Myerstown Borough Council unanimously agreed to appoint resident Greg Kemp to an open council seat at its monthly meeting May 12.
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South Lebanon board approves bid to connect Meadowview Estates to sewer
South Lebanon supervisors approved an $852,515 contract with Allgyer Enterprises to connect about 35 Meadowview Estates homes to public sewer lines.
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Palmyra Borough faces barriers with plans for ‘Welcome to Palmyra’ sign
The steep hill of the intersection of Lingle Avenue and West Main Street might need some work before the “Welcome to Palmyra” sign can. be installed.
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Palmyra school board approves 0% tax increase, declines to renew wrestling coaches amid community backlash
Palmyra’s school board drew criticism for not rehiring its wrestling coaches after a district investigation found policy violations, while also passing a budget that holds the tax rate steady despite some members pushing for an increase.
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Lebanon man accused of threatening state legislators and police held for court
Lebanon man alleged to have threatened violence toward 20 state lawmakers plus local police will go to trial later this year.
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Northern Lebanon school board moves forward with 4.2% tax increase
If approved in June, the millage rate would increase to 18.5736 mills for homeowners.
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Annville-Cleona approves preliminary final budget with 4.2% tax increase
The final budget will be up for a vote at the June 8 school board meeting.
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North Annville Twp. supervisors asked to replace tanker truck ahead of schedule
The need to replace a tanker truck and the announced sale of the former Union Water Works Fire Company building dominated discussion at Monday’s North Annville Township Supervisors meeting.
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Almost 2 million gallons of water lost when valve leak turns into a geyser
The City of Lebanon Authority said a rusted valve on a 12-inch water main burst Friday, cutting water service to 88 properties and prompting a boil water advisory that was lifted Monday.
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Mount Gretna Borough pauses parking discussion
Mount Gretna Borough Council members are pausing discussion on potential parking changes to the State Route 117 corridor pending an in-person PennDOT consult.
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South Londonderry authorizes revised data center ordinance for advertisement
Supervisors also recognized the Highway Department for earning the top prize in PennDOT’s annual Build a Better Mousetrap Contest.
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Fallen law enforcement officers remembered at annual memorial service
Fallen law enforcement officers here and around the nation were honored Tuesday during a ceremony at the Lebanon County DES Complex.
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South Annville Twp. data center project scrapped after grass-roots opposition
A petition to rezone land in South Annville Township was withdrawn Tuesday by the developer of the proposed data center, which also said it has abandoned plans to further pursue the project
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Lebanon man arrested for making ‘politically violent’ threats to lawmakers
At least two of the lawmakers named as victims in the case said they only found out about the threats on Tuesday.
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Lebanon County welcomes 20 new U.S. citizens with naturalization ceremony
Twenty people from 12 countries became U.S. citizens at a naturalization ceremony on Friday, May 8, in the Lebanon County Municipal Building.
