City Council denies Ideal Food Basket’s request to sell beer and wine, but expresses support for the store’s success.
Chris Coyle
Chris Coyle writes primarily on government, the courts, and business. He retired as an attorney at the end of 2018, after concentrating for nearly four decades on civil and criminal litigation and trials. A career highlight was successfully defending a retired Pennsylvania state trooper who was accused, 40 years after the fact, of falsifying evidence in a 1970s murder case.
LebTown is his first foray into reporting, motivated by the decline of the once-great, locally-owned print newspaper he grew up with and read daily. Chris lives in the city of Lebanon. He holds degrees from Penn State and the University of Pittsburgh School of Law (and misses Pittsburgh every day). He and his wife have two grown sons and a few grandkids. He enjoys all kinds of music, tinkering with electronic stuff, and lifting weights to avoid becoming a shriveled old guy.
Lebanon Councilwoman Amy Keller resigns due to move outside city limits
Amy Keller resigns from Lebanon City Council after moving out of city. Council required to elect successor within 30 days.
Fotógrafo libanés que visitó aquí, y otros 46 Lebanons de EE.UU., Apareció en el podcast Radiolab de NPR.
El fotógrafo libanés que visitó a Lebanon, Pa. y otros 46 Lebanons de los Estados Unidos apareció en el podcast de NPR -Radiolab.
Lebanese photographer who visited here, 46 other U.S. Lebanons, featured in NPR’s Radiolab podcast.
Lebanese photographer who visited Lebanon, Pa., and 46 other U.S. Lebanons featured in NPR’s Radiolab podcast.
Annville couple charged with starvation death of 12-year-old boy
The Lebanon County Detective Bureau has charged an Annville couple in connection with the death of a 12 year old boy.
Annville demuestra su apoyo a la policía en el mitin Back the Blue
La manifestación Blue en Annville destaca el apoyo a la policía.
Annville turns out to show support for police at Back the Blue rally
About 100 law enforcement supporters turned out in muggy, overcast weather at the square in Annville to show their support for police at a Thursday afternoon “Back the Blue” rally.
Cómo hacer que se cuente su voto por correo para el 3 de noviembre: Solicite ahora, devuélvalo lo antes posible
El jefe electoral del condado, USPS, espera que el procesamiento y escrutinio por correo sea rápido y eficiente en las elecciones presidenciales de noviembre si los votantes no esperan hasta el último minuto.
How to get your mail-in vote counted for Nov. 3: Apply now, return ASAP
County’s election chief, USPS, expect mail-in ballot processing and counting to be quick and efficient in November presidential election if voters don’t wait ’till last minute.
La quiebra de Cedar Haven entra en su segundo año; el operador quiere más tiempo para encontrar al comprador
Bancarrota de Cedar Haven en el segundo año. El operador pide a la corte más tiempo para encontrar el comprador.
Owen Zeager de Palmyra aparece en el teletón Children’s Miracle Network de este año
El viaje de Owen de “prematuro” a un niño sano y activo de nueve años es la inspiración para la camiseta de recaudación de fondos de este año, que dice “10 CIRUGÍAS, 199+ DÍAS, 7 ESPECIALISTAS”.
Palmyra’s Owen Zeager featured in this year’s Children’s Miracle Network telethon
Nine year-old Owen Zeager of Palmyra will be featured in the 36th Annual Children’s Miracle Network Telethon, which starts today and is being televised locally on WGAL-TV, Channel 8.
Cedar Haven bankruptcy enters second year; operator wants more time to find buyer
Cedar Haven bankruptcy now in year two. Operator asks court for more time to find buyer.
County hires lawyers to defend election lawsuits brought by Trump, Democrats
While its lawsuit against Governor Wolf for a share of federal CARES Act money appears to be over, Lebanon County remains a minor defendant in two other lawsuits over how mail-in ballots will be handled in the upcoming presidential election.
Gov. Wolf, county commissioners announce settlement of CARES Act suit
The County of Lebanon and Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf have reached a settlement in a lawsuit related to CARES Act funding that will see $12.8 million dispersed to the community.














