The results of a recent statewide transportation survey are in, and a Lebanon County planning official says he is pleased with the input received from local residents.
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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First day of school is approaching; here are the dates that students are dreading
The bane of summer-loving kids everywhere is fast approaching.
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A year later: What has happened since Gunner was killed by city police officers?
A year after Lebanon city police fatally shot Gunner, a German shepherd/Labrador retriever mix, the police have received specialized animal handling training, but the dog’s owner has not pursued a promised legal claim against the city.
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Where did the trees go along the Quittapahilla Creek in North Cornwall?
LebTown answers reader’s question about ongoing creekside project.
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ELCO prepares to shine a light on the heavens with refurbished planetarium
A disused planetarium at the middle school in Eastern Lebanon County School District has a murky past but a bright future, as the celestial projection system is reinvented for a new generation of ELCO students.
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$19 million expansion/renovation project is underway at A-C secondary school
Work has begun on a $19 million expansion/renovation project at Annville-Cleona’s secondary school.
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Organizers spend years bringing old and new favorites to the Lebanon Area Fair
Planning for the 2023 Lebanon Area Fair began sometime in 2021.
Posted inLebanon Area Fair
It’s not just animals: Lebanon fair offers full slate of music, midway entertainment
The Lebanon Area Fair, running from July 22-29, harmonizes its agricultural roots with a dynamic roster of nearly two dozen musical acts.
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Dog in a sewer: Lebanon Humane Society rescues a lost senior pup from tight spot
When the dog was spotted in a Lebanon city sewer, people didn’t know if he was alive.
