Emily Bixler is a Reporter at LebTown. She focuses on local government, with a particular emphasis on real estate development, urban development, and education. In her free time, Emily enjoys playing piano and going for hikes.
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Lebanon School District held the first of three public meetings Oct. 7 on whether to leave the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center and launch its own career and technology education program, with a school board decision expected by December.
The Heidelberg Township Board of Supervisors is considering conducting a code review in 2027, as discussed during the first reading of the draft budget Oct. 7.
Supervisors on Thursday heard PennDOT's rejection of a Route 72 speed limit reduction and scheduled an Oct. 28 special meeting to weigh engineering options for the $1.2 million North Lancaster Street Bridge project.
Cornwall-Lebanon school board members said Monday they want Lebanon School District to stay in the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center, but are planning for the financial fallout if it leaves.
Myerstown Borough Council advertised ordinances allowing chickens to be kept as pets in all zoning districts and lot sizes and setting permitting requirements for chicken-keeping at its Oct. 13 meeting. Council will hear public comment on both ordinances during its Nov. 10 meeting.
The North Lebanon supervisors unanimously agreed to advertise an ordinance regulating data centers at their monthly meeting Oct. 19. The ordinance, which places the use in the industrial zoning district, will be up for adoption at the board's Nov. 16 meeting.
The Cornwall-Lebanon school board unanimously approved renovation change orders Monday as the district's high school project heads toward completion next spring.
East Hanover Township supervisors informally backed raising the fire tax from 0.122 mills to 0.138 mills at an Oct. 19 budget meeting, a move that would boost the township's fire company donation to $76,000.
The North Cornwall supervisors unanimously agreed to make a payment of $25,080 to A.H. Moyer, the final construction payment for the Dairy Road Pump Station replacement project, at their meeting Oct. 20.
By: Emily Bixler
The Bethel Township Planning Commission is recommending that supervisors approve the Cook Facility plan with a Bell & Evans request to allow a $350,000 payment to the township if plans for a walking path fall through.
