Anyone can contribute a tile to the mosaic, which is expected to be unveiled at the end of 2025 or beginning of 2026.
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Pets of the Week: Lamb Chop and Lainey
This week, meet Lamb Chop and Lainey!
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Pennsylvania Army Guard names best warriors following four-day competition
The Pennsylvania Army National Guard named its best warriors following a four-day competition at Fort Indiantown Gap from April 3 to 6.
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Children’s book by Lancaster County native featured on Myerstown StoryWalk
The Myerstown Community Library’s StoryWalk features Lancaster native Jessica Whipple’s book about contentment along a 0.1-mile loop at Myerstown Community Park.
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Rain doesn’t dampen spirits at third annual Umbrella Walk honoring Lt. Lebo
Police officers and members of the community came together to honor the late Lt. William Lebo during the third annual Umbrella Walk Monday.
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Coming attractions: International film festival returns at Mt. Gretna arts show
The second annual Mount Gretna International Film Festival returns during the Mount Gretna Outdoor Arts Show even bigger and better than last year.
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Local musical ‘Lemonade!’ returns to Lebanon stage after decade-long hiatus
After ten years and some revision, locally-created musical Lemonade! has returned to the stage at Lebanon Community Theatre.
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Harvest Thrift, offshoot of Awaken The Harvest Ministries, serves Lebanon city
Harvest Thrift opened its doors to the Lebanon community on Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024, and the community has been responding positively since.
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Lebanon Valley Chamber seeks nominations for ‘Beyond the Call’ award
The Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for the 2025 General Frank Smoker “Beyond the Call” Award.
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101-year-old landowner among families protecting farms in Kittatinny Ridge area
Two recent additions to the tally of preserved farms in Lebanon County include a 78-acre farm in a region crucial for songbird migration and a 42-acre farm added to the list by its 101-year-old owner.
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Grant brings nutrition services to local Spanish- and Arabic-speaking families
Family Health Council of Central Pennsylvania and Lebanon Family Health Services have secured a $426,000 grant to expand nutrition services for Spanish- and Arabic-speaking families in Lebanon County through the “WIC Works” initiative.
