In her 16th State of the City address, Mayor Sherry Capello says Lebanon is healthy, looking to get better.
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Palmyra Borough Council commits to steady fire department apparatus funding
The annual $75,000 contribution for the next five years will go toward getting a replacement fire engine, which is estimated to cost $1.2 to $1.4 million.
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N. Cornwall man to run write-in campaign on Democratic ticket in 101st District
A North Cornwall township resident is waging a write-in campaign on the Democratic ticket for the May primary election in the 101st Legislative District.
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Iodine-131 detections at county landfill nothing out of the ordinary, experts say
Radioactive isotopes from cancer treatments and medical imaging are regularly detected and disposed of at the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority under strict state guidelines designed to protect workers, neighbors, and the environment.
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Lebanon City Council OKs 12th & Maple traffic light improvements
Lebanon City Council takes the first step toward a major traffic signal upgrade at 12th & Maple Streets.
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PennDOT to treat a stretch of I-81 that becomes slick in rain
A section of Interstate 81 near the State Route 72 interchange that has been the site of numerous accidents during rainstorms will have high-friction surface treatment this spring.
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Lebanon County Commissioners act on environmental, beautification projects
Lebanon County Commissioners provide grant funding for 10 countywide improvement projects, issue a proclamation, and agree to send a letter of support for an environmental project during a busy March 19 meeting.
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Lebanon County Republican Committee endorses 2026 party candidates
The Republican party in Lebanon County announced its endorsed candidates for the 2026 election cycle.
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County commissioners asked to change notification process for mail-in ballots
Lebanon County Commissioners were asked Thursday to change timing of notification process for mail-in ballots containing errors on the envelope.
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Large trucks could be banned from part of Chestnut Street in North Cornwall
North Cornwall Township supervisors moved Tuesday to address a recurring traffic safety problem by advancing a proposed truck length restriction at the intersection of West Cumberland Street and Chestnut Street.
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Online plans on display for four bridge rehabilitation projects in Lebanon County
Four Lebanon County bridges on Routes 22, 422, 934 and 4017 are slated for rehabilitation under a PennDOT project still in the design phase, with each construction phase expected to take about four months.
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North Lebanon Township approves $395K in road paving, oil and chip bids for 2026
The North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors approved a slate of measures Monday, including road improvement bids, a fuel contract, a subdivision plan, and an intermunicipal agreement with North Annville Township.
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Planned broiler houses for Beagle Road approved by Bethel planning commission
Bethel Township’s Planning Commission voted on Tuesday to send a land development plan for a broiler operation on Beagle Road to the township supervisors for their consideration.
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Road closure, fire company needs highlight N. Londonderry Twp. actions
North Londonderry supervisors agree to close a portion of road during a Saturday in May for a countywide active shooter training scenario at Palmyra Area High School.
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Jackson Twp. moves ahead with South Ramona Road Bridge improvements
Jackson Township supervisors approved company contracts for improvements to bridges on South Ramona Road and East Main Avenue.
