The North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to amend its code of ordinances to allow for the feeding of feral cats as part of a registered trap neuter release (TNR) program at its monthly meeting Monday.
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North Londonderry reviews invitation to collab with regional police department
North Londonderry Township officials are weighing an invitation to join the Western Lebanon County Regional Police Department.
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Swatara Township requests waivers for N. Lancaster St. bridge weight limit
The bridge has a weight limit of 18 tons and 33 tons for combinations, and the township hopes to get waivers for fire company and township vehicles to help with quick response time in emergencies and treating snow and ice.
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South Annville Township extends contract with Kreider Paving for one year
At the Sept. 10 meeting, supervisors also accepted a box card change, were updated on the Annville Free Library, and heard from residents.
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Union Township supervisors adopt updated stormwater ordinance
Union Township’s last stormwater management ordinance was adopted in 2010, and township staff recommended it be updated to better align with current guidelines.
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Millcreek Township to pursue Quality of Life ordinance for adoption in December
At its monthly meeting Wednesday, the Millcreek Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to direct its solicitor to begin drafting a Quality of Life ordinance, with adoption estimated to take place in December.
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South Londonderry approves waivers and plan for Palmyra district office building
The plan for a 13,000 square foot Palmyra Area School District office building on South Forge Road can move forward now that the township supervisors approved the requested waivers and the plan.
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Palmyra Borough approves Eagle Scout project, hears paving & parking updates
The approved Eagle Scout project will tackle cleaning and refreshing Heritage Park toward the end of March next year.
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Myerstown Borough explores coverage from Lebanon County Regional Police
During Tuesday’s monthly meeting, Myerstown Borough Council’s chairman Park Haverstick II explained that the borough is looking into receiving police coverage from the Lebanon County Regional Police Department.
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South Lebanon Township appoints new member to sewer authority board
The board also approved the purchase of a flusher truck from North Lebanon Township at its Tuesday meeting.
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Cleona council reviews 2026 preliminary budget, discusses road repaving plans
Council members reviewed next year's preliminary budget and a 10-year plan to repave several roads in the borough.
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Mount Gretna continues accessible parking discussion, recaps art show
The Mount Gretna Borough Council is weighing adding an accessible parking spot on Pennsylvania Avenue. Some council members said they worry about starting to offer these spots upon request, but they will continue the discussion next month.
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Analysis shows no need to zone for more residential development in West Cornwall
West Cornwall Township has sufficient land zoned for residential development to accommodate community growth for the next three to five years, supervisors were told at their Monday meeting.
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Cornwall Borough Council directs P&Z to work with solicitor on zoning review
At its monthly meeting Monday, Cornwall Borough Council unanimously agreed to permit the Planning and Zoning Commission to meet with borough solicitor Josele Cleary and discuss options for changes to the zoning ordinance.
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City of Lebanon Authority shares results from August water testing
City of Lebanon Authority reported Monday that water samples tested for lead from 29 water customers in August contained no lead particles or contained lead below the 15 parts per billion action level, and one sample exceeded 15 ppm.
