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Opinions & Letters
[Column] The cost of being Black and Excellent at Lebanon Valley College
LVC professor Dr. Terrence Alladin: “When you are Black in America, especially in spaces that were not built with you in mind, success alone is not enough.”
[Letter] GOP chair calls out political discussions at government meetings
In a letter to the editor, Lebanon County Republican Committee chairman Bill Bova says that political conversations about endorsements and other candidates during municipal and school board meetings is inappropriate.
Lebanon County Farm Bureau urges caution during Rural Roads Safety Week
“On behalf of the Lebanon County Farm Bureau, I encourage all residents to be aware of farm vehicles and equipment during their travels on rural roads. By working together, we can make the trip safe for motorists and farmers.”
[Letter] Meuser statement that protest was backed by Soros is a “flat-out lie”
In a letter to the editor, organizer Michael Schroeder says a statement by Rep. Dan Meuser claiming the March 24 protest had been financially supported by George Soros is “a flat-out lie.”
[Letter] “Grandstanding & fear-mongering have no place in our school district”
PASD school board president Michael Koval: “Shame on anyone who would suggest or imply that the administration and perhaps even school board members would intentionally and purposefully withhold important information and not care about the safety of our children.”
[Letter] “We all deserve answers,” says PASD director of hit-and-run suspect
PASD school board member Jill Martin: “The school board and the parents should have been properly notified of this situation immediately.”
[Column] Blueprint for prosperity: Making the American economy great again
Congressman Dan Meuser: “Americans want a leaner, more accountable government where every taxpayer dollar is accounted for and every agency operates with efficiency.”
Mark Lerchen’s smile will be missed most of all
A longtime youth sports coach and mentor for the Annville-Cleona community, Mark Lerchen passed away over the weekend from ALS.
[Column] Why changes to the homebuyer-agent relationship are good for consumers
Amanda Krall, president of the Lebanon County Association of Realtors, writes about two significant changes that are affecting the relationship between homebuyers and buyer agents and why she views these changes as good for consumers.
[Column] Confronting cancer: A journey of resilience, love, and rediscovery
“We all try not to think of cancer, but we are not really in control.”
[Column] National Skilled Trades Day highlights need for expanded workforce training in Pennsylvania
“Now more than ever, accessible, and affordable workforce training is the cornerstone of addressing poverty, unemployment, and underemployment in our communities.”
[Column] Lebanon couple thanks WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital ICU
“Now I know what the phrase ‘Hug a healthcare worker today’ really means. They are very special people.”
[Letter] Aliens are greater threat to election than drop box
South Lebanon Township resident Dr. Duncan MacLean writes: “Having no curbside drop box poses an obstacle to older voters with handicaps such as my wife, who requires a cane and cannot tolerate standing in long lines.”
[Letter] Reasons given for drop box removal make no sense
Lebanon County Democratic Committee member Monica von Dobeneck writes in a letter to the editor: “The commissioners should be encouraging people to vote, instead of making it harder.”













