deep Valley roots, American Bank is also a good corporate citizen. “Our staff volunteers by serving on boards and committees for local organizations,” Mark says. “We’ve helped raise money for many non-profits such as Meals on Wheels of Lehigh County, LifePath and Good Shepherd, and have supplied numerous backpacks full of school supplies for children in the Allentown School District.”

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Perhaps its most dramatic assist came about in mid-2017, with the resurrection of Camelot for Children. “Camelot has had a real impact on children of need in the Valley,” Mark says. “Children with cancer, cerebral palsy, cystic fibrosis, Down Syndrome. They provided many social and educational opportunities for those kids —even a summer camp for 50 to 70 children.”

But after 30 years of operation, the nonprofit agency simply ran out of money, and was planning to shut its doors. That is, until American Bank (and other Jaindlaffiliated companies) stepped in. The entities pledged $100,000 toward keeping Camelot alive.

“Many of our staff members are donating their time and talents to the organization as well,” he says, “and summer camp attendance was about 50% higher than it was last year. It’s gratifying to see Camelot go from being in a difficult situation to prospering.”

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“We’re always looking for ways to improve our products and services,” Mark says.

“For instance, we recently established our ‘Positive Pay’ service for business deposit customers; it helps cut down on check

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And we intend to upgrade our online and mobile banking offerings early next year.

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The self-taught henna and tattoo artist sits on her couch with her left leg elevated. On her forehead is a mining headlamp. She has a beer to one side of her, her boyfriend to the other. She’s streaming The Office on her TV. With delicate precision, Priya Rattan, 25, lowers a set of three needles just above her right knee and starts to poke. She’ll slowly do this for about an hour and a half until her mandala tattoo is complete.

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“I’ve always loved tattoos,” Rattan says.

“I wasn’t comfortable enough to get a tattoo machine myself, so when I learned about the stick ’n poke method, it seemed really cool.”

Stick ’n poke, or hand poke, is an oldschool way of tattooing. It takes longer— the artist is literally poking one dot at a time to create the ink art—but may also hurt less, Rattan says, explaining that tattoo machines are basically needles on a vibrating brick.

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Rattan, who graduated with a biology degree from East Stroudsburg University in May, has been stick ’n poke tattooing for two years. But she got her start in tattoo art through henna when she was a freshman.

“I was lonely and didn’t have any friends,” she says. “My dad brought me henna cones to stay busy. I practiced on myself, and then other people on campus saw them and asked me to do henna on them.

One of the first people who asked me for henna turned into one of my best friends.

We’re still close, even after she’s moved to Japan and then North Carolina.”

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fresh ink In 2015, when Rattan was a sophomore, she started her Instagram account, where she posted photos of her work. From there, her hobby gained momentum, all through word-of-mouth. In September 2015, she made her own henna paste for the first time; she orders the henna powder from India and makes it in her apartment in Bethlehem.

“I don’t know of many henna artists in the Lehigh Valley,” says Rattan, who had her first paying client at the Easton Flea in October 2015. “I thought, this can be a niche for me. And it’s going well.”

she got her start in tattoo art through henna when she was a freshman Two pieces of henna art come to Rattan’s mind when asked about her favorite designs. Both are henna crowns, or artwork that covers the head. “They’re for chemo patients,” she says. “The first patient was someone my hairdresser told me about. She was putting on a Mardi Gras fundraiser party. She was losing her hair and she shaved her head. She wanted to feel pretty. So I gave her a full henna crown on her head.”

The other crown was for a friend who reached back out to Rattan when she was battling cervical cancer. She asked for a peacock down the side of her head. “I love how empowered those ladies feel,” Rattan says. “It’s not for my own satisfaction.

When my work is done, and [my clients] are so in awe, that makes me giddy inside.

I’m so happy.”

