North Londonderry Township supervisors accept retirement letter from township police chief Kevin L. Snyder after 24 years of service.
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Tipping fee for waste disposal at refuse authority to increase in 2026
Haulers will pay more in 2026 to dispose of a ton of waste – $82 per ton up from $72 per ton – at the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority.
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Passports, concealed weapon permits for Lebanon Countians coming this weekend
Passport Acceptance Day, which is growing in popularity, is back this weekend. Lebanon County residents can also get or renew their concealed firearm permits on Saturday.
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Lebanon County officials provide final update before Nov. 4 municipal election
With Election Day approaching on Nov. 4, Lebanon County election officials provide an update to the county’s election board at an Oct. 16 meeting.
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Lebanon man creates farm scene on Liberty Bell for America250 celebration
Lebanon artist creates colorful farm scene to celebrate the county’s rich agricultural tradition and keep farmers in the forefront of our minds now and forever as part of the America250 celebration.
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Lebanon County inks hazmat services agreement with Lancaster County
Lebanon County solidifies relationship with Lancaster County for hazmat services with three year-plus agreement deal.
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South Londonderry Twp. approves sewer plan that could lead to higher rates
The project would include constructing a pump station and force main at the existing Campbelltown West Wastewater Treatment Plant site and pumping wastewater received there to an upgraded Campbelltown East Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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Hundreds protest at Lebanon ‘No Kings’
Saturday morning, Oct. 18, protestors spanned the length of Fisher Veterans’ Memorial Park in Lebanon, lining the street’s edge with protest signs and American flags in opposition to the Trump administration.
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Palmyra Borough Council discusses 2026 budget, which is not as dire as 2025’s
Borough manager Roger Powl said fire taxes and refuse rates will likely increase in 2026, but the borough isn’t in a “dire situation” that would require a major millage rate increase like in 2025.
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Myerstown to undertake wastewater treatment facility feasibility study
Myerstown Borough Council unanimously agreed to approve a wastewater treatment facility feasibility study from RETTEW Associates, Inc. for $39,500 at its monthly meeting Tuesday.
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Intersection work at N. Zinns Mill & Main Street in Quentin to be completed this fall
An intersection improvement project in Quentin resumed Monday after a year-long delay when PennDOT mandated additional stormwater infrastructure that increased costs from an estimated $70,000 to more than $117,000.
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Pa. & Lebanon Co. officials celebrate being top farmland preservation state
Pennsylvania, Lebanon County officials commemorate state being the national leader in farmland preservation during event at South Annville Township farm.
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Lebanon County launches initiative to help non-violent criminals get treatment
Lebanon County officials announced Wednesday a law enforcement treatment initiative that diverts non-violent offenders with mental health or substance abuse issues into treatment programs rather than jail, making it the 34th Pennsylvania county to adopt the program.
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N. Annville Twp. supervisors address multiple traffic concerns from residents
Dump truck accident leads to discussion concerning traffic safety at North Annville Township meeting, along with possible ordinance to address vehicular noises.
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Cornwall Borough narrowly approves E-town water authority discussions
During its monthly meeting Monday, Cornwall Borough Council agreed to open discussions/negotiations between the borough and the Elizabethtown Area Water Authority.
