Lebanon County residents will have an opportunity to learn the intricacies of water resources, stream health, and water quality during an informative event Saturday, March 29, in Mount Gretna.
LebTown Staff
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Gretna Music marks 50 years with Grammy winners and global artists
Gretna Music has announced a schedule packed with Grammy Award winners and other world-class artists to mark its 50th anniversary summer season.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Food safety inspections in Lebanon County for week of March 10
Here are food safety violations in Lebanon County for the week of March 10, as documented by Pennsylvania’s Department of Agriculture.
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Marquette Lake dam replacement project to begin soon at Fort Indiantown Gap
Fort Indiantown Gap is launching a two-year construction project to replace the Marquette Lake dam.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Blotter: Warrants, identity theft, retail theft, trespass, public drunkenness, DUIs
Here are the latest updates from local and state police in Lebanon County.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of March 10
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
🔗 ‘Good mayor and caring individual’: Former Palmyra Mayor Fred Carpenter dies
Former Palmyra Mayor Fred Carpenter died Thursday, March 6, due to health complications, according to borough officials.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Suspect in Palmyra hit-and-run arrested in New York City
The Western Lebanon County Regional Police Department announced Friday that it has taken custody of Tyreef Spears, the suspect in a Jan. 7 hit-and-run in Palmyra Borough that seriously injured a woman.
Posted inEducation
Alliance of local high school robotics teams win at Hatboro-Horsham event
Two FIRST robotics teams – one made up of students from Palmyra and Hershey high schools, the other composed of students from Dauphin County Tech and Harrisburg SciTech high schools – joined forces to secure victory at the FIRST Robotics Hatboro-Horsham District Qualifier competition.
🔗 Lebanon duo charged for running illegal speakeasy without license
Gino Vargas, 52, and Mandy Spitler, 44, both of Lebanon, are both charged with misdemeanor counts of selling liquor without a license, according to State Police. They are accused of operating the illegal speakeasy, which was located on the 1200 block of block of Cumberland Street in the city.
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Featured Lebanon Valley events for the weekend of March 7 to March 9
This weekend, Lebanon Countians can celebrate Charter Day, play the odds in money bingo, and enjoy Irish music and Gershwin performances.
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Lebanon County real estate transfers, sponsored by Reliable Moving and Storage (Feb. 16 to Feb. 28)
Here are the real estate transfers recorded in Lebanon County for the second half of February. Sponsored by Reliable Moving and Storage.
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Conservation easement preserves 34 acres of woodland near Mount Gretna
The Lebanon Valley Conservancy has partnered with Brett and Janice Balmer to establish a conservation easement on their 34-acre property in West Cornwall Township.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Local chamber official graduates from the U.S. Chamber Foundation program
An officer with the Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce has graduated from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s premier business leadership program, the chamber announced in a statement.
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HACC to move Lebanon campus to LVC; city already negotiating with new lessee
HACC announced Tuesday that its Board of Trustees has approved a proposal to move the community college’s Lebanon campus to Lebanon Valley College.
