The $3.1 million loan is at a 4% interest rate, and the district staff recommended it because the bank allows prepayments, which could save on the amount of interest paid.
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PennDOT schedules utility pole work on Richland Avenue, Myerstown
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has scheduled utility pole replacement work this week on Richland Avenue (Route 2011) in Myerstown.
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Code Blue Alert issued for Monday afternoon into Thursday morning
The Lebanon County Coalition to End Homelessness has issued a Code Blue Alert that will begin at 4 p.m. Monday, Jan. 19, and last until 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 22.
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Shuey’s Pretzels says future is uncertain
Shuey’s Pretzels, a 99-year-old Lebanon fixture whose twisted treats have delighted everyone from popes to presidents, is pondering its next chapter.
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Annville-Cleona school board accepts member resignation, looks to fill seat
The Annville-Cleona School Board voted during its Jan. 12 meeting to accept the resignation of board member Robert Evans, leaving them with 30 days to fill the seat.
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Myerstown Borough Council waits on solicitor appointment
Following discussion on the possible appointment of a new solicitor at its reorganization meeting Jan. 5, Myerstown Borough Council opted to table action on the matter at its regular meeting Tuesday.
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From Falcon to Flame: Ben Rhine finds new meaning at New Covenant Christian
Transferring from Cedar Crest to New Covenant Christian, senior Ben Rhine has become the pulse of the Flames boys basketball program.
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We saved you a bite: K-Ville Hotel & Tavern (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics’s take: After a few visits to the K-Ville Tavern, they’ve not been disappointed yet.
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Cornwall Borough Council passes zoning amendment for non-listed uses
Cornwall Borough Council unanimously agreed to pass an ordinance amending the zoning ordinance to govern uses not already accounted for by borough code following a public hearing Monday.
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Cornwall P&Z seeks solicitor review on possible ordinances
The Cornwall Planning and Zoning Commission requested guidance from the borough solicitor on multiple topics at a special meeting Monday morning, including the possibility of instituting a data center ordinance.
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N. Annville Twp. supervisors enter into tax collection agreement with county
North Annville Township supervisors finalized a tax collection agreement with Lebanon County to collect a new fire tax after lowering the rate from 1 mill to 0.6 mills following an unexpected state grant.
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City of Lebanon Authority board votes to retain current leadership
In its reorganization meeting Monday, the City of Lebanon Authority board approved retention of its current leadership, re-electing Martin Yocum as chairman.
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Mount Gretna Borough approves labor time study, short term rental renewals
Mount Gretna Borough Council members approved a new labor time study that will begin in January and continue through the year.
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Palmyra zoning board recesses hearing on controversial luxury apartment plans
Residents filled the room to ask the developer questions and voice their concerns about the proposed parking guidelines and height of the building, among other things.
