Los comisionados republicanos del condado de Lebanon aprobaron una resolución no vinculante el viernes por la mañana que desafía las restricciones COVID-19 del gobernador Tom Wolf sobre individuos y operaciones comerciales durante la pandemia viral.
May 2020
Posted inPeople & Places
We want to see the best Lebanon County home gardens
We know that peak color may have already passed for some of you, but we want to make the season last as long as possible by collecting photos from the community of the best home gardens for a future photo story on LebTown.
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Unable to meet at Gap National Cemetery, Echo Taps goes virtual
Armed Forces Day was recognized Saturday, May 16, with a Virtual Echo Taps ceremony carried out by the Pennsylvania chapter of Bugles Across America.
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NCFCU is here for you [Paid Press Release]
Simple tips to help you stay alert and stay safe!
🔗 Father charged after custody exchange turns into Amber alert: Lebanon County DA
The Reading man accused of prompting an Amber alert over the suspected abduction of two children is now facing charges in connection with the Friday incident.
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Lebanon Mayor says police to enforce 4/15 order, not business type restrictions
Lebanon Mayor Sherry Capello issued a message to the public on Saturday afternoon, May 16, detailing the City of Lebanon’s response to the go-yellow resolution passed Friday by the Lebanon County Commissioners.
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Lebanon County Commissioners approve go-yellow resolution in special session
Lebanon County’s majority Republican commissioners approved a non-binding resolution on Friday morning that defies Governor Tom Wolf’s COVID-19 restrictions on individuals and business operations during the viral pandemic.
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Rastreador diario COVID-19 del condado de Lebanon
El condado de Lebanon ahora está rastreando 856 casos del nuevo coronavirus, según los datos actuales del Departamento de Salud de Pensilvania, con 3.430 pruebas negativas.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
How local companies are ensuring data security while employees work from home
Best practices for keeping data secure while working from home, from local financial, insurance, and tech professionals.
Posted inOpinions & Letters
[Letter] What, no football?
A Mt. Gretna resident shares his thoughts on whether Beaver Stadium will see its usual 100k+ fans this fall.
Posted inOpinions & Letters
[Letter] Trust the science
Rev. Timothy Dewald, pastor emeritus of Hill United Church of Christ and current assistant professor of mathematics at Lebanon Valley College, urges the people of Lebanon County to trust the science, and the rule of law.
🔗 State Police prepare for enforcement as counties plan to defy orders
Reserves are ready to be sent to counties that may require resources due to defiance.
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Pa.’s largest nurses’ union accuses hospitals of misinforming state officials about protective equipment
The union says health systems are sitting on stockpiles of N95 respirators, leaving nurses without needed protection, as some hospitals restart elective procedures.
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With thousands of Pa. prisoners in near-solitary confinement, how long can coronavirus lockdown last?
Advocates have widely praised the department’s efforts, but are concerned about potential harms to inmate mental health.
