Lebanon News

MT. LEBANON, PA, June 18, 2013 / EINPresswire.com / -- For more than 25 years, Mister Sewer has been Mt.

William Taylor Reil, the founder of the County Sheriff Brigades of Pennsylvania, addresses a crowd at All About You Catering in Lebanon on Tuesday evening.

A routine traffic stop leads to three arrests on multiple charges in Lebanon. At around 7:30 pm last Saturday, city police stopped a motorcycle driven by 26 year old Jorge Roque, Jr., of Lebanon.

Two people have been charged with drug offenses after a weekend incident that began with a traffic stop by police, while a third was jailed on an arrest warrant for simple assault.

The net effect of North Lebanon's adoption of the recommended protocol for paying validated out-of-county earned income taxes was a loss of $2,617.64, township manager Cheri Grumbine told the supervisors Monday night.

Family Dollar, 306 Cumberland St., was robbed Monday, the third time it has been robbed in the past six months.

Bikers from the Sunnyside Motorcycle Club will roll into the DDS-Alley Learning Center, 12th and Walnut streets, Lebanon, on Saturday, when the group holds its annual Sunnyside Charity Ride.

John H. Polley, 80, of 30 Robertson Dr. Youngsville, passed away peacefully Sunday June 16, 2013 at UPMC Hospital in Pittsburgh after a brief illness.

The Lebanon school board on Monday night approved a $61.3 million budget for the 2013-14 school year that calls for a 4 percent property-tax increase.

The Katie Eckert Memorial Committee has announced two opportunities are available to members of the Northern Lebanon FFA, any county 4-H dairy or goat club or dairy royalty.

Emergency workers tend to Eric Rittle, 53, Lebanon, after a crash shortly before 11 a.m. Monday at Cornwall Road and Norman Drive in North Cornwall Township.

Lebanon Link, a resource for the senior community and individuals 18 to 59 with disabilities, has slated an Intercultural Relationship Building Expo for Tuesday, June 18, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at The Salvation Army, 1031 Guilford St., Lebanon.

Ian Gumpert of Mount Gretna Community Fire Co. was honored as the Firefighter of the Year during the Lebanon County Firefighters Association's annual convention at Blue Max Hall of Weavertown Fire Co.

Local author Peggy Holt holds her 2012 book, Healing for the Heart. Holt says the book is designed to give Bible-based help to people with chronic illnesses.

AUTOMATIC ALARM: City fire crews responded to Car Wash Casino, 46 S. Eighth St., at 1:56 a.m. Saturday.

On Friday morning around 245, suspects stole a van from Cumberland Truck Equipment in Middlesex Township.

On the eve of its Annual Meeting, the American Medical Association has announced that Penn State College of Medicine has been selected as one of 11 medical schools to receive funding as part of its $11 million Accelerating Change in Medical Education initiative aimed at transforming the way future physicians are trained.

We could be just a few days away from getting a glimpse of what the new farm bill looks like.

Scott Jocken, left, the youngest member of the Lebanon County public defender staff, and Chief Public Defender Brian Deiderick do research in the municipal building s law library.

Six months after the fatal shooting in Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, around 60 people gathered at the old courthouse steps at a "We Stand With Newtown" rally to show their support for universal background check for gun purchase legislation, Friday.