Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church of Eastern Salisbury will offer their Vacation Bible School 6:30 to 8 p.m. July 28 to 31, 1707 Church Road, Allentown. Volunteers are needed. For more information, call Louise at 610-866-1611.

Salisbury Township is advising residents water bills have been miscalculated due to a consumption amount error. Original bills should be disregarded and new bills will be mailed out immediately. This notification is not applicable to sewer or refuse bills, only to water service bills. Contact the township with questions at 610-737-4000.

July is Motorcycle Safety Month so be aware of the presence, of the motorcyclists sharing our roads and use caution. Motorcycles may not be as visible as larger vehicles, therefore give riders more following distance. For more safety information visit www.JustDrivePA. com.

Pennsylvania's Motorcycle Safety Program offers free courses March through October at approximately 70 locations in the state. To enroll in the program or for more information go to http://www.pamsp.org.

Pennsylvania law requires riders to wear a helmet for those under 21 years old. For riders over 21, state law requires a helmet to be worn if you have not been licensed to operate a motorcycle for at least 2 years and have completed a motorcycle safety course. Pennsylvania riders are also required to wear eye-protective devices. The only exceptions are those operating a pedal-cycle or a three-wheeled motorcycle with an enclosed cap. Those under 18 must take the PAMSP training course in order to obtain a motorcycle license.

The Salisbury Township Environmental Advisory Council meets 7 p.m. July 16 at the Salisbury Township Municipal Building.

The Franco Farm Waste Center will be open 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 22 and July 26. Evening hours are 3 to 6 p.m. July 17 and 21.

Are you ready to take an inexpensive, day trip with your family? If so, pack up the car with a picnic lunch, bikes, fishing poles and bathing suits. Next, set your GPS for Lake Nockamixon State Park in Bucks County. The park has 5,286 acres to explore and is a little over 20 miles away from Allentown.

After arriving take a bike ride on one of the tree-lined trails on the parks' 10-mile biking trail system, or choose to take an energetic nature hike at the Marina on a winding, paved path that wraps around the outskirts of the lake.

Although it is prohibited to swim in the lake, the park has a swimming pool complete with two waterslides, fountains and a shallow end for children.

This is the place for boating, kayaking and windsurfing enthusiasts. The park has six public launching areas, docking facilities for 648 boats and a sailing club.

Visitors can catch a number of local fish such as bass, catfish carp and walleye at the 1,450 acre lake.

For those wishing to have an extended time at Lake Nockamixon, the park provides 10 furnished, electrically heated modern cabins available for rent year-round on its south side. Nockamixon engages in giving back to the community by providing a variety of environmental educational, interpretive and recreational programs to teach stewardship of natural resources. Offerings include children programs, teachers' workshops, guided walks, educational activities and more. For directions and park activities go to http:www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/nockamixon.

For more information on additional Pennsylvania State Parks, download the free phone app, "The Official Guide for Pennsylvania State Parks & Forests" at dcnr.state. pa.us/stateparks.