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Rattan has two offices, so to speak. She adorns her henna clients at Lit Coffee Roastery and Bakeshop on Bethlehem’s South Side, where her boyfriend is a Monocacy Coffee roaster. Her stick ’n poke office is just down the road at Bonn Brewing, where she recently inked a bartender: a mandala covering his entire knee. It took two five-hour sessions. “I do a lot of tattoos at Bonn on Sunday when no one’s in there. It’s like my own little speakeasy for tattooing,” Rattan says.

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Rattan, whose latest tattoo is the Bonn logo, sets up shop at a table in the back corner. She’s taken tattooing classes and blood borne pathogen classes. “I order all of my supplies by the book,” she says, noting that she uses sanitized, packaged needles, green soap for sanitizing skin, and vegan ink. “If I don’t want it in my body, I don’t want it in somebody else’s body.”

While Rattan’s henna clients run the gamut—men, women, young, old—it’s a niche group of clients who choose the old school, hipster stick ‘n poke. But one of those clients doesn’t fit the hipster mold: Rattan’s grandmother, who’s in her 70s.

“She approached me,” Rattan says, laughing. Last year, when her grandmother was visiting from England, where most of Rattan’s family lives—and where Rattan was born—she asked her granddaughter to replicate a tattoo her late husband—Rattan’s grandfather—had.

“He had an ikonar, a symbol of the Sikh religion, on the top of his left hand,”

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Rattan says. “She asked me to get it done, the same design on the same part of the hand.”

Rattan will continue to adorn and ink clients through the next two years of school: She’s attending Northampton Community College in the fall for an associate’s degree in fine arts. She plans to merge her passion for art with her biology degree to become a medical illustrator for textbooks.

“It combines both of my worlds seamlessly,” she says. “If I can help kids learn while they also see my art, that’s so awesome to me.”

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For more information and to view Rattan’s work, follow her on Instagram @mehndiandmandalas or visit facebook. com/MehndiAndMandalas.

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we love On the recently revamped menu, one new entrée is essentially a love letter to beef aficionados. The 14-ounce cut of prime rib from Hershey Family Farm in Lancaster County, a fourthgeneration operation specializing in responsibly-raised, certified premium Black Angus steer, features a fine marbled texture—which translates to maximum juiciness. Executive Chef Jonah Hendershot recommends ordering this entrée rare, or at the most, medium rare, for fullest flavor. The meat, seasoned simply with salt, pepper, and a mix of house-grown herbs such as tarragon, rosemary, and parsley, is served with a roasted shallot demi sauce. Partnered on the side is a fresh vegetable medley with summer squash, carrots, asparagus, or whatever arrives from the greenhouse that day, plus a mound of mashed Russet potatoes punched up with a just-right amount of fresh garlic. Wine suggestions on the menu provide an optimal pairing selected by an expert.

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In the main dining room, the atmosphere is distinctly rustic —as expected from a vintage pole-and-beam barn—though the original rafters and fieldstone walls add elements of natural architectural elegance and texture. Even with a soaring 28-foot ceiling, there’s a feeling of warmth, especially when the venue is appointed with sparkling candles. Booths flank two walls, and tables are scattered across the room, providing guests with their preferred seating option. Anywhere you sit, the view is great, especially when looking at an artfully plated entree.

cheers A seasonal array of distinctive libations keep flavors lively, and the Pomegranate Summer Sipper is an excellent choice to toast farewell to the waning days of warmth. Made with an offering from Root Craft Mixers—a Bethlehem company producing organic, all natural, and totally exotic drink mixers—this cocktail melds the tastes of pomegranate, lemongrass, and lemon juice, mixed with your choice of vodka or gin, and given a sparkling crown of club soda.

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IS THE FOOD GLASBERN SERVES LOCALLY GROWN OR RAISED? Glasbern is, in fact, a working 150-acre organic farm that raises hogs and Scottish Highland cattle. Pigs are grown at the farm seasonally, and as they mature they’re slaughtered and become our sausage, bacon, and pork. The cattle provide steaks and the ground beef used in our signature meatloaf. Produce such as lettuce, tomatoes, and herbs are grown in our hydroponic greenhouse. Eggs are sourced locally, as are many varieties of fruits and vegetables.

