Good morning, Bethlehem.

Amicus Properties announced that Zen Café at Amicus will open in the former Saxbys location at 3 W Morton Street toward the end of September.

The new coffee shop, operated with Donerds Donuts, will feature free pop-up coffee days and discounts including 50% off first beverages + 20% off additional items for Amicus residents.

Historic Hotel Bethlehem was named America’s Best Historic Hotel/Resort for the sixth straight year by USA Today 10Best, boosting local tourism with a 20% increase in transient leisure business last year plus a 50% jump in July.

Community support and smart PR have helped the hotel stand out.

Fountain Hill resident Domineck Aliquo celebrated his 100th birthday with family and friends as Frank Sinatra music, cards, proclamations and cake filled the event.

The World War II veteran (who served as a Navy cobbler) said dancing was his secret to a long life.

Mindset and happiness coach Jodi Silverman offered practical tips for a smooth college move-in day during a conversation with 69 News Anchor Eve Russo.

She stressed planning ahead and a positive attitude to help students adjust quickly.

Residents in Bethlehem saw a partial solar eclipse yesterday from 1:11 p.m. to 2:35 p.m. if skies were clear and may look upward tonight for the Perseids meteor shower, which is expected to peak before dawn if clouds hold off.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman (a Lehigh Valley resident) proposed that future data centers be built in outer space and powered by free solar energy.

He said the idea is already being discussed by tech leaders to prevent local power impacts.

In Bethlehem's Moravian Village, local Zumba classes use music to help patients with Alzheimer's find joy and connection — offering moments of movement for caregivers and loved ones.

Danny Grae leads sessions that let participants, like John Velonis’s wife, tap along to familiar beats.