Tom Lisi is a County Issues Reporter at LNP | LancasterOnline. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction, real estate, health and wellness, and cultural issues, with a focus on consumer health, mental health, and the housing market. Tom's work has been featured in outlets such as PennLive.com, Calhoun Times, WITF, Inc., 90.5 WESA, and Centre Daily Times.
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Tom Lisi's coverage mainly focuses on local government and politics in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He reports extensively on announcements from the government, legal policy regulations, and specific topics such as the Commissioner, Clerk of Courts, prison issues, and Sheriff's Office.
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By: Tom Lisi
As the 2026 midterm elections fast approach, another fever pitch of headlines and debates about election security and noncitizen voting have arrived.
By: Tom Lisi
The political fallout from the again dominated a Tuesday meeting of the Lancaster County Board of Commissioners, with Democratic Commissioner Alice
By: Tom Lisi
The Vote Yes 4 Libraries group said it has reached its goal of collecting at least 6,000 signatures to put a ballot initiative on the Lancaster County November ballot asking
By: Tom Lisi
Lancaster County Republican Commissioner Ray D'Agostino said Wednesday he was not “anti-vax,” and that he and his wife had their children vaccinated after consulting with their healthcare provider.
By: Tom Lisi
Lancaster County Republican Commissioner Ray D’Agostino said Wednesday he was not “anti-vax,” and that he and his wife had their children vaccinated after consulting with their healthcare provider.
By: Tom Lisi
A referendum on a proposed countywide library tax took another step toward the Nov. 3 general election ballot Friday morning when Lancaster County election officials accepted a completed petition from
By: Tom Lisi
A new collective bargaining agreement with Lancaster County Prison corrections officers before the county Board of Commissioners this week could
By: Tom Lisi
Members of the Mount Joy Township Zoning Hearing Board are deciding whether to approve one of the area’s first “solar grazing” operations on two area farms. But if the initial
Members of the Mount Joy Township Zoning Hearing Board are deciding whether to approve one of the area's first "solar grazing" operations on two area farms.
By: Tom Lisi
The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners this week approved a $208,520 conservation easement for a Colerain Township farm, adding another 52 acres of protected farmland in the county.
