After three years of negotiations over a four acre lot of farmland near the Career and Technical Center, a sale is now expected to be settled by June.
Marylouise Sholly
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Increased security coming to Fort Indiantown Gap; construction of two gates to start this spring
A secure perimeter is coming to Fort Indiantown Gap, with the military base being split into two parts: a publicly accessible portion and an enclosed portion around the garrison.
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Saturday walk-in passport application day approved for 2020, coordinator needed for Agency on Aging program
A walk-in passport application day will be held Saturday, March 14.
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Lebanon City Council reorganizes for 2020, expects to tackle big issues
It should be a big year for the Lebanon City Council – a potential move of City Hall downtown and the demolition of the pool at Coleman Memorial Park.
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Arnold & Schroeder address voters at WLBR candidates event
Dave Arnold and Michael Schroeder squared off last night, their first joint public appearance in the run-up to next Tuesday’s SD-48 special election.
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Commissioners meet for 2020 reorganization, Phillips to stay chair
The Lebanon County Commissioners met Monday to close the books on 2019 and open proceedings for 2020.
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Getz attorney says resolution “in sight” for reduced charges, not official yet
Charges have not yet been officially reduced, but an attorney for Timothy Getz said that a resolution is in sight.
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Council greenlights HACC purchase; Capello lays out downtown vision
The City of Lebanon is poised to move City Hall into the HACC campus building, with the deal now hinging on the county buying out the City of Lebanon’s portion of the municipal building.
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Lebanon County Commissioners approve 2020 budget, no tax increase
Lebanon County Commissioners approved the 2020 county budget Thursday, Dec. 26, with no changes from the preliminary budget and no increase in taxes.
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County readies for absentee changes, possible impact on presidential race
Lebanon County Commissioners were briefed Thursday on how statewide changes to absentee ballots could end up affecting when the state’s 2020 presidential vote is called.
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Lebanon City Council previews plan to demolish Gingrich Memorial Pool, expects vote Monday
On Thursday night, the Lebanon City Council announced that it was considering the demolition of the Gingrich Memorial Pool at Coleman’s Park.
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County Commissioners approve preliminary 2020 budget
Lebanon County Commissioners approved the preliminary 2020 county budget at their meeting this week, a proposed budget of $86,810,931 that does not include a millage increase.
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Commissioners approve changes in DA’s office, green light first “C-PACE” project
With Thursday’s vote, Pier Hess would now become District Attorney in the event that sitting DA Dave Arnold wins the SD-48 special election.
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Charges likely to be reduced for Jackson Township farmer Tim Getz
A tentative plan is in place for the charges against Tim Getz to be reduced and potentially dismissed entirely following an ARD program.
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PA Sec. of Education applauds Lebanon community schools, urges support
Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Pedro S. Rivera was in town Friday to celebrate Lebanon’s new “community schools.” Here’s everything you need to know about this new program.
