North Annville Township supervisors unanimously approved Monday a solar array project on 12 acres owned by Lebanon Valley College during their April meeting, pending completion of several outstanding matters.
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Palmyra Borough Council receives resignation of recently elected official
Sheila Snyder, who was sworn into her position in January, announced her resignation due to moving out of the borough.
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West Cornwall approves letter of intent to participate in regional fire committee
Supervisors approved a letter of intent Monday to participate in a regional fire steering committee that will look at forming a regional fire commission.
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Kosovan brothers plan to preserve legacy of Lebanon’s Downtown Lounge
Brothers who fled from war as children are working to reopen Lebanon’s Downtown Lounge as the Downtown Taphouse.
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Dining Latino: Latin American Supermarket offers wide variety of items
The supermarket offers customers a wide variety of items, including ingredients and kitchenware used to prepare traditional Latin dishes.
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Mount Gretna Borough discusses potential parking changes on Route 117
Mount Gretna Borough Council discussed Route 117 parking safety and potential changes to increase safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, and emergency vehicle access.
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Bethel Twp. supervisors hear spring and summer road repair, maintenance plans
Bethel Township supervisors were briefed on upcoming road work and Bell & Evans projects at their April meeting.
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Swatara Township to seek base repairs on Werner Road
The Swatara Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to advertise and prepare a bid packet for base repairs on Werner Road at its monthly meeting Thursday.
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Palmyra high school will host Lebanon County DES exercise on May 9
The exercise will include some district personnel, along with emergency services. Park Drive, between Ash Street and Lynnwood Drive, will only be accessible to local traffic from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 9.
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Small water system may connect with Mount Gretna Authority
After three years of discussion and planning, the first official step toward connecting the small Timber Service Corporation to the Mount Gretna Authority recently occurred.
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Annville commissioners advised of paid fire department administrator position
This would be the only position of its kind in Lebanon County as of right now, with similar models in Cumberland and Dauphin counties.
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Annville-Cleona Fire Company tells borough council about new position
Fire Chief Phil Snavley told Cleona Borough Council on Monday that hiring a full-time administrator would free up volunteer firefighters to focus on emergency response rather than grant applications and compliance work.
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Millcreek Township supervisors promote police Sgt. Terry Katzaman to chief
The Millcreek Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to promote Sergeant Terry Katzaman to chief following an executive session at its monthly meeting April 8.
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Demolition is underway at former Lebanon Catholic High School
Demolition of the old Lebanon Catholic High School, which has stood at 1400 Chestnut Street for 67 years, is underway.
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Union Township supervisors move forward on draft data center ordinance
The draft data center ordinance, which would limit the buildings to industrial zoning areas, is now moving to the county planning department and the township’s planning commission.