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“The Seed Farm was formed as an effort to make sure there were new farmers ready to take over the land,” says Lindsey Parks, who serves as executive director. The program started as a collaboration between Lehigh County and

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A Space for Farmers Without Land The farm incubator helps aspiring farmers overcome what can be a big barrier to entry if you don’t come from a farming background—access to land, equipment, and guidance. Participants can lease land cheaply, rent out tractors, and access greenhouse and cooler space without needing a lot of cash up front.

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After a few years of building up a customer base and working out the kinks with the farm manager’s help, they’re then ready to move onto a more permanent location.

Traditionally, the farms in the incubator program have been focused on smallscale vegetable production. But this year, The Seed Farm sought to diversify the types of farm businesses they hosted and wound up with two cut-flower farms and a beekeeper who wants to produce mead.

“I have been so excited to see the local flower industry growing like it has,” Parks says. “Until recently, you’d only see vegetable growers with a small section of flowers at farmers’ markets. But the popularity of locally grown flowers has grown so quickly that we’re seeing

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But in 2016, the apprenticeship program ended after it became too difficult to compete with other organizations offering similar programs for which participants didn’t need to pay tuition.

“The programs we offer are quite resource intensive, but we currently only have two staff members, so it’s difficult to access the money we need for this type of production,” Parks says.

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The new partnership, which will likely be approved this fall, could provide many new opportunities for The Seed Farm, including working with urban farms in Allentown, creating farm programs for kids, and growing produce for the food bank.

“There are so many opportunities for feeding people in the Lehigh Valley that—up to this point—we haven’t been able to focus on. We’re looking forward to working with the food bank to open up that communication between farmers and lower-resource communities,” Parks says.

How to Support The Seed Farm The Seed Farm has one major fundraising event every fall: a fun, fancy, farm-totable dinner in one of their greenhouses, featuring gourmet food cooked by local chefs. This year’s dinner is on October 7, 2018, and features silent and live auctions where you can bid on everything from art to jewelry to gift certificates to specialty dinners. (Buy tickets online at theseedfarm.org) Parks also loves inviting community organizations to host events at the farm.

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It’s a bright summer morning, and Lorenzo Marinelli and his laptop are bathed in sunlight pouring through the large windows at Easton coWorks at the Karl Stirner Arts Building.

“I was looking for a local coworking space because working from home is not what everyone thinks,” he says. “It’s very lonely; you can’t get up and talk to other people, and you’re easily sidetracked.”

Marinelli, a principal of Starfire Consulting, a global market research firm, had previously rented office space in Philadelphia until he realized that the digital nature of his profession allowed for more freedom and flexibility. He found that and more at Easton coWorks (230 Ferry St., Easton; eastoncoworks. com), a 1,600-square-foot coworking space on the first floor in the repurposed industrial warehouse in the heart of Easton’s surging downtown business district. There, he says he thrives off the creative energy from the mix of clients— from contractors to a startup publishing company.

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“I love the open floor plan—you feel free to do your thing here,” she says. “There’s natural synergy because relationships are built among the people who conduct business here. There’s a lot of creative consultation that goes on.”

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“Many people starting their own businesses need private offices so they aren’t working from home with children and distractions or holding client meetings at Starbucks,” says Jill Wheeler, vice president of sales and marketing.

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“Our tenants enjoy the working environment and upbeat vibe with likeminded entrepreneurs nearby. We’re here to offer collaborative networking opportunities within and beyond Velocity to professionals who are passionate about being a part of building a vibrant downtown Allentown community,” Wheeler says.

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Founded in 2001, The Office Quarters provides facilities for small businesses, entrepreneurs, financial advisers, attorneys, accountants, mortgage companies, and larger companies with a regional presence. The cost for space begins at $500 a month, and there are 45 offices in size from 120 to 500 square feet.

