Both anticipated revenue and anticipiated expenditures for 2025 are at $1,322,075.
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Bethel Twp. supervisors look to reduce speed limit on two local roadways
Bethel Township supervisors had a productive November monthly meeting, including approval to conduct a speed traffic study and the announcement of public review for the 2025 budget.
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Pennsylvania Warhorse open house connects first responders, horses
Donna Simpson, Pennsylvania Warhorse founder and executive director, said they wanted to let people know about their new location at 1709 N. State Route 934 and the services they offer.
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Millcreek Township takes steps toward new property maintenance code
Millcreek Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to direct the solicitor to begin work on an ordinance adopting the International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) at its meeting Wednesday.
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Myerstown Borough looks into regional police coverage, advertises 2025 budget
Myerstown Borough Council unanimously agreed to authorize the township manager to reach out to the newly formed Lebanon County Regional Police Department at its monthly meeting Tuesday.
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Planned use of nearly 63-acre Bethel Township farmland remains uncertain
The fate of a Bethel Township poultry farm purchased by local poultry producer Bell & Evans in 2023 along Blue Mountain Road is still unknown.
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Fort Indiantown Gap hosts open house to showcase service to the state and nation
Fort Indiantown Gap swung open its doors to the public on Saturday to showcase its operations at the Lebanon County-based military installation.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of November 18
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Lebanon County Commissioners set salaries for two row offices
Lebanon County Commissioners held a special meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12 to set salaries for two elected offices.
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City of Lebanon Authority sends letters about possible lead service lines
This week, COLA mailed letters to 2,300 customers informing them that their service lines could be lead and investigation is needed.
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Palmyra Council tries to cut down on $819,000 budget shortfall, mayor retires
The council proposed several cuts that would put a dent in the shortfall, but ultimately decided to continue the meeting’s discussion at 6 p.m. on Nov. 18.
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Former city businessman facing long prison sentence on child porn charges
The sentencing of retired businessman Rick Troutman after his guilty plea to child pornography charges may be delayed for the appointment of an out-of-county judge.
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Cable median barrier project continues on multiple routes in south-central PA
A $5.2 million project to install a high-tension cable median barrier on Interstate 81 and other routes in south-central Pennsylvania is progressing this week in Dauphin County before moving into Lebanon and Cumberland counties within the next few weeks.
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South Londonderry Township awarded grants, advertise budget for 2025
South Londonderry Township was awarded LSA and DEP 902 grant funding but was again denied the LSA Multimodal Transportation Fund Grant.
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Mount Gretna reviews 2025 preliminary budget, plans not to raise taxes
The draft budget will not change local taxes for borough residents despite rising costs throughout the economy.
