LVC professor’s research project in Belize may help lower recidivism in prison population rates there and in the United States.
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Lebanon County high school artists invited to compete for D.C. display
Congressman Dan Meuser (PA-09) is once again inviting high school artists to compete for a spot on the wall in the U.S. Capitol.
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Authorities investigate sexual assault alleged to have occurred at LCCTC
Officials at Lebanon County Career & Technology Center reported an alleged sexual assault to authorities but declined to specify if any disciplinary actions were taken.
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Career & Technology Center board approves feasibility study consult
The board of the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center unanimously agreed to hire Fidevia Construction Management and Consulting to consult with Beers + Hoffman as they conduct a feasibility study.
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Palmyra High School’s Be The Change club celebrates Holi with color, music
Color, music, food, and dancing kept everyone celebrating the Festival of Colors at Palmyra High School on their feet and moving on Friday.
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Alliance of local high school robotics teams win at Hatboro-Horsham event
Two FIRST robotics teams – one made up of students from Palmyra and Hershey high schools, the other composed of students from Dauphin County Tech and Harrisburg SciTech high schools – joined forces to secure victory at the FIRST Robotics Hatboro-Horsham District Qualifier competition.
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HACC to move Lebanon campus to LVC; city already negotiating with new lessee
HACC announced Tuesday that its Board of Trustees has approved a proposal to move the community college’s Lebanon campus to Lebanon Valley College.
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Lebanon County Career & Tech Center board receives feasibility study update
The Lebanon County Career & Technology Center board moved one step closer to receiving a curriculum and feasibility study as part of a review of future student and infrastructure needs at its Feb. 27 meeting.
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Annville-Cleona senior selected as a 2025 National Merit Scholarship finalist
An Annville-Cleona High School senior has been selected as a 2025 National Merit Scholarship finalist, giving him a shot at one of nearly 7,000 Merit Scholarships that will be awarded later this year.
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L-L League Quiz Bowl champions at CCHS set sights on taking state title
After securing the Lancaster-Lebanon Quiz Bowl championship, Cedar Crest’s six-member team prepares for state competition where they hope to reclaim their 2023 title.
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Lebanon County CTC students get hands-on experience in building competition
Three teams of Lebanon County Career and Technology Center students put together a mockup in a competition that will decide who will represent Lebanon in next year’s district-level contest.
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[Photo Story] Groundbreaking held for Lebanon Intermediate School renovations
Lebanon School District officials broke ground Thursday, Feb. 13, on a $40 million renovation project of the former Lebanon Middle School, now called Lebanon Intermediate School (350 N. 8th Street), to transform the 1937-era building into a modernized campus for the district’s fifth and sixth grade students.
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Home improvements at ELCO: Raiders’ gym has undergone a major remodel
A handful of ELCO sports teams recently completed winter seasons in their new digs.
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Applications are open for 2025 Alletta Schadler Community Service Award
Applications are open for the 2025 Alletta Schadler Community Service/Engagement Award, according to an announcement from the Penn State Extension of Lebanon County.
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In Annville-Cleona School District, if you ain’t Dutch, you ain’t much
The Annville-Cleona School District’s ongoing rebranding campaign is designed to present a fresh image to the community.
