The planning commission unanimously recommended that supervisors deny the request for zoning changes for a proposed $1.7 billion data center.
May 2026
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Cornwall P&Z hears Cornwall Properties, Elizabethtown water authority updates
Cornwall Borough’s Planning and Zoning Commission received updates on the Knoll and Boyd Street Warehouse plans and ongoing land negotiations with the Elizabethtown Area Water Authority at its May 4 meeting.
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South Londonderry Township might get a McDonald’s franchise
Developers have submitted subdivision land development plans for a McDonald’s franchise at Northside Commons.
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Locked in & left out: Why today’s housing market still feels so competitive
The “lock-in effect” — homeowners reluctant to abandon historically low mortgage rates — is keeping housing inventory tight and competition strong despite elevated interest rates.
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Annville Twp. board funds workers’ comp for fire department admin to be hired
Annville Township approves up to $6,000 for workers’ compensation for a new Annville-Cleona Fire Department administrator to be hired, as Chief Philip Snavely describes department’s needs.
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Crane says apology, settlement shows accountability for catastrophic 2004 accident that crippled Iowa woman
The Link family said state Senate candidate Clovis Crane settled an $11 million court judgment for $25,000 after warning he’d be forced to file bankruptcy, years after a 2004 crash left Carla Link wheelchair-bound with permanent injuries.
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Strong bones, strong future: Why knowing your bone density matters this Osteoporosis Awareness Month
LIMA, an ISCD-accredited facility in central Pennsylvania, encourages patients to advocate for their bone health through screenings, exercise, and diet changes.
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Report: PA Renaissance Faire sold to private equity firm, terms not disclosed
The Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire has been sold to a private equity firm, Lancaster Online reported Wednesday.
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11 Lebanon County residents diagnosed with measles; state urges vaccination
The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced 11 confirmed measles cases in Lebanon County on Wednesday, nearly all among unvaccinated individuals, prompting contact tracing and a local vaccination clinic.
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Jackson Township moves to second phase of Wheatland Woods Park
The Jackson Township Board of Supervisors approved a bid of $257,121 to Woodland Contractors for the next phase of construction on the Wheatland Woods Park.
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Powerful steam locomotive to make semiquincentennial stop in Lebanon
A special, steam-powered train chugging across the United States this year to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary will make a stop at Lebanon’s 8th Street station on Tuesday, July 7.
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West Lebanon Township approves trash and recycling contract with Casella
Starting this summer, trash and recycling rates in the township will rise by over $2 per quarter.
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Featured Lebanon Valley events for the weekend of May 8 to May 10
Lebanon County’s weekend events include a Blue Eyed Six Tour, multiple Mother’s Day brunches, live music performances, and more.
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A-C Football’s Hudson Sellers pursuing his ‘bigger purpose’ post graduation
Sellers, a senior and All-State football selection for the Dutchmen, will enter the workforce as a carpenter after graduation despite a wide range of interest at the NCAA level.
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Where was Clovis Crane? Voting record raises questions
Sponsored column by Edward Lynch: “In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, all registered voters political party and voting history are matters of public record.”
