Instead of a full showcasing of the area’s best bovines, this year’s edition of the fair was limited to youth participants only. Nevertheless, there was still plenty of dairy delightfulness to be admired.
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🔗 With JETT Ride 2020, Hains brothers continue fight against Duchenne MD (Paywall)
Luke and Lance Hains’ commitment to their younger brother, Levi Hains, and those like him who are battling Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, has never been stronger.
🔗 Pennsylvania Supreme Court dismisses challenge to Gov. Wolf’s statewide eviction moratorium
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a challenge to the governor’s statewide moratorium on foreclosures and evictions, leaving in place an order that shields renters from losing their homes for failing to pay rent during the pandemic.
🔗 How one of Pennsylvania’s only fairs looks and feels during the pandemic
Even with the restrictions, many people said how thankful they were that the Lebanon Area Fair opted to go on during the pandemic and how appreciative they were that the students could show their animals.
🔗 LNP editorializes about state Rep. Russ Diamond’s discouragement of mask wearing (Paywall)
Lancaster Newspapers editorializes: “There is disgraceful, and then there is state Rep. Russ Diamond, who serves portions of neighboring Lebanon County.”
🔗 Loved ones seek answers, remember Kortne Stouffer on 8th anniversary of her disappearance
Wednesday is the eight-year anniversary of the disappearance of Kortne Souffer.
🔗 Patient drowns in pond at WellSpan Philhaven
A 46-year-old Lancaster County woman drowned Friday at Wellspan Philhaven, 283 S. Butler Road, according to West Cornwall Township Police Department.
🔗 Former LPN at Cornwall Manor accused of stealing Ativan gel, replacing it with body lotion
A former Cornwall Manor employee is facing theft by deception and possession of a controlled substance charges after police say she stole 200 doses of Ativan gel earlier this year.
🔗 John Baer: Gov. Wolf played politics by holding Lebanon’s coronavirus money (Paywall)
“The Democratic governor’s head-bang with Lebanon County is a bad message of power politics ahead of people. Wrong in normal times. Worse now.”
🔗 Lawmakers call for more scrutiny over $700 million Treasury Dept. loan to U.S. trucking company (Paywall)
A bipartisan congressional oversight body is raising questions about a $700 million emergency loan awarded by the Treasury Department to the U.S. trucking company that operates Lebanon County-founded New Penn.
🔗 Sullivan golf, Gretna tennis tourneys to go on despite coronavirus. (Paywall)
W.B. Sullivan Invitational and Mt. Gretna Men’s Club men’s tennis tournament get underway Thursday.
🔗 Man struck with hatchet during fight: Lebanon police
One person in the hospital after he was struck with a hatchet during a fight, and police are now looking for the suspect.
🔗 35-year-old man wanted in North Lebanon Township stabbing: police
Lebanon County Police are looking for 35-year-old Tyrell Giles, who they think stabbed another person at a gas station.
🔗 Milk Marketing Board claims Dean Foods bonds
Dairy Farmers of America is closer to getting paid for some of its April milk after the Pennsylvania Milk Marketing Board made four claims against Dean Foods’ milk dealer bonds.
🔗 A month after protest against racism, Lebanon releases redacted police department policies (Paywall)
In response to several public records requests and pressure from community members, Lebanon police released a redacted copy of their department policies online on Thursday.
