Lebanon County District Attorney David J. Arnold, Jr. is changing the way his office handles some charges for possessing small amounts of marijuana for personal use.
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What to do and where to go to avoid the heat this weekend in Lebanon County
As temperatures in Lebanon County continue to soar, it’s a good idea to keep in mind a few habits and places to help beat the heat.
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Lebanon Valley Rail Trail: Another gap closes, complete system gets closer
Another gap in the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail is about to be closed, bringing the dream of a “cross-county trail system” a little closer to reality.
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Next week at Gretna Music: Five questions with Amjad Ali Khan
Amjad Ali Khan has performed all over the world, and you’ll be able to see him in Mt. Gretna on July 28.
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LebTown Weekend Planner: 7/19 – 7/21
One of the biggest events that Lebanon County hosts all year begins this weekend, but that’s not the only thing happening around the Lebanon Valley this weekend.
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Lebanon VA releases master plan that will guide growth over next decade
The Lebanon VA Medical Center recently released its master plan for the next 10 years.
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Campaign finance reports for Republican Commissioner primary filed
The three Republican County Commissioner candidates in last May’s contentious primary election have filed their campaign finance reports with the Lebanon County Voter Registration office.
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Lebanon VA announces increased care options for veterans under new law
The Lebanon VA Medical Center has announced several new services which will now be available to patients under the MISSION Act of 2018.
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Quentin Riding Club sells at weekend auction for $2.1 million
After months of uncertainty about the fate of the Quentin Riding Club, the sound of a gavel signaled the start of a new chapter in the club’s history as the iconic property was auctioned off for $2.1 million.
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Regardless of state funding, Lebanon County’s new voting machines will be ready for November
Whether the state pays for them or not, Lebanon County voters will be casting their ballots on new and improved voting machines this fall.
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Public meeting to address water quality concerns in the Swatara watershed
A July 12 meeting of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service will take public attendees’ concerns into consideration.
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Upcoming dedication of Soldiers Field to recognize Mt. Gretna’s military past
It’s easy to forget that the cozy hamlet of Mt. Gretna was once a military encampment, but an upcoming dedication of newly-purchased land will soon illuminate that era of history.
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New Penn moving administrative jobs out of Lebanon headquarters
As many as 80 jobs could be leaving the company’s headquarters.
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Lebanon ABWA chapter meeting features flag etiquette presentation
Old Glory was the focus when the Lebanon Valley Charter Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association held its pre-July 4th meeting on June 26 at the Hebron Banquet Hall.
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Lebanon County Representative wants more small county say when electing state appeals court judges
Judges on Pennsylvania’s three appeals courts are elected at large, on a statewide basis. Lebanon County Representative Russ Diamond (R-102) thinks that system has some problems, and he wants to fix them.