Space also is available by the day, and virtual space is an option, where clients can use phone services and a physical address for correspondence.

Layton Dodson, president and owner of The Office Quarters, says he’s expanded from 8,400 square feet when he started to 15,000 square feet as demand for coworking space has grown.

For employees who have been homebased as companies shed their real estate, a certain separation anxiety can develop.

“It sounds great not having to commute every day, but a lot of people really miss that socialization you get at the conventional work space,” says Dodson.

“We’re now seeing coworking morphing into shared work space where employees are hanging out and working together.”

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“We offer a membership instead of a lease, making it easy to give us a try by starting in a smaller space and moving to a larger space as your business expands,” Ward says. “Early on in our discussions, we decided to add coworking spaces to meet the needs of those individuals on a very tight budget or who just wanted to be in an area with like-minded individuals. New business relationships have been formed here—it’s a fun and exciting place to work.”

Monthly member price for the coworking space is $99, and offices range from $399 to $899 per month depending on size, location, and furnishings. Membership options provide Forty South clients access to a secure building, a furnished office or coworking space, free high-speed internet, free printing and copying, access to kitchenettes, networking opportunities, and more.

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Inspiration often strikes without warning, bringing life-changing ideas swiftly into crystal clear perspective. For therapists Connor Moriarty and Joshua McSparin, inspiration for their meditative outdoor adventures struck one beautiful day while kayaking on Lake Nockamixon. It was that day the two friends conceptually founded Reset Outdoors.

The positive results of mindfulness and spending time outdoors are cumulative “I’ve always enjoyed the outdoors,” says Moriarty. “I grew up camping and paddling and all the stuff you do when you live in the middle of nowhere. Once I stumbled into counseling as my chosen profession, I decided to pursue a focus in trauma, which is a particularly intense specialty in the world of psychotherapy and mental health.”

As a result, after about five years of working in intense public agencies, Moriarty found himself pretty close to burning out. “Josh and I were sitting on our kayaks, and I forget which one of us asked why we couldn’t do this with our clients,” he recalls. “So we started doing research and, as luck would have it, there’s a growing body of work drawing clear links to the outdoors and mental wellbeing.”

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“Psychology is a little less concrete than medicine, but you still need a good body of research before anyone adopts something as an intervention,” says Moriarty. “We did our homework, and the evidence was strong. Physicians and psychiatrists will regularly prescribe time outdoors—simple walks in green space, and preferably, if you have access to it, trees and water.”

How it Works As part of its unique counseling option, Reset Outdoors offers a plethora of low-impact outdoor activities, including trail walking, hiking, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, biking, geo caching, yoga, snowshoeing, and team-building activities—each of which is lead by a counselor who helps maximize the positive benefits of these restorative outdoor experiences. Soon, rock climbing, river paddling, and multi-sport excursions will join the list.

The key idea behind Reset Outdoors is what Moriarty calls “active mindfulness”— letting your senses wander and seeing what you notice. His company’s individual counseling sessions, group counseling sessions, and team-building exercises all rely on this simple idea. The positive results of mindfulness and spending time outdoors are cumulative and just take a little practice to perfect, he says.

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“You really just need 20 minutes a day… maybe you get out for a walk at lunch, or on the weekend for an hour, hour and a half,” he says. “Those results immediately start impacting your brain.

You reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol. Your heart rate drops. Do that with some regularity, and those results last for upwards of three months. It’s not a magical fix, but if you are able to keep those stress levels down for a good amount of time, the positive benefits are tremendous.”

Moriarty is the principle full-time counselor and co-director of Reset Outdoors, and McSparin, also a codirector, practices as a consultant. Both are certified kayak and stand up paddle board instructors. Soon, Moriarty’s wife Emily will be licensed to practice with Reset Outdoors as well. Her debut will correspond with the early autumn grand opening of the business’ new location on 3rd Street in Bethlehem, just above Domaci.

