The Washington Post uses the Fredericksburg Bell & Evans’ plant as a microcosm for the shifting demographic makeup of America.
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Medical marijuana grower/processor approved for Lebanon
Within the next two years, Lebanon County will become home to one of the nation’s most popular new cash crops – marijuana.
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Lebanon’s most amazing geological feature, next to a long-forgotten resort in Cold Springs
The type of outcrop to inspire daydreams of giants and extraterrestrials, northern Lebanon’s Boxcar Rocks would be an outstanding geological feature in any locale.
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Sheetz “soda cave” bet pays off in Lebanon with Palmyra liquor license transfer
In a report by the Lebanon Daily News, approval of the Palmyra Borough Council was noted for the Sheetz at 811 E. Main Street to begin selling beer out of its current “soda cave”, which would be renamed a “beer cave” once the liquor license transfer is complete.
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How Bismarck, PA in Lebanon County was renamed for Teddy Roosevelt’s son, Quentin
July 14th will mark the 100th anniversary of Quentin Roosevelt’s death. The youngest son of former president Theodore Roosevelt, Quentin died in a dogfight over France, where he was buried by German forces with a makeshift grave of saplings and wire from his plane (a Nieuport 28).
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How much does the Mariner East Pipeline threaten Lebanon’s Snitz Creek aquifer?
As construction of the Mariner East Pipeline proceeds throughout Pennsylvania, a quiet crisis may be emerging underneath Snitz Creek, the tributary of the Quittapahilla that runs through downtown Lebanon.
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LVC ranks high in job placement report
According to a new report from career guidance service Zippia, Lebanon Valley College ranked first in the percentage of recent grads placed into jobs in the decade after they left school. The report is based on data from the Integrated Post-secondary Education Data System (IPEDS). The team at Zippia searched for the colleges with the […]
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Suit filed on behalf of Palmyra woman Athena Remlinger who claims she was shackled during child birth at Hershey Medical Center
In a report by the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Samantha Melamed, Palmyra woman Athena Remlinger shared her claims that she was shackled to a bed at Hershey Medical Center and given medicine that induced pregnancy, despite her explicit requests to the contrary.
