The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will accept sealed bids in its auction for 20 expired restaurant licenses – including one in the City of Lebanon – through Monday, Sept. 25.
August 2023
🔗 Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire’s economy: Paying real-world bills with Elizabethan fantasy
The economic impact of Mount Hope’s 11 traditional “Ren Faire” weekends is an estimated $8.785 million, according to Discover Lancaster, and it easily reaches more than $10 million after annual events like Celtic Fling are added in.
🔗 Lebanon County church overwhelmed with donations for upcoming clothing drive
Palm Lutheran Church in Palmyra spent the past month asking for donations of clothing and the response was overwhelming.
Posted inNews
How a recent court ruling could put the brakes on water and sewer privatization in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court found a state commission should not have approved the sale of a municipal sewer system to a private company.
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South Londonderry Township formalizes police department internship program
South Londonderry Township supervisors approve an agreement to govern internships within the police department.
Posted inEducation
Northern Lebanon School District sells four elementary buildings for $9 million
The sale of four former elementary schools finalized, Northern Lebanon School District’s new elementary school will welcome students in September.
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Three local nonprofit organizations to receive major gifts through local estate
Nearly $1.8 million will be donated to three organizations thanks to funding bequeathed by a Lebanon County resident.
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A year later: What has happened since Gunner was killed by city police officers?
A year after Lebanon city police fatally shot Gunner, a German shepherd/Labrador retriever mix, the police have received specialized animal handling training, but the dog’s owner has not pursued a promised legal claim against the city.
Posted inLebanon Valley Food Critics
We saved you a bite: Kugo Japanese Restaurant (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics’ take: The hibachi dishes at Kugo have a flavor that they just love, and even veggie haters will love the hibachi veggies.
Posted inOpinions & Letters
[Letter] Meuser shares update: “Fighting to preserve America’s small businesses”
Congressman Dan Meuser: “Small businesses are the strength of our economy, innovation, and job creation.”
Posted inUpcoming Events
Baseball Hitting Contest returns to Coleman Memorial Park for 37th summer
Swing into action this summer at Coleman Memorial Park as it hosts the 37th annual Baseball Hitting Contest on Saturday, Aug. 19, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. A rain date is set for Sunday, Aug. 20, starting at noon.
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In The Net Academy announces partnership and grand re-opening event
Last month, ITN Baseball & Softball Academy, located inside the In The Net Sports Complex in Palmyra, announced a strategic alliance with the Baseball Warehouse to enhance baseball and softball training and resources for local athletes.
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Leah J. Hileman to perform in outdoor concert at Annville church
Musician and songwriter Leah J. Hileman, from western Pennsylvania, is set to grace the Annville Church of the Brethren with her melodies on Aug. 19.
