The report mentions illegal kennels in 38 Pennsylvania counties, but notes that nearly half of them are in just five counties: Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry, and York.
Tom Knapp
Tom has been a professional journalist for nearly four decades. In his spare time, he plays fiddle with the Irish band Fire in the Glen, and he reviews music, books and movies for Rambles.NET. He lives with his wife, Michelle, and has four children: Vinnie, Molly, Annabelle and Wolf.
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‘Why can’t I stay?’: Lebanon mall tenant wants to know the reason for her eviction
The owner of Five Stone Kids says she was given notice to vacate without explanation. Mall officials are keeping mum.
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Pets of the Week: Mickey, Bailey & Poppy
This week, meet Mickey, Bailey and Poppy!
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Diamond coasts to easy re-election victory in 102nd legislative district
Republican incumbent Russ Diamond easily won re-election to represent the 102nd district in the state House of Representatives for another two years.
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GOP candidate selected by voters as Frank Ryan’s successor in state House
The GOP has held onto Frank Ryan’s seat in the state House of Representatives.
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Gebhard retains seat in 48th senate district after lopsided election results
Chris Gebhard has won his first full, four-year term as senator for the 48th district.
Posted inEducation
Cornwall-Lebanon School District will unveil building plans for main campus
The school board for Cornwall-Lebanon School District will unveil recent progress on a master plan for its main campus at a public work session on Monday, Nov. 14.
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Lebanon Gives appeals to community’s generosity to support local nonprofits
The sixth annual fundraising campaign seeks $50,000 to split among its participants.
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WellSpan Health invests $7 million in 24-bed Philhaven expansion in Mount Gretna
Mount Gretna project is part of $30 million boost to behavioral health services.
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Two boroughs split $300,000 in grant funds to reduce environmental damage
Palmyra and Myerstown boroughs each will receive $150,000 from the state Watershed Restoration Protection Program.
