Campbelltown resident Pat Krebs is brimming with pride for the village, its history and most of all, its people.
April 2020
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Girls on the Run launches GOTR at Home
A virtual version of the empowering program “Girls on the Run” is in place so these up-and-coming runners don’t lose a step.
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Facing veto, Lebanon County legislators make case for business reopening bill
Prior to the administration’s announcement that the bill would be vetoed, LebTown had reached out to Lebanon County’s state legislators for their thoughts on why it should be signed.
Posted inPeople & Places
Give Forward Lebanon a win-win for residents, restaurants in crisis
Local residents are helping feed their neighbors by purchasing takeout for them to pick up at participating restaurants.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Local cabinet company making & donating intubation protective gear
Snitz Creek Cabinet Shop is building plastic intubation shields to protect healthcare workers during intubation and extubation processes.
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County officials confident in COVID-19 prevention efforts at LCCF; recent inmate offers differing perspective
Recently-released LCCF inmate Matt Keller claims the protocol to protect the prisoners from COVID-19 is not what it should be.
Posted inSponsored Content
Lebanon Valley Chamber to host Lebanon County COVID-19 Update [Paid Press Release]
The Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce invites Lebanon County to an online update on the local status of COVID-19 provided by WellSpan Health and Good Samaritan Hospital including information for employers and employees.
🔗 Crowds grow on Lebanon Valley Rail Trail during coronavirus shutdowns
As the novel coronavirus outbreak has shutdown schools, businesses, parks and other places where people used to spend their time, crowds are flocking to the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail.
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DOH begins to report probable COVID-19 cases, “fraction” of overall count
The Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) has begun to report probable COVID-19 cases.
Posted inLebTown En Español
Las restricciones del coronavirus afectan a los viveros del área durante la crucial temporada de primavera
Los invernaderos y viveros están en la lista de empresas aceptables para mantener la vida, informadas por el gobernador Tom Wolf, que permanecerán abiertas durante la pandemia del coronavirus, ya que venden productos agrícolas, pero los propietarios de viveros están descubriendo que tienen que hacer algunos cambios para mantenerse viables.
Posted inLebTown En Español
Las empresas del condado recurren a programas estatales y federales de ayuda para hacer frente al COVID-19
Las empresas afectadas por la pandemia COVID-19 pueden ser elegibles para recibir ayuda financiera del gobierno estatal o federal y varias empresas del condado de Lebanon compiten por estos programas.
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DOH says 328 cases confirmed in Lebanon, still at two deaths
Lebanon County is now tracking at 328 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus according to current Pennsylvania Department of Health data.
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Pa. Dept. of Health to share municipality-level COVID-19 data with counties
The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced today that counties, but not the public, will now have access to municipality-level data about people who test positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Posted inEducation
Lebanon School District celebrates century of influential music program
Lebanon’s is the oldest continually performing high school band in the county. Here’s how it’s evolved over 100 years.
Posted inOpinions & Letters
[Library Letter] Lebanon County Libraries here for the community in time of need
Lebanon County’s libraries are doing everything they can to help our community get through this pandemic and come out the other side even stronger, more caring, and more resourceful than we were before.
