The juvenile was last seen in Jonestown on Dec. 20, 2000, according to State Police.
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🔗 New milkshake flavor will be available at 2023 PA Farm Show
In 2023, the PA Dairymen’s Association will launch a new flavor of milkshake at the Farm Show: orange cream.
🔗 Feds: Pilot spoke of plane issue before crash that killed 2 in Luzerne County
The National Transportation Safety Board said in a preliminary report that the two had flown from a Lebanon County airport to the Hazleton Regional Airport and then on to Wilkes-Barre Wyoming Valley Airport, where the pilot told a friend that a rigging issue seemed to cause the Bearhawk Patrol airplane to “kick” laterally during turns.
🔗 New grocery store opening in Lebanon County
The new Grocery Outlet Bargain Market is expected to create up to 35 new jobs and will be located on 1301 Quentin Rd, Lebanon. The new store will open from 7 a.m. – 9 p.m.
🔗 Red Cross responds to Lebanon apartment building after water break
The American Red Cross responded to the Chestnut Crossings Apartments, located on the 800 block of Chestnut Street in Lebanon, after receiving reports of a water main break and building collapse.
🔗 Lebanon Fire Department receives new fire extinguisher for electric vehicles
Lebanon Fire Department is one of three fire companies across the East Coast to have this special EV fire extinguisher technology.
🔗 Pennsylvania State Police identify victim in fatal crash on I-81 in Lebanon County
Pennsylvania State Police have identified a man killed in a crash Tuesday night on I-81 in Lebanon County. Police said the victim was Santos Diaz-Colon, 37, of Reading. The crash happened during the evening rush hour in the southbound lanes of I-81 between the Lebanon City Exit and the Annville Exit.
🔗 Homicide suspect may be with family in Lebanon, police say
The Reading Police Department is looking for a suspect in a homicide, and they say he may be staying with family in Lebanon.
🔗 Historic ‘rail-trail’ site in Lebanon County is bringing ice cream back
The historic site on 1550 Mt. Wilson Road, which was home to the long time Twin Kiss ice cream in Colebrook, is officially being turned into a new ice cream shop called Colebrook Crossing.
🔗 Road in Fort Indiantown Gap to temporarily close
Utility Road from Asher-Miner Road to Service Road will be closed between Monday, Nov. 7, and Friday, Nov. 11. This is being done due to utility pole replacements.
🔗 Election preview: 48th state senate district to feature a rematch
Voters in Pennsylvania’s 48th state senate district will have a rapid rematch on their ballots next week, as the same candidates who ran for the seat in last year’s special election will be appearing again for 2022.
🔗 Diamond, Quick give voters a choice in the race for a Lebanon County House seat
Lebanon County voters in the 102nd state House district face a decision when they go to vote in the Nov. 8 midterm election.
🔗 Dog killed, firefighter injured as Lebanon house fire displaces 8 people
A fire damaged at least two residences in Lebanon during the evening hours of Tuesday, Nov. 1.
🔗 Two men identified in deadly Luzerne County plane crash
The Luzerne County coroner released the names of the two victims who died in a plane crash over the weekend in Hanover Township. As a result of the crash two occupants, Michael Bowen, 59, of Jonestown, and Ronald Snyder 76, of Bernville, were pronounced dead at the scene.
🔗 Parkside Bar in Hershey sold to Funck’s Restaurant Group
The Parkside Hotel at the corner of East Derry Road and Park Avenue in Derry Township has been sold, according to a post on the bar’s Facebook page. The bar has been purchased by Funck’s Restaurant Group, according to the post.