12 acres of historic South Londonderry Township farmland will now remain conserved indefinitely thanks to the Dr. Rugh and Sylvia Henderson, along with some help by The Lebanon Valley Conservancy.
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St. Mark’s invites vocalists, bell ringers to join choir; church affiliation not required
St. Mark’s United Church of Christ in Lebanon has put out the call for vocalists and ringers interested in serving on a adult, youth, or handbell choir during worship services.
Posted inEducation
LVC physicist part of $1.95 million Dept. of Energy grant for gluon research
Lebanon Valley College physicist Dr. Daniel Pitonyak has been included in a $1.95 million, five-year grant that will assemble scientists from 16 colleges, universities, and national laboratories for focused research into gluons.
Posted inLebanon Valley Food Critics
We saved you a bite: Tosco Pizza in Myerstown (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics’ take: Tosco is a local favorite that pumps out a lot of meals and pizzas.
Posted inCrime & Safety
Blotter: Criminal mischief, public drunkenness, death natural, found dog
Here are the latest updates from local and state police in Lebanon County.
Posted inPeople & Places
Lebanon County Crisis Intervention is always there for people most in need
Now, there’s so much more to know about the multi-faceted local agency affectionately known as ‘Crisis.’ But at its core, what Lebanon County Crisis Intervention does – what it’s really all about – is empowering people, making a difference in lives and practicing the art of communication.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Mill 72 will add Lebanon County location at Cedar Crest Square; to open in spring
Mill 72 Bake Shop & Café plans to expand its reach from Manheim into Lebanon County. The café and bake shop will open at 1784 Quentin Road in North Cornwall Township in the spring.
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WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital welcomes Emma Grace, 1st birth of ’23
WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital welcomed its first birth of 2023 on Jan. 1 at 1:23 p.m.
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911 Rapid Response hopes to outfit up to 500 vehicles at Annville shop yearly
911 Rapid Response may outfit up to 500 vehicles in the coming year at its Annville shop.
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North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors adopts 2023 budget
The North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors adopted its 2023 budget at Monday’s meeting.
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Dzwonchyk attorney discusses $1.75M settlement in PSP lawsuit; Thome court date set; Splain’s current duties unknown
As the Thome case – which was also found by Hess Graf to be a justified shooting – heads towards a civil court trial date, Paul Messing, a Philadelphia-based attorney who represented the Dzwonchyk estate, spoke to LebTown about the findings his law firm’s investigation yielded in the months prior to settlement of that lawsuit.
Posted inHistory
John Immel House nixed from National Register after ’90s razing confirmed
In a first for Lebanon County, one of its thirty-one structures on the National Register of Historic Places has been removed.
Posted inLebanon Valley Food Critics
We saved you a bite: Funck’s Restaurant Palmyra (Lebanon Valley Food Critics)
The Lebanon Valley Food Critics’ take: Funck’s offers a great option for a nice lunch with family.
Posted inBusiness & Nonprofits
Welcomely, Funcks take Fredericksburg Eagle Hotel under their wing
For 16 years, Saphore worked to make the Fredericksburg Eagle Hotel, situated at 101 East Main Street, into a gathering place for locals, an establishment where patrons could get good food at a square price, a pillar of the community.
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Construction begins on third phase of North Cornwall Commons development
This phase contains three buildings – a 6,500 square-foot retail building, a 27,000 square-foot three story office building, and a 129-unit apartment building.
