The City of Lebanon announced that street sweeping will resume on Monday, March 17.
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Palmyra Borough Council hears update on Route 422 culvert issue
The borough had to respond quickly to put steel plates at the drainage culvert underneath the intersection of West Main Street and South Mark Street as the caps were unsteady and rocking as cars drove over.
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Mayor tells City Council vacancies filled, early year revenue lag expected
Mayor tells Lebanon City Council she’s filled two board vacancies and expects revenue to pick up when tax bills go out next month.
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Sheetz plans county’s first drive-through location at Long Lane in N. Lebanon Twp.
A preliminary/final land development plan has been submitted for a 6,139-square-foot Sheetz location at the intersection of State Route 72 and Long Lane.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of February 24
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Jackson Township moves forward on paving walking paths in public parks
The township is putting together a phasing plan for Wheatland Woods to do the walking path, entrance, and parking area. Supervisors also approved a paving project at Jackson Meadows that will introduce about 150 square yards of path.
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1000s of homeowners may be eligible for property tax reduction; 2025 deadline 3/1
Lebanon County officials report nearly 33,000 properties are approved for Pennsylvania’s Homestead Tax Exemption program, with another 13,700 potentially eligible properties identified ahead of the March 1 deadline.
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Lebanon County seeks candidates for 300 local offices in 2025 election
Only 40 to 50 election petitions have been distributed after one week for Lebanon County’s 2025 municipal elections, prompting officials to call for more candidate participation before the March 11 filing deadline.
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Lebanon County Commissioners approve second round of opioid funding request
Lebanon County officials plan to create two new programs to treat opioid addiction if a second round of funding is approved by Pennsylvania officials.
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District judge removed from criminal cases due to charges against daughter
Local judges and prosecutors will not be part of a criminal prosecution against the daughter of a city magisterial district judge.
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Republicans have a chance to transform the Pa. Supreme Court this year
Judicial retention elections in Pennsylvania are usually sleepy. But this year, Republicans say they’re going all in to unseat three Democratic Supreme Court justices.
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Bethel Twp. officials grant waiver request for Bell & Evans cook plant project
Bell & Evans officials were granted a delay to construct a sidewalk/walking trail as required by Bethel Township ordinance as part of its planned cook plant along State Route 22 at Fredericksburg Road.
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Road crews throughout Lebanon County tackle rough winter
On icy, windy nights, while most are asleep, road crews throughout Lebanon county spring into action to prepare roads for morning traffic.
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North Cornwall Township Board of Supervisors select sewage rates
The North Cornwall Township Board of Supervisors selected a sewage rate from a study at its meeting Tuesday.
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North Lebanon Township approves Lion’s Lake change order
The North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to a $26,439.40 change order for the Lion’s Lake rehabilitation project at its meeting Monday.
