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Community Shoutouts
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200+ Schaefferstown properties included in new National Register historic district
On Friday, Nov. 3, the National Park Service approved the nomination of the Schaefferstown Historic District, which has been officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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CLA to hold 47th annual holiday parade, expecting to attract 10,000 people
Greg Bracale, president of the Community of Lebanon Association, spoke with LebTown about the upcoming festivities.
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Annville Free Library cuts the ribbon on once-in-a-generation expansion project
The Annville Free Library officially opened its doors on Nov. 11 after a seven-year, $4.5 million expansion and renovation project, with the community rallying to provide financial support and the Christ family pledging up to $150,000 in matching funds for the remaining costs.
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A dream comes true this weekend at Campbelltown Community Playground
More than 80 people showed up this past weekend to make the dream of a new Campbelltown Community Playground come to life.
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Long-awaited Heidelberg Township playground now complete
Heidelberg Township recently completed a new playground on its municipal property between two baseball fields and beside a pavilion.
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Cornwall Manor collaboration with Rodale Institute blooms newest local bank barn
Located alongside the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail near Cornwall Manor’s Woods campus, the two-acre Trailside Organic Farm is now home to the newest bank barn in Lebanon County.
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Ed Hoover, cofounder of House Proud [We Are Lebanon, Pa]
We Are Lebanon, Pa speaks with Ed Hoover of House Proud about his vision for a beautiful Lebanon.
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Enterprise Holdings Foundation donates to Community Health Council for 3rd year
Enterprise Holdings Foundation has donated $10,000 to the Community Health Council of Lebanon County for the third year in a row.
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United Way progresses toward $1M annual goal, welcomes new staff
The United Way of Lebanon County launched its Annual Giving Campaign last month, and as of Oct. 5, has already raised $200,000 of its ambitious $1 million goal aimed at bolstering community initiatives.
