Tom Lisi is a County Issues Reporter at LNP | LancasterOnline. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, health and wellness, agriculture and farming, and law and legal affairs, often focusing on regional interest stories. Tom's work has been featured in various outlets including PennLive.com, WITF, and 90.5 WESA.
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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
When Chris Herr learned that 17 employees of Mount Joy-based poultry hauler Melhorn Sales Service and Trucking were arrested by federal immigration
By: Tom Lisi
A Florida-based nonprofit has filed a federal lawsuit against Lancaster County Prison officials, alleging they are unconstitutionally blocking the group's magazines, books and letters from reaching prisoners.
By: Tom Lisi
A Florida-based nonprofit has filed a federal lawsuit against Lancaster County Prison officials, alleging they are unconstitutionally blocking the group’s magazines, books and letters from reaching prisoners.
By: Tom Lisