A zoning hearing on March 19 will consider a special exception application to develop an equestrian therapy facility for military veterans at the former Quentin Riding Club site.
February 2024
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South Annville board approves Garman Legacy’s project at Candler’s Pointe
The South Annville Township Board of Supervisors approved Garman Legacy’s conditional use application for a 60-apartment and 90-townhouse development at Candler’s Pointe in their February meeting.
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We saved you a bite: Snitz Creek Brewery (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics’ take: Snitz Creek Brewery in Lebanon offers a pub menu and tasty beers to go with it.
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Pet of the Week: Barkley
This week, meet Heartlake Sir Quinn of Bradford, aka Barkley!
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Myerstown Borough Council approves Knox Box ordinance for emergencies
Myerstown Borough Council agreed to approve Ordinance 875 requiring Knox Boxes for certain properties at its meeting Tuesday, Feb. 13.
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Lebanon Authority wastewater plant set to begin $22.8M of upgrades in April
The City of Lebanon Authority has finalized $22.8 million in contracts for its wastewater treatment plant upgrades, with work slated to commence in April.
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South Londonderry supervisors examine tower proposal and award contracts
The South Londonderry Township Board of Supervisors reviewed a special zoning exception for a proposed Verizon cell tower, awarded bids for various township projects, and tabled the Lebanon County 2023 Hazard Mitigation Plan.
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Cornwall to consider no-truck ordinance for Miners Village and Rexmont Road
The Cornwall Borough Council unanimously agreed to direct to the Planning Commission to evaluate enacting a no-truck ordinance for Miners Village and Rexmont Road at Monday’s meeting.
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N. Lebanon FFA leader fuels boutonniere biz with wooden flowers, shotgun shells
It started as a special boutonniere for her date to the homecoming dance. It ended up being a part-time business that she hopes will help pay her way through college.
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Lebanon County classified ads for the week of February 12
Check out the latest classified ads submitted to LebTown and LebCo Bulletin for the week of February 12.
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Public meeting on transportation priorities scheduled for Feb. 27
Lebanon County residents are invited to a public meeting on Feb. 27 to discuss the county’s transportation plan for the next 20 years, as part of the ongoing update to the Long-Range Transportation Plan.
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Workforce Needs study recommends construction of Advanced Training Center
The first look at four recommendations for the possible construction of an Advanced Training Center in Lebanon County was revealed last week to County Commissioners during a workshop session.
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Lebanon Catholic project moves ahead; unit mix adjusted to fit market demand
A redevelopment project for the 13.9-acre campus of the former Lebanon Catholic School is moving ahead with a few tweaks to make it a better fit for current market conditions.
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Lebanon Valley College adds Consumer and User Behavior (CUBE) minor
Lebanon Valley College’s new multi-disciplinary Consumer and User Behavior minor provides students with the tools to analyze the factors that influence consumers’ decisions and provides insights into markets, products, and user experiences.
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Lebanon Catholic’s Veronica Nolt is living the dream coaching women’s basketball
Growing up next to Lebanon’s South Sixth Street Playground – a pretty iconic place to play hoops – Veronica Nolt first knew she wanted to be a basketball coach at the age of 14.