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“When we were testing the model, enough people outside of helping professionals still felt like they benefitted from the experience,” says Moriarty. “So now we work with anybody who wants to re-establish the balance in their life, and improve wellbeing.”

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reset outdoors He notes that people naturally get swept up in the responsibilities of life and begin to forget the restorative things they once did so naturally— things that helped them decompress and destress, like getting outside. Reset Outdoors helps people reconnect and find new, healthy ways to get more enjoyment out of life.

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Wildlands Conservancy 3701 Orchid Place Emmaus This locale offers numerous opportunities to explore nature across several different preserves. Catch a glimpse of 100+ bird species across peaceful wildflower meadows.

Jacobsburg State Park 835 Jacobsburg Road Wind Gap This park gifts a network of 18.5 miles of trails to those looking to enjoy a hike, bike ride, horseback ride, or cross-country skiing excursion. Do yourself a favor and sit under large Hemlock trees right by the water.

Trexler Game Preserve 4935 Orchard Road Schnecksville More than 20 miles of trails meander around the entire nature preserve, including the Covered Bridge trail, which satisfies the Americans with Disabilities act. Check out Jordan Creek for an assortment of aquatic creatures.

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Mark your calendars because the Lehigh Valley knows how to have fun! Whether you’re in need of a few adult beverages with some pals or wholesome family fun with your little ones, you can find it right here. Embrace the culture and cuisine of the Valley amid a diverse series of festivals this fall as you make memories with family and friends.

23rd Annual Chile Pepper Festival Test your tolerance for spice at the jalapeño-pepper eating contest and check out other attractions, including the salsa contest, pepper field excursion, tasty food, craft vendors, live music, and more than 100 varieties of chili peppers!

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Oktoberfest Celebrate German culture with a Pennsylvania twist as you sip tastings in the Yuengling Biergartens, watch the Great Lakes Timber Show’s lumberjacks in action, and root for adorable racing dachshunds. And don’t miss the Yuengling Oktoberfest 5k Run/Walk.

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More convenient access to state-of-the-art medical care for the Bucks and Lehigh County regions draws closer each day, as construction continues on a new $100-million St. Luke’s University Health Network facility in Quakertown.

The 30-acre campus, scheduled to open in late 2019, will provide a welcome complement to the network’s existing Quakertown hospital on Park Avenue.

“Our new hospital will be much more visible to the public,” says Dennis Pfleiger, president of St. Luke’s Quakertown campus. “It will be a full-service facility, dedicated to acute-care patients.” It will offer 40 beds (with the capacity to expand to 80), and all rooms will be private.

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Healthier Tomorrow The new campus will enhance St. Luke’s importance to the local community as well. “It will allow us to bring in new specialists and new inpatient and outpatient services to our area in the future,” he says.

Enjoy a Gourmet Meal for a Good Cause To raise awareness of its ongoing capital campaign for the new hospital, St. Luke’s Quakertown will host their “Dining Under the Stars” event on September 29, a special evening of al fresco cuisine, featuring the collective talents of chefs from Savory Grille, Spinnerstown Hotel, Leaf Restaurant Cigar Bar and Lounge, and Dolce Patisserie.

The evening’s menu will be a true collaboration. The quartet of chefs plan to pool their knowledge and skills to create a one-of-a-kind meal, rather than presenting independent creations. “Dining outdoors and discussing the future of healthcare in our community will be a wonderful way to get people involved with our organization,” says Pfleiger.

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Shawn Doyle, co-owner and chef of Macungie’s Savory Grille, says he’s looking forward to the event. “It’s for a good cause, and I feel close to St. Luke’s – I was born there.” What will be on the plates? At press time, Shawn couldn’t say, for a very practical reason. “We plan to go farm-totable as much as we can,” he explains, “so we’ll be using locally produced products whenever possible.” He adds that the final menu will depend in part on exactly what’s available as the date draws closer.

