“Feeding the Frontliners” has received an additional $5K from the county to deliver meals from local restaurants to frontliner workers.
Marylouise Sholly
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El Ayuntamiento de Lebanon revela plan de financiación para pequeñas empresas
Estos fondos únicos de la subvención CDBG estarán disponibles para empresas que tienen un ingreso anual de menos de $1 millón.
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Lebanon City Council unveils funding plan for small businesses
The city is eligible to receive an extra $391K from HUD for small businesses suffering from pandemic-related losses.
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County commissioners encourage public to wear masks to polls
Voters won’t be mandated to wear masks to polling places on June 2, but they will be encouraged to do so.
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Outdoor meetings, working from home, cancelled events – county municipalities keep adapting to “new normal”
Myerstown, Annville, North Londonderry, and Palmyra officials share how they’re adapting in order to remain operable.
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County Commissioners discuss re-opening Lebanon
During their latest Zoom conference, commissioners agreed to host a workshop with healthcare workers to gather feedback on opening businesses.
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Diamond, Klunk, Ecker sponsor bill to open lawn and garden equipment, supply stores
House Bill 2429, if passed, would grant a targeted waiver allowing stores that sell lawn and garden equipment, such as tractors and tilers, to open for in-person operation, as long as they abide by CDC recommendations.
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Lebanon City Council adopts resolution postponing due dates for tax payments
In order to help taxpayers in the City of Lebanon, Mayor Sherry Capello met with City Council Monday evening to formally adopt a resolution extending the discount period for real estate tax payments.
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Municipalities across county adjusting to “new normal” of coronavirus shutdowns
LebTown touches base with Swatara, Heidelberg, North Cornwall, North Lebanon and Bethel Townships to see how they are adapting to a “new normal.”
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WellSpan joins national campaign to publicly distribute masks
Good’s Store will be assisting in the initiative locally, with all four area stores acting as drop-off points for WellSpan masks.
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County commissioners approve free meals for medical personnel, real estate tax deadline pushed back
County commissioners approved a $25,000 initiative to feed healthcare workers by way of local restaurants, paid for via the county hotel tax.
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Funcionarios del condado confían en los esfuerzos de prevención de COVID-19 en CCCL; recluso reciente ofrece una perspectiva diferente
Aunque no se han reportado casos de COVID-19 del Centro Correccional del Condado de Lebanon, un ex recluso, Matt Keller, de 26 años, de Annville, afirma que el protocolo para proteger a los prisioneros del virus no es lo que debería ser.
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Local cabinet company making & donating intubation protective gear
Snitz Creek Cabinet Shop is building plastic intubation shields to protect healthcare workers during intubation and extubation processes.
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County officials confident in COVID-19 prevention efforts at LCCF; recent inmate offers differing perspective
Recently-released LCCF inmate Matt Keller claims the protocol to protect the prisoners from COVID-19 is not what it should be.
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Las restricciones del coronavirus afectan a los viveros del área durante la crucial temporada de primavera
Los invernaderos y viveros están en la lista de empresas aceptables para mantener la vida, informadas por el gobernador Tom Wolf, que permanecerán abiertas durante la pandemia del coronavirus, ya que venden productos agrícolas, pero los propietarios de viveros están descubriendo que tienen que hacer algunos cambios para mantenerse viables.
