Cornwall-Lebanon School District superintendent Dr. Philip Domencic’s condition has been downgraded from critical care to intermediate care following his hospitalization last week.
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CLSD superintendent Dr. Philip Domencic hospitalized; remains in critical condition
Cornwall-Lebanon School District confirmed Thursday, Jan. 30, that superintendent Dr. Philip Domencic remains in critical condition following his hospitalization Wednesday.
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Palmyra Area School District will move offices to new S. Forge Road property
Palmyra Area School District will move its district offices to a South Forge Road property, where a new, purpose-built building will be constructed.
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NFL placekicker, Cedar Crest grad Chad Ryland visits Ebenezer Elementary
Chad Ryland, Arizona Cardinals placekicker and Cedar Crest High School 2018 graduate, highlighted the importance of hard work and positivity in all areas of life.
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Lebanon Valley Conservancy offers environmental scholarship to students
The $3,000 scholarship will be awarded by the Lebanon Valley Conservancy to a local student who plans to pursue a career in the environmental sciences.
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$7,500 PA Farm Bill grant will benefit welding program at Cedar Crest HS
A Lebanon County school district will benefit from a grant announced Jan. 6 by state Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding.
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Cornwall-Lebanon School District to pivot to all-day kindergarten
The 2025-2026 school year will be the first for all-day schooling for incoming kindergarteners, the Cornwall-Lebanon School District (CLSD) has announced.
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All Lebanon County school districts move from delays to closure (Updated)
Annville-Cleona, Cornwall-Lebanon, ELCO, Northern Lebanon, Lebanon, and Palmyra Area school districts have all issued two-hour delays or closures on Monday, Jan. 6, due to snow.
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Lebanon Valley College adds bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education
Lebanon Valley College has announced a new bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education.
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Renovations, new construction continue at Northern Lebanon’s secondary school
LebTown visited Northern Lebanon High and Middle schools to document the district’s three-year, $45 million construction and renovation project.
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Salaries set for Lebanon County Career and Technology Center staff members
Salaries were set on Tuesday for educators and other staff members at the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center.
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Myerstown Community Library offers materials to help with stuttering
Myerstown Community Library is among public libraries across the country that have been supplied with books and DVDs from the Stuttering Foundation.
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Hershey Story Museum is accepting submissions for annual history contest
The Hershey Story Museum has announced that online submissions for the 25th annual History Contest for Young Writers are now being accepted.
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All-female Krypton Cougars squad wins Girl P.O.W.E.R. off-season contest
An all-female subset of FIRST Robotics Team 2539, a team of students from the Palmyra-Hershey area better known as the Krypton Cougars, demonstrated their skills Sept. 21 at the annual Girl P.O.W.E.R. competition in Flourtown.
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LVC awarded $250,000 grant to improve access for HACC transfer students
Lebanon Valley College has been awarded a $250,000 grant from the American Talent Initiative to support community college students transferring to LVC.
