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Capello elected mayor of Lebanon
Sherry Capello exchanges congratulations with John Dissinger Tuesday night. Capello was elected mayor of Lebanon, and Dissinger to City Council.
Episcopal Church's presiding bishop preaches in Lebanon
The Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, delivers a sermon Tuesday night at St.
Lebanon proposes job cuts, tax hike to close $800,000 funding gap
Lebanon Public Works director Gordon Kirkessner, left, Fire Commissioner Barry Fisher, center, and human-resources manager Bob McAllister listen as council members ask questions about Mayor Trish Ward s plan to balance the 2010 budget by eliminating 17 jobs including McAllister s during Monday night s budget hearing.
Just Folks: For South Lebanon man, success is in the bag
In an age when video games like "Guitar Hero" and "Rock Band" have arguably surpassed - or at the very least, matched - the popularity of playing in a real, live band, it's refreshing to know there are still those who wish to learn the fundamentals of an actual instrument.
Entrapment Accident Leaves Lebanon County Man in Critical Condition
A helicopter flies a man to a local hospital after a serious vehicle accident in South Lebanon Township.
US healthcare battle turns nasty
US neglecting cancer patients? Lebanon, Pennsylvania - "One day God is going to stand before you and judge you," shouted a fierce opponent of US President Barack Obama's healthcare plans, his voice trembling with anger.
Camden man guilty in 2004 Pa. robbery
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- A South Jersey man has been convicted of armed bank robbery and other charges in connection with an April 2004 holdup that netted more than $10,000, federal officials said Friday.David Dupree, 32, of Camden was found guilty after a three-day trial in Harrisburg, Pa., according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle ...
Police Arrest Man in Lebanon on Multiple Charges, Including Rape
Lebanon police arrested Luis Vargas, 28, of no fixed address on multiple charges, including the rape of a young girl.
It's home sweet home at reclaimed Lebanon site
Carmen Santana, right, a new resident of the Mifflin Mills townhouse community owned by the Non-Profit Housing Development Corporation of Lebanon County, laughs as she is presented with a gingerbread house replica of her new townhome by project manager Patricia Stine.
Lebanon couple buy Bethel landmark
Angela and David Sears drove to Bethel to go antique shopping at an auction last month.
Already, Lebanon's mayor-elect has been busy
Lebanon Mayor-elect Sherry Capello is turning to a variety of sources for advice on how to run the city, so she will be prepared to hit the ground running when sworn in in January.
Township residents may have to pay more in property taxes next year, the West Lebanon commissioners announced Monday night, unveiling the township's nearly $750,000 budget for 2010.
Jones defeats Burkett for Lebanon County Common Pleas Court judge
Loreen Burkett congratulates Judge-elect Charlie Jones at GOP headquarters Tuesday night after losing her bid for the post.
North Lebanon to raise one tax, trim another
The North Lebanon supervisors Monday night unveiled a preliminary budget for 2010 that calls for a slight increase in property taxes and a decrease in the per-capita tax, yielding no net tax hike for residents.
Lebanon County voter turnout prediction: 26%
Lebanon County's election chief expects only 1 in 4 of the county's eligible voters to bother with Tuesday's municipal election.
Two sentenced to Lebanon County DUI Court program
Two people were sentenced last week to the Lebanon County DUI Court program. Each was sentenced to two years of probation, which includes 90 days of house arrest and an equal amount of time monitored on a device called a Scram unit that determines whether a person has consumed alcohol.
High school project dominates debate in Mt. Lebanon race
For the six candidates vying for four seats on Mt. Lebanon school board, renovation of the high school dominates debate.
Lebanon city to ax 18 to balance budget
Lebanon Mayor Trish Ward and City Council plan to eliminate as many as 18 positions to balance next year's budget.
South Lebanon farmer appointed to governor's council
Bonnie Wenger's interest in environmental issues has landed her a position on the Governor's Renewable Agriculture Energy Council.