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LEHIGH VALLEY WEATHER

South Whitehall celebrates National Night Out

By LOU WHEELAND

Special to The Press

South Whitehall celebrated National Night Out Aug. 1 at Covered Bridge Park.

Hundreds of residents from throughout the region attended the event to rub elbows with neighbors, fire, EMS, police, township government agencies, as well as local vendors.

The goal of National Night Out is to enhance the relationship between residents and law enforcement and to provide residents with important resources in their communities.

The event also provides an environment where residents get to know each other.

Among the agencies taking part in the year’s National Night Out were South Whitehall Township police and government agencies, Cetronia, Greenwald and Woodlawn fire departments and the Cetronia Ambulance Corps.

PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELAND Logan Arranz, 10, of South Whitehall, proudly wears his fire helmet after visiting members of the township's fire departments at the South Whitehall Township National Night Out program.
South Whitehall Police Officer Bethany Adams helps Zachary Holstine, 5, of South Whitehall, chose an item from the police display at the township's National Night Out. Mom, Melissa, looks on.
The Allentown West Rotary Club was well represented Aug. 1 at the South Whitehall National Night Out at Covered Bridge Park. Members attending were Laurie Grube, Tori Morgan, Len Salines, Michelle Steiner and Helen Papathanasiou.
Cetronia Aerial 331 and a South Whitehall Police Department SUV were just two of the units on display at National Night Out.
Lucy, 5, and Miles Huggett, 8, of North Whitehall, took a close look inside Cetronia Aerial 331 at National Night Out Aug. 1 at Covered Bridge Park.