The Humane Society of Lebanon County recently held bingo events at the St. Cecilia Social Hall, at 750 State Drive, and the Goodwill Fire Company No. 1 of Myerstown, at 299 W. Washington Ave.
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Campaign begins to convert historic church into faith-based youth center
Plans have been in the works for two years. Now, True Life Youth Ministries is kicking off a campaign to convert the old Christ Presbyterian Church into a community youth center.
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Bayer breaks ground for expansion at Myerstown Facility
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for a $43.6 million expansion at Bayer’s Myerstown manufacturing facility on Nov. 30.
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‘Why can’t I stay?’: Lebanon mall tenant wants to know the reason for her eviction
The owner of Five Stone Kids says she was given notice to vacate without explanation. Mall officials are keeping mum.
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PA National Guard observes 275th birthday in Ft. Indiantown Gap ceremony
The commonwealth is recognizing the 275 birthday of the Pennsylvania National Guard this month.
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Commissioners approve tentative 2023 budget, avoid millage bump
Lebanon County Commissioners on Thursday approved a tentative $100.5 million county fiscal budget for 2023, which does not include a tax increase.
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Election deniers file Nov. 8 recount petitions in Lebanon County court
Apparently as part of an organized statewide effort, a group of Lebanon County Republicans has filed court petitions demanding a hand recount of ballots cast for governor and U.S. Senate in the Nov. 8 general election.
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Lebanon City Council passes 2023 budget with no tax increase
Lebanon City Council approved a $15.6 million budget on Monday that will freeze property taxes for the eighth year in a row.
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Pucillo’s Pizza & Pasta changes ownership after 29 years in business
Pucillo’s Pizza & Pasta, at 1032 South 5th Ave., served its customers from Lebanon County and beyond for the last time on Nov. 1.
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Renowned recording engineer speaks at Lebanon Valley College
Recording engineer Shelly Yakus spoke at LVC’s VALE Media Industries Conference Nov. 19.
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State awards $3 million in redevelopment grants to local applicants
The state has awarded $3 million in grants to Lebanon County firms as part of its 2022 Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program.
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County Commissioner Bob Phillips is first incumbent to announce a re-election bid
Lebanon County Commissioner Robert Phillips announced Tuesday, Nov. 22, his decision to run for a fourth term in office.
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Juvenile charges are expected in Lebanon Catholic arson, DA says
Lebanon County District Attorney Pier Hess Graf says she expects juvenile proceedings to be filed soon in connection with the July 3 arson fire at the closed Lebanon Catholic School building.
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ACLU contends Lebanon County Courts non-compliant with the Sixth Amendment
An ACLU inquiry has prompted Lebanon County Courts to reexamine how attorneys are appointed to cases where a public defender has a conflict of interest preventing representation of a given individual.
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County Commissioners accept several grants at relatively light regular meeting
Lebanon County commissioners approved Thursday, Nov. 17, the county’s ongoing participation in a nine-county South Central Counter Terrorism Task Force.
