Supervisors opened two bids Tuesday for summer paving projects to township roads.
Abigail Lindsay
Abigail Lindsay joined LebTown as a freelance reporter in January 2026. She graduated with her masters degree in strategic communications in January 2026 from Shippensburg University and graduated with her bachelor's degree in journalism in May 2024 from Elizabethtown College. As a reporter, Lindsay covers local government with a focus on transparency and community-centered storytelling. When she's away from her desk you can find her behind a camera, out on a run, or attempting to bake up a new creation.
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Cornwall Borough Council gives final approval on ICE agreement
Cornwall Borough Council unanimously approved a 287(g) task force agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, becoming the fifth law enforcement agency in Lebanon County to join the program.
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Chicken complaints, code enforcement issues discussed at Cleona meeting
Frustrations over backyard chickens and deteriorating property conditions led two Cleona residents to bring their concerns before borough council.
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South Lebanon Township supervisors give final approval on ICE agreement
South Lebanon Township joins the nearly 1,500 law enforcement agencies around the country entering into a 287(g) agreement with ICE.
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South Lebanon Township holds first public hearing on sidewalk project
South Lebanon Township supervisors held a public hearing Tuesday on a sidewalk project along South Lincoln Avenue that will extend from near South Plum Street to Wilhelm Avenue and is funded by a PennDOT grant with construction slated for early 2027.
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Cornwall council revisits proposal for restructured P&Z commission
Cornwall Borough Council revisited a plan that has the potential to reshape the Planning & Zoning Commission, approved a new Verizon agreement, and tabled a blasting ordinance.
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South Lebanon approves engineering agreement for Hebron stormwater project
South Lebanon Township supervisors approved a stormwater project engineering agreement, a sewer system grinder purchase, and the promotion of Officer Logan Firestine to tenured patrolman at their Jan. 27 meeting.
