Dan Shuman, who is on the ballot for November, will serve in Rick Kline’s seat until January. Tom Keefer’s seat remained empty at the end of the April meeting.
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Commissioners tentatively agree to sell S. Lebanon Twp. parcel to developer
Lebanon County Commissioners vote 2-1 at April 3 meeting to sell 17 acres of county-owned land if contingencies are met.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of April 7
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Traffic plans for hazardous Bethel Township intersection revealed
Tentative traffic safety improvement plans for a dangerous intersection in Bethel Township were presented on Friday, April 4 during a special session of the township’s planning commission.
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North Cornwall Township awards bid for 2025 paving project
Present members of the North Cornwall Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to select Pennsy Supply’s bid of $229,620 for the 2025 paving project at their monthly meeting Tuesday.
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Community connections make Cedar Hill’s Civil War sentry project possible
Civil War statue in Fredericksburg has returned to stand guard over cemetery and town following restoration.
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East Hanover Twp. supervisors to send member to hearing on trailer housing
The East Hanover Township Board of Supervisors agreed to send a representative to the township’s next Zoning Hearing Board meeting at its monthly meeting Monday.
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Fort Indiantown Gap adds new training range and sniper tower to installation
A new training range and sniper tower are under construction at Fort Indiantown Gap to enhance training opportunities at the military base.
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Ribbon cutting marks completion of Downtown Lebanon Streetscape project
The City of Lebanon officially marked the completion of the downtown Cumberland Streetscape project Tuesday at a City Hall ribbon cutting.
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Proposed $25M cut to bird flu aid for farmers could leave Pa. unprepared for surge, GOP lawmakers fear
The Shapiro administration says Pennsylvania has enough in reserves to address avian influenza, but Republican lawmakers aren’t convinced that reallocating that funding is responsible.
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Records reveal Shapiro admin stopped tracking why older adults die during abuse, neglect investigations
The state started tracking deaths as older adults were dying in alarmingly higher numbers. Then a top aging official halted the process.
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PennDOT reconsiders N. Annville Twp. intersection traffic improvement plan
PennDOT is exploring other traffic safety improvement options following public comment concerning the use of preserved farmland near the intersection of Hill Church Road and Thompson Avenue in North Annville Township.
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After $3.125 million in settlements, Jay Splain receives promotion to corporal
Pennsylvania State Police trooper Jay Splain, involved in four fatal shootings that led to $3.125 million in settlements, will be promoted to corporal while continuing his role in the department’s mental health assistance program.
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Palmyra to consider prorating trash bills, approves alley closures for Seltzer event
Palmyra Borough Council will consider prorating trash bills for residents moving in or out of the borough after a new resident complained about paying for services she didn’t use.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of March 31
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