But he did reveal that the food would be “a bit upscale, but served family style.”

De-Stigmatize Mental & Behavioral Health Issues While the new hospital is getting plenty of attention, Pfleiger is quick to point out that the existing facility on Park Avenue will continue to serve the community.

It will still house the medical office building, radiology, cardiac/pulmonary rehabilitation services, the infusion center, and wound center.

In addition, plans include expanding the number of inpatient behavioral health beds. And that couldn’t happen at a better time.

St. Luke’s takes a holistic approach to treating behavioral disorders.

As of 2016, it was estimated that 45 million adults in the U. S. are afflicted with some type of mental illness (encompassing mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders), according to the National Institute of Mental Health. That’s over 18% of our adult population.

Pfleiger says St. Luke’s Quakertown takes a holistic approach to treating behavioral disorders. Programs include art therapy, group therapy, pet therapy, and even some programs devoted to developing better life skills, such as anger management.

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“We’ve presented this event for the past four years to help remove the stigma that surrounds mental and behavioral health issues,” says Pfleiger, adding that proceeds from the show will benefit the behavioral health program at St. Luke’s Quakertown.

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Fans can expect to hear a mix of his original tunes and some new material, along with covers of other favorite songs.

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We capture the sound and style, but make them our own,” he says. Thatcher adds that he’ll be playing acoustic instruments that night. And while the rest of the band will be plugged in, they won’t overwhelm his sound. The program will also include a Q&A session with Thatcher about his struggles with panic disorder.

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2018 Yuengling Oktoberfest 5k When: October 7 | 10:30 AM - 2 PM Where: Steel Stacks 101 Founders Way, Bethlehem

Why: The Yuengling Oktoberfest 5k is back and better than ever! The race will kick-off at 10:30 a.m. and will start and end in front of the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks.

Participants can look forward to German-themed elements throughout the course, including a troop of German dancers on the race course and themed music! Grab a friend, grab your co-workers, and bring along the whole family! There is plenty of fun for everyone. All participants will receive the following exclusive swag: Official Yuengling Oktoberfest 5k tech shirt, official Yuengling Oktoberfest 5k beer stein/ mug, free Yuengling Oktoberfest beer (21+), and free race photos.

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Brew at the Zoo When: September 8 | 1 - 4 PM Where: Lehigh Valley Zoo | 5150 Game Preserve Rd, Schnecksville

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When: September 10 | 6:30 PM Where: Channel 69 (WFMZ) Why: Tune in as St. Luke’s specialists Giovanni Stracco, DPT, Gbolabo Sokunbi, MD, and Jason Erikson, MD, discuss St. Luke’s Comprehensive Spine—a groundbreaking new program for back, neck and spine pain that can reduce the need for surgery, imaging, prescription medications, and doctors visits.

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When: September 12 | 5:30 - 8:30 PM Where: 25 E 3rd St, Bethlehem Why: Join Color Me Mine for a special evening of tastings, sips, pottery painting, and shopping. Half of all ticket proceeds benefit the Bethlehem Food Co-Op. Enjoy tastings from: Weyerbacher Brewing, South Italy Imports, Lit Roastery and Bakeshop, Edge Restaurant, Tapas On Main, Santoro’s Franks & Chili, Golazo House, Roasted, and Molly’s Irish Grille & Sports Pub.

10th Annual Organic Apple Festival When: September 15 | 10 AM - 4 PM Where: Rodale Institute 611 Siegfriedale Rd, Kutztown

Why: Fall is the season for apple picking! Rodale Institute is proud to offer the option for families to pick their own apples in their organic orchard. Along with apple picking, they encourage visitors to shop from organic vendors, enjoy organic food and beverages, listen to live music, and partake in wagon tours and more family-friendly activities! All proceeds from the event will go directly to benefit the Rodale Institute’s research and educational outreach. See vendors, entertainment, and more at: rodaleinstitute.org/applefestival, or become a volunteer at rodaleinstitute.org/applefestvolunteer.

