Above: Located in Swatara State Park, Bordner’s Cabin has been called Lebanon County’s Falling Water, a designation that would no doubt please the Lebanon County native who admired Frank Lloyd Wright’s western PA landmark. (LebTown file photo by Will Trostel)
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LebTown coverage of Bethel Township
Municipal reporting
Bethel Twp. zoning board allows variances requested by poultry producer
Variances granted Thursday at Bethel Township zoning hearing for Bell & Evans for two separate projects being planned by the poultry producer in Fredericksburg.
Bethel Twp. planners receive solar farm, Blue Mountain Road project updates
The Bethel Township Planning Commission held a nearly 2.5-hour meeting Tuesday to review multiple Bell & Evans projects, including a cold storage facility, Transportation Center and highway improvements, along with Lebanon 22’s solar farm plans.
Bethel Twp. supervisors vote to issue violation letter, reorganize board for 2026
Bethel Township supervisors vote to send business violation letter and to reorganize for 2026 at Jan. 5 meeting.
Bethel Township purchases gear, hires new employee at year-end meeting
Bethel Township supervisors approved the purchase of a $77,442.92 Bobcat compact track loader and hired a new maintenance employee during their Dec. 30 year-end meeting.
Bethel Twp. officials formally adopt 2026 budget with no tax increase on residents
Bethel Township supervisors formally adopt their 2026 budget and bid farewell to a departing board member at their Dec. 11 meeting.
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