The Lebanon County Planning Department and the Lebanon County Metropolitan Planning Organization are seeking input from local residents as well as anyone who travels the Route 72 and Cornwall Road corridors between Oak Street in Lebanon and Route 419 in Cornwall Borough and West Cornwall Township.
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County commissioners approve 2026 budget, sign prison healthcare contract
Lebanon County Commissioners approve 2026 budget, prison healthcare contract, and retirement board moves during special meeting on Dec. 24.
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Lebanon County’s student election worker program hailed as a top model
Pennsylvania state officials are using Lebanon County’s student poll worker program as a model for other counties, with 47 high school students — many bilingual — working the polls during the 2024 elections.
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Heidelberg Township honors supervisor Ted Cromleigh after 12 years of service
Heidelberg Township supervisors thanked outgoing board member Ted Cromleigh for 12 years of service before approving 2026 tax rates with no increases and addressing several end-of-year agenda items at their December meeting.
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Lawmakers announce nearly $3 million in gaming revenue supporting local projects
Three state lawmakers said projects in Lebanon County have been awarded nearly $3 million in Local Share Account funds from the Commonwealth Financing Authority.
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Jackson Township approves 2026 budget for another year with a steady tax rate
The budget shows $1,999,000 in both expenses and income for 2026. Supervisors said the township hasn’t raised taxes in at least 30 years.
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North Cornwall Township rejects plan to relocate historic Patch Mansion
North Cornwall Township supervisors rejected moving the historic Patch Mansion to township land but offered to allow construction of a monument to Capt. Alexander Patch in Gloninger Woods Park as an alternative.
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North Lebanon Township passes 2026 budget, no tax increase
North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to pass the drafted 2026 budget at its monthly meeting Monday.
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N. Londonderry Twp. officials approve 2026 general budget with no tax increase
North Londonderry Township supervisors approved a 2026 budget with no general fund tax increase for residents, though the fire hydrant tax rose slightly from 0.061 to 0.065 mills.
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City of Lebanon Authority to increase sewer rates, maintain water rates for ’26
Starting in April, City of Lebanon Authority customers will see a 4.2 percent increase in their sewer base charge as well as an increase in their consumption charge.
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Council approves 2026 budget with no property tax bump for 11th straight year
No property tax hike, a new online application and payment system, and recognition of an outgoing member highlighted the Dec. 15 meeting of the Lebanon City Council.
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Aerial photos show extent of Cumberland Street fire damage; 14 displaced by blaze
Aerial images shot Monday show the devastation from Saturday’s fire on Cumberland Street, where more than two dozen fire companies responded to a blaze that gutted the interior of the historic Hauer Building.
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Myerstown Wastewater Treatment Facility receives PRWA recognition
The Pennsylvania Rural Water Association awarded the Myerstown Wastewater Treatment Facility with its annual Wastewater System of the Year award for 2025.
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Swatara Township supervisors approve 2026 budget with steady millage rate
Taxes for Swatara Township residents will stay consistent in 2026 at 1.35 mills. The budget shows $1.92 million in revenue and $1.89 million in expenditures, with reserve funds helping cover the gap.
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Caregivers in Pa. are celebrating a rare pay boost, but long-term funding issues linger
Funding for child care, home services for older adults, and disability support will increase under Pennsylvania’s latest budget, but recruitment and retention are expected to persist in the long term.
