Lebanon City Police are seeking the public’s help in locating a 27-year-old Lebanon man, Ricardo Berrios-Hernandez, over his role in an assault at the Downtown Lounge on Wednesday evening, June 12.
Davis Shaver
Davis Shaver is the publisher of LebTown. He grew up in Lebanon and currently lives outside of Hershey, PA.
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Poison hemlock: A growing threat calls for increased public awareness
The population of poison hemlock, a lethal plant easily mistaken for wild carrots, has been steadily increasing in the Lebanon Valley, leading to calls for greater public education and control measures.
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Local nonprofit leader faces charges over previous job with Lancaster organization
A local nonprofit leader faces allegations that she made personal transactions using the accounts of a former employer.
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‘Inn at Lebanon’ is new name for historic Treadway; owner wants to restore trust
The historic Treadway Inn building in Lebanon has been rebranded as Inn at Lebanon, marking its fourth flag change in five years, with new operator Dip Patel aiming to restore trust in the property.
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Unraveling age-old mysteries of Swatara Creek: A journey into geologic time
Geological research suggests that the Swatara Creek, a tributary of the ancient Susquehanna River, could predate the dinosaurs and has played a significant role in the region’s geological and human history.
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North Cornwall Twp. sees lion’s share of county growth, according to census data
Despite a county-wide slowdown in population growth, North Cornwall Township saw a 10.86% increase in residents from 2020 to 2023, the largest change in Lebanon County, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.
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State House adopts Rep. Schlegel’s resolution on rare disease awareness
The state House of Representatives on May 8 passed House Resolution 251, co-sponsored by Rep. John Schlegel (R-Lebanon), designating May 2024 as ALSP Awareness Month in Pennsylvania.
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Susquehannock Fly Fishers: More than a fishing club, it’s a community builder
For over 15 years, the Susquehannock Fly Fishers have organized fishing events for IU-13 students, fostering skills and creating cherished memories with the help of club volunteers.
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Farmers from across region come together to raise funds for Kendall family
The Wenger Foundation, inspired by a legacy of faith-based giving, has launched a $10,000 matching grant program to support the family of Bryan Kendall, a local farmer who died in an accident, raising over $25,000 so far (plus the matching grant).
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Restored Bible’s ties to President D.D. Eisenhower make it a county treasure
The 1717 Eisenhauer family Bible, linked to President Eisenhower, has been meticulously restored by Gettysburg-based conservator Maria Pukownik and returned to the Lebanon County Historical Society.
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B.R. Kreider & Sons acquires property at Evergreen Road & State Dr.; no plans yet
A fourth-generation, Manheim-based excavating and paving firm has acquired a property at Evergreen Road and State Drive, but does not have any immediate plans for developing it.
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Lebanon County’s population growth rate declined over the last few years
Lebanon County is no longer towards the front of the pack when it comes to population growth across the state, according to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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‘Work, Fight, or Play Ball’: Steel League’s impact on Babe Ruth and baseball greats
Bill Ecenbarger’s book details the history of the Steel League, formed by Charles Schwab, and its role in helping baseball stars like Babe Ruth avoid military service during WWI.
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Campbelltown Village Square developer seeks public input, support for project
Developers of the Campbelltown Village Square project, first proposed last fall, are continuing to seek public input and support as they hone the specifics of their plan.
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Keystone Grants fund ADA accessibility upgrades at Lebanon Community Library
The Lebanon Community Library is set to receive $68,500 from the Keystone Grants for Public Library Facilities program, contributing to a $137,000 renovation that will upgrade its outdated and non-accessible restrooms.
