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It seems like only yesterday that we were watching the bologna drop on 8th St. Yet again, we find ourselves counting down the hours and minutes until the promising new year. Take a quick stroll down memory lane with LebTown as we recount some of the feature articles our valued readers spent the most time with in 2020.

These stories cover everything from marches in the streets to dinner parties from the comfort of your home to the mystery of the golf balls.

Get ready to open a few new tabs and curl up with these good longreads. Feel free to shout out your favorite LebTown longreads in the comments or even suggest one you wouldn’t mind spending time with in 2021. You’ll find a contact form to get in touch with us at the bottom of this post.

What’s in a name? The story behind every municipality name in Lebanon County
2 years of random Palmyra golf balls, and no answer to mystery in sight
Statue donated by Jared Odrick now on display at Coleman Memorial Park
Back in the day, you didn’t need to be a motorhead to cruise Lebanon’s circuit
A trek into the wilderness of the Lebanon Reservoir and Jeff’s Swamp
Increased security coming to Fort Indiantown Gap; construction of two gates to start this spring
The state of local radio, post-WLBR pivot
Local entrepreneur uncovering history of home to some of Lebanon’s finest
At the top of the county, the magnificent Boxcar Rocks are one of Lebanon’s best hiking spots
Back from the brink: intervention program saves lives for those who want to be saved
SAMBA begins construction on bike track in Coleman Memorial Park
To meet surge in demand, Seltzer’s ramps-up production, hires temps

Did we miss your favorite article from this year? Something you want us to cover next year? Get in touch with our newsroom using the contact form below.

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