The near-loss of her family’s dairy farm in 2018 was an eye-opening experience for Paige Peiffer. Now she’s advocating for her family’s industry in unprecedented times.
June 2020
Posted inUpcoming Events
Five northside locations to host informative health popups this week
A three-day pop-up event will be held this week to address the healthcare needs of the county’s Latino population.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
$250K HUD redevelopment grant awarded to City of Lebanon
The funds, obtained through HUD’s HOME Investment Partnerships Program and dispersed by the state, will rehabilitate six owner-occupied houses on the north side of the city.
Posted inSponsored Content
Buzgon Davis Law Offices expands to Palmyra [Paid Press Release]
BDLO has added a second office location at 46 E. Main Street in Palmyra.
Posted inCrime & Safety
The latest food safety violations in Lebanon County
Here are the most recent food safety violations in Lebanon County, as documented by Pennsylvania’s Department of Agriculture.
Posted inOpinions & Letters
[Column] Step up young generation
Amaury Abreu shares his view on seeing more competition for the upcoming magisterial district judge vacancy in the City of Lebanon.
🔗 Jury convicts man of 2018 double murder in Lebanon County
A Lebanon County jury convicted Gilberto Torres-Reyes on two counts of first-degree murder among other charges June 26 following a week-long trial.
🔗 Fire damages units at Willows Senior Apartments in Lebanon (Paywall)
No injuries reported so far in Monday’s 3-alarm fire at the Willows Senior Apartment. According to Lebanon City Fire Department, fire was showing from the second floor balcony of an apartment when crews arrived.
🔗 Crews battling 3-Alarm fire at Lebanon County apartment complex
According to dispatchers, calls came in around 11:20 a.m. for a fire at the Willow Senior Apartments complex located in the 600 block of North 12th Street.
Posted inPeople & Places
Where to spot bald eagles in Lebanon County
Three decades ago, there were just three bald eagle nests in the state. Now, there are over 300.
Posted inPeople & Places
County commissioners recognize WWII veteran James Fabiochi
World War II veteran and Purple Heart recipient James Fabiochi, 96, was honored recently with a proclamation issued by the Lebanon County Commissioners.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Nestlé spring water operation in Newmanstown may be sold
Nestlé is paring down its share of the bottled water industry, and that may have an impact on some 300 acres surrounding a freshwater spring near Newmanstown.
🔗 Pa. senator’s brain cancer battle inspires him to recognize survivors of the disease: ‘All are heroes’
“It’s very personal to me but it’s a disease that is so rampant,” said state Senator Dave Arnold in an interview with PennLive. “We need to find some cures, if that’s possible, somehow.”
Posted inCrime & Safety
Blotter: DUI, theft, criminal mischief, drug possession
A roundup of the most recent blotters from local police departments.
