An Annville-area man lives his faith through his metal artwork.
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What happened to the ‘bank clock’ on Cumberland Street?
The old “bank clock” that stood for decades on the sidewalk at 760 Cumberland is gone. LebTown looks at its history, and whether another could some day stand on the spot.
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Pa. election 2024: How to serve as a poll worker on Nov. 5
Pennsylvania poll workers help to make voting run smoothly on Election Day. Here’s how you can serve as one.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of September 16
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Millcreek discusses grant options for Community Development Block funding
The Millcreek Township Board of Supervisors heard options for the township’s 2024 allotment of Community Development Block Grant funding Wednesday.
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Bethel Twp. supervisors approve traffic plan at Bell & Evans’ Plant 2, nearby diner
Bethel Township supervisors unanimously passed a number of items presented on their Sept. 12 agenda.
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Amount of waste sent to landfill decreased slightly in August
The Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority took in 1,756 tons of waste in August, a slight decrease from July’s tonnage but similar to previous years’ tonnage.
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S. Annville supervisors move forward with Candler’s Pointe phase 1 plans
The South Annville supervisors conditionally approved the Candler's Pointe phase 1 plans.
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South Londonderry Township supervisors cancel Lawn Fire Company engine loan
News about a South Londonderry fire tax is forthcoming.
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Myerstown Borough Council furthers street improvement plans
The Myerstown Borough Council furthered plans for several street projects at its meeting Tuesday.
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Route 934 roundabout reaches apparent dead end; PennDOT to retain grant funds
A proposed roundabout at the intersection of Route 934 and Clear Spring Road is no longer an option.
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A statewide search for historic buildings finds 1000s after a decades-long drought
An army of contractors has spent the past several years quietly fanning out across Pennsylvania to find the history state records have missed.
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Preliminary plan application for former riding club to be submitted in November
Development of the former Quentin Riding Club at the intersection of state routes 72 and 419 is moving forward with a preliminary plan application likely to be submitted to Lebanon County Planning Department around Thanksgiving.
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City of Lebanon Authority nears DEP agreement over 20-year water permit
The City of Lebanon Authority and officials with the state Department of Environmental Protection have reached a tentative agreement on a new water supply and allocation permit.
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Cornwall Borough Council advances amendment to move warehouse zoning
The Cornwall Borough Council unanimously agreed to advance an amendment which would move warehousing from the Limited Industrial zone to General Commercial at its Monday meeting.