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non-profits: Cancer Support Community of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Veteran Farmers Coalition, Tails of Valor, and Working While Playing. Tickets also include an Eight Oaks copper cup to drink from and take home with you. Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for ages 10-20, and free for children under 10. For more information, visit eightoaksdistillers.com.

End World Of Food Festival, a family friendly (and totally free) day-long block party that celebrates Allentown’s diverse cultural community with food, art, and music. For more information, visit: westendworldoffoodfestival.com

walk with a dog When: September 20 | 5:30 PM Where: St. Luke’s Hospital Anderson Campus | 1872 St. Luke’s Blvd, Easton

Why: Dr. Tele along with “Pug”and “Mary Jane” for this special dog friendly “Walk with a Doc!” event. Bring your own pooch or come by yourself for a few laps on the St. Luke’s Anderson Campus walking trail. Meet at the gazebo by the Cancer Center.

2018 Fall Greek Food Festival When: September 20 - 23 Where: St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral | 1607 W Union Blvd, Bethlehem

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When: SEPTEMBER 21 | 9am - 4pm Where: Lehigh University College of Business and Economics, Perella Auditorium/ Room 184, 621 Taylor Street, Bethlehem

Why: Recent social movements and unrest between social groups present challenges and opportunities in the workplace. Business leaders are often faced with the need to drive change in organizational cultures. The 2018 Impact Symposium will bring together business and academic leaders to discuss how management and leadership can positively shape group dynamics both inside and outside of organizations. Co-sponsored by Lehigh University College of Business and Economics and Lehigh University Center for Ethics. This event is free and open to the public, however there is limited seating available. Registration is required.

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Why: Community Bike Works is thrilled to host the second annual Spin-a-Thon in partnership with Lehigh Valley Health Network to support their bike mentoring programs. Teams of 4-8 riders will raise a minimum of $1,000 and tag-team cycle for 3 hours at LVHN Fitness at One City Center. Your team can be a corporate group, members of an organization, or simply friends who want to have fun while supporting our kids. Prizes and awards are given to teams and individuals for money raised, miles ridden, and team spirit during a post-workout lunch and ceremony. Registration fees include a continental breakfast, event t-shirt, and awards lunch at Chickie’s and Pete’s. For more information and to register, visit: crowdrise.com/BikeWorksSpinaThon2018.

Women’s 5K Classic

When: October 6 | 8 a.M. - 11 A.M. Where: Little Lehigh Parkway, Allentown

Why: Gather your friends and race for

women’s health! The Women’s 5K Classic is an all-volunteer grassroots organization that was formed in 1993 to promote fitness among women, as well as support women with breast and gynecological

cancers (cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal, and vulvar). Through their efforts, like this 5k race, they raise money for related programs and research in the Lehigh Valley. To register, visit womens5kclassic.org.

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Allentown Arts Fest When: September 28 - 30 Where: Cedar Beach, Allentown Why: Enjoy this free three-day festival that highlights the diverse art, music, food, and culture of the Lehigh Valley. Highlights include: a full scale skate park, large graffiti murals created on site, break-dancing battles, screenings of independent films and shorts, comedy and improv sets, children’s art activities, great local food and craft beers, music performances, and loads of art! For more information, visit: allentownartsfest.com.

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Why: Delight in a beautiful afternoon picnic and bike ride on the scenic Saucon Valley Rail Trail. 1774 Grille is teaming up with Saucon Valley Bikes to provide you with a picnic lunch and a trail-ready bicycle for $35. Savor a picnic lunch of croissant or baguette sandwiches, wraps, dessert, and much more. Enjoy a 4-hour excursion on a comfort bike with a casual riding position and cushioned seat. For more information, visit 1774grille.com/ events-calendar.

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