The new break room will have new cabinets, some new appliances, and plumbing and electric.
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Former Lebanon city mayoral candidate hosts spoken word event at Allen Theatre
Former Lebanon city mayoral candidate Scott Church held a spoken word event about politics at the Allen Theatre in Annville on Tuesday.
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City of Lebanon seeking bids for initial phase of Optimist Park improvements
City seeking bids for pickleball courts, improvements to existing facilities to Lebanon’s Optimist Park
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Ephrata firm’s bacteria tablets save local agencies thousands in sewer upkeep cost
For the past five years, Quorym technicians have spent several days each month dropping mesh bags with the FOG-metabolizing bacteria into manholes around Lebanon city and county.
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Small plastic ‘honeycombs’ led to big savings for City of Lebanon Authority
In 2011, the City of Lebanon Authority’s opted to meet discharge limits set by its NPDES permit by investing in 1.7 million plastic pieces; these are beginning to break down.
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City of Lebanon to repave parts of Lincoln Ave., Willow and Liberty streets
Parts of Lincoln Avenue and Willow and Liberty streets will be repaved between now and the end of the month.
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Conservationists address commissioners on county sale of wetlands to developer
Lebanon County Commissioners heard conservation groups’ concerns over sale and possible development of county land including Quittie Creek wetlands
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Bethel Township Planning Commission asks for more info on intersection project
The commission wants to know if Bell & Evans could increase sight lines by taking down the bank of the woods and raising part of Chestnut Hill Road.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of April 21
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Lebanon countians can help create a mosaic for America’s 250th anniversary
Anyone can contribute a tile to the mosaic, which is expected to be unveiled at the end of 2025 or beginning of 2026.
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Cornwall Junior Council to promote youth engagement with local politics
Cornwall Borough Council has resurrected a program to teach local kids about government and politics: the Junior Council Program.
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Mount Gretna resident’s $20,000 donation funds Stevens Ave. paving
Mount Gretna Borough Council announced Stevens Avenue will undergo paving in early May, funded partially by a resident’s $20,000 donation.
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Cornwall Borough approves reviews of zoning ordinances, historic overlay idea
Cornwall Borough Council unanimously agreed to direct the Planning and Zoning Committee to begin a review of the borough’s zoning ordinances at its monthly meeting Monday.
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West Cornwall Township to open public works bids on May 9
Prepping for West Cornwall Township’s 2025 public works projects is underway, township supervisors learned Monday.
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City of Lebanon Authority seeks customers for water testing
The City of Lebanon Authority may begin knocking on doors in an effort to sign up at least seven more customers with suspected lead service lines for water testing this summer.
