At the July 9 meeting, the council approved the settlement documents related to PennDOT’s right-of-way purchase as well as some seasonal items.
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S. Londonderry board discusses loan for new fire engine, advertises ordinances
At its July meeting, the South Londonderry Township Board of Supervisors discussed the Campbelltown Fire Company fire engine loan and moved to advertise new ordinances.
Bill benefiting police officers at Fort Indiantown Gap passes state Senate
The state Senate unanimously passed legislation sponsored by Sen. Chris Gebhard (R-48) to allow Fort Indiantown Gap police officers to be Act 120 certified under the Municipal Police Officers’ Education and Training Commission.
To certify election results on time, Pa. looks to set new deadlines for legal challenges
The legislation seeks to prevent delays in finalizing Pennsylvania’s electoral votes, as seen in 2022.
Proposed bills could shift Pennsylvania’s public notices from print to digital
Pennsylvania township and borough associations want the legislature to let them publish public notices online, but lobbyists for newspapers say voters prefer the status quo.
Cornwall Borough Council approves PRL and Rexmont Road subdivision plans
The Cornwall Borough Council approved the final plans for the PRL and Rexmont Road subdivisions at its meeting Monday.
Proposed redevelopment of former Quentin Riding Club clears first hurdle
West Cornwall Township supervisors unanimously approved a conditional use application for a mixed-use project at the site of the former Quentin Riding Club at a special meeting Monday, July 1.
West Cornwall Twp. supervisors set appeals process for code violations
West Cornwall Township supervisors set an appeals process and penalties for violations of the property maintenance code.
N. Annville Twp. supervisors set deadline for decision on fire company merger
North Annville Township supervisors set a deadline for one of two fire companies located in the municipality to decide if they are going to participate in a merger agreement.
North Lebanon approves merger with North Cornwall police department
The North Lebanon Board of Supervisors voted to adopt a charter for the Lebanon County Regional Police Department, merging the North Lebanon and North Cornwall police departments, at its meeting Tuesday.
Lebanon delegate will take his passion for Trump to GOP National Convention
A Lebanon County man is headed to Milwaukee next week to rally for Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention.
[LebTown Exclusive] Lebanon County’s new 911 ops center set to open soon
LebTown was given an exclusive tour of the county’s new 911 Center, which is set to open in the near future.
County to build 7 new towers, distribute 2,000 radios in communications overhaul
Lebanon County’s emergency communications radio system will be modernized and includes the construction of seven new towers across Lebanon County.
Estate settles with PSP for $1.25M over March 2020 killing of Charity Thome
The estate of a Richland woman killed by Pennsylvania State Troopers in March 2020 avoids a court date by settling with the commonwealth.
Recloser switch failure briefly takes out power for 2,500 Met-Ed customers
Roughly 2,500 Met-Ed customers were briefly without power on Tuesday afternoon, July 9, after a recloser switch failed on a line nearby the electric utility’s North Lebanon substation.
















