As lawmakers weigh changing the date of the 2024 presidential primary, they are also considering additional voter ID requirements.
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Pennsylvania’s richest resident funds one-third of statewide judicial campaigns
A political group almost entirely funded by Pennsylvania’s richest resident has contributed one out of every three dollars raised this year by candidates running in critical statewide judicial races.
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Phones will blare across Lebanon County (and the nation) on Wednesday afternoon
Klaxon sounds will begin peppering Lebanon Countians cellphones on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 4, as part of a nationwide test of the Wireless Emergency Alerts system.
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The latest food safety violations in Lebanon County
Here are the most recent food safety violations in Lebanon County, as documented by Pennsylvania’s Department of Agriculture.
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Fall into nature: October programs at Memorial Lake State Park Complex
Memorial Lake State Park Complex has a variety of programs scheduled this month, from birding walks and tree identification sessions to fossil digs and kayaking lessons.
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Free drive-through flu shot clinic scheduled Oct. 7 at Lebanon HS
Penn State Health is hosting a free drive-thru flu shot clinic at Lebanon High School to help community members get prepared for flu season.
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Gannett moves Lebanon Daily News to mail delivery; no more morning paper
Gannett-owned Lebanon Daily News will move to mail delivery starting later this month.
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Pennsylvania Veterans’ Memorial at IGNC reopens on Monday, Oct. 2
After a year of structural renovations, the Pennsylvania Veterans’ Memorial is set to reopen to the public on Monday, Oct. 2, 2023.
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Blotter: DUIs, theft disposition of funds, hit-and-runs, criminal mischief, warrants
Here are the latest updates from local and state police in Lebanon County.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of October 2
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Lebanon City Council hears pension, budget reports
At it monthly meeting on Monday evening, Sept. 24, Lebanon City Council learned that the city’s finances are doing better than budget projections, but that it will have to pay a little more next year to keep employee pensions fully funded.
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Payment for 911 services through monthly user surcharge is in peril
State legislators are considering multiple proposals to renew and increase a surcharge on phone lines that funds 911 services, with the current funding mechanism set to expire in January.
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Top Shapiro staffer was accused of sexual harassment before resigning
Mike Vereb, Gov. Josh Shapiro’s former secretary of legislative affairs, was accused months ago by a fellow staffer of sexual harassment.
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Pa. budget chips away at $1.4B backlog for parks, forests
Pennsylvania’s latest budget gives $112 million to parks and forests, but the infrastructure backlog is $1.4 billion.
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Pa. lawmakers are still trying to finish the budget 3 months after the deadline
Hundreds of millions of dollars for the poorest schools, student mental health grants, and more are in limbo.
