Myerstown resident Amy Brown served as interim executive director of the Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts starting in February and moved into the official position at the start of September.
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Isaac Meier Homestead announces fall and winter happenings, prepares for 2026
The Isaac Meier Homestead invites the community to make new memories with a variety of events while learning about the colonial way of life.
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North Lebanon Township man dies after truck hits building in Cleona, police say
A North Lebanon Township man was killed in a single-vehicle crash Monday morning in Cleona Borough, police said.
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Coleman Park Latin Festival pulls high first-year turnout
Saturday’s Latin Festival, the first of its kind held at Coleman Memorial Park, saw a full amphitheater, with parking scarce throughout the park.
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Mail-in ballots to be mailed in early October for November election
Election board take action on various items at Sept. 18 meeting in advance of Nov. 4 municipal election.
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Schoolhouse Antiques in Palmyra celebrates 7-year anniversary
The 7-year anniversary event had live music, a visit from the Palmyra Greenhouse flower truck, and a raffle to celebrate the Palmyra and store community.
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Lebanon City Council receives farmers market update ahead of voting meeting
Lebanon Farmers Market owner Jared Mizrahi attended the Lebanon City Council’s pre-council meeting to give updates about his plans for the market, which include revitalization and events.
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Bethel Twp. questions insurance coverage for non-emergency events
Questions swirl around liability at non-fire company events in Bethel Township during Sept. 18 supervisors meeting.
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Swatara Township grants solar farm conditional use, but future still uncertain
RWE Clean Energy secured conditional approval for a solar installation in Swatara Township but must either challenge Bethel Township’s rejection or modify plans that currently span both municipalities.
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North Cornwall Township supervisors begin review of budget for 2026
The North Cornwall Township Board of Supervisors began to review the drafted 2026 budget at its meeting Tuesday.
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ABARTA starts work on $100 million S. Lebanon Coca-Cola distribution center
Wednesday morning, ABARTA broke ground on a 240,000 square-foot Coca-Cola sales and distribution facility planned for a 52-acre parcel in the Lebanon Valley Business Park.
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All-female crew helps single mom achieve homeownership dream
A team of female volunteers worked in a Walnut Street home in Lebanon. Women Build Lebanon Week is a chance to celebrate female volunteers, construction workers, and homeowners.
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Jackson Township imposes 10-ton weight limit on S. Ramona Rd. bridge
The township is still waiting for the final report but was advised to impose a 10-ton weight limit in the meantime due to one of the bridge’s wing walls bowing.
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North Lebanon Township approves feral cat feeding for registered TNR programs
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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Featured Lebanon Valley events for the weekend of Sept. 19 to Sept. 21
This weekend in Lebanon County features a library book sale, a plant exchange and propagation party, and live performances.
