Millcreek Township is proposing to change setback requirements for homeowners who want to use solar energy.
Municipalities
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Bethel Township’s Lions Park Pool will join celebration of America’s 250th
4th of July swimmers at Bethel Township’s Fredericksburg Lions Park pool will pay a reduced admission fee to honor the nation’s 250th birthday.
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Union Township files civil complaint on property owner over commercial use
Union Township files a civil complaint against Mohamed Kenz for failing to restore property on which he paved over lawn, township files ordinance changes with county planning department, and public comments sought on rail trail extension.
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Myerstown advances rental ordinance changes
Myerstown Borough Council agreed to direct solicitor Amy Leonard to draft an amendment to the residential license ordinance, with councilman Gregg Kemp opposed and all other present council members in favor, at its monthly meeting June 9.
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Cornwall council hears concerns over Miners Village development
Concerns over the future of Miners Village, a borough hiring decision, and a proposed traffic study were among the topics discussed at Monday’s Cornwall Borough Council meeting.
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Richland Borough Council approves $23K change order for well project
Richland Borough Council approved a Garden Spot Electric change order of $23,619.56 to install cellular communication at Well No. 9 after the initial radio design failed.
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S. Londonderry approves data center ordinance, accepts chief’s retirement
To honor his service to the community, supervisors declared June 9, 2026, as “Chief William Reigle Day” in South Londonderry Township.
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S. Annville discusses updates to zoning ordinance for data center developments
The supervisors’ goal is to update the township’s zoning ordinance before another data center development is proposed.
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Resident pushes back against Palmyra’s decision to amend zoning ordinance
After the council approved to amend the zoning ordinance, possibly paving the way for a controversial luxury apartment complex to move forward, a resident attended the Tuesday meeting to publicly disagree with the decision.
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Railroad bridge over Clear Spring Road reopens to traffic after 13 months
The railroad bridge over Clear Spring Road in North Annville Township was reopened Thursday after being closed for 13 months due to structural defects that required repairs.
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Quentin playground to have pickleball courts
West Cornwall Township supervisors awarded a $101,450 contract to convert a basketball court into two pickleball courts and add a new jungle gym at the Scenic Ridge playground in Quentin.
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Mount Gretna Borough plans temporary parking restriction
Mount Gretna Borough Council agreed to place a temporary parking restriction along Route 117 from Gettysburg Avenue to the tennis courts for the summer.
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Autopsy says electrocution caused death after car wash collapse; charges possible
Lebanon city police said they will meet with the district attorney’s office to determine whether criminal charges will be filed.
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Data centers, fire company assets highlight N. Annville Twp. meeting
North Annville Township supervisors considered Monday, June 8, a draft data center ordinance, fire company apparatus replacement plan & the possible sale of the assets for the former Union Water Works Fire Company in Annville.
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Clear Spring Road in North Annville Twp. will be closed indefinitely, officials say
The railroad bridge on Clear Spring Road in North Annville Township fails inspection, more corrective measures needed, officials announce at Monday’s township meeting.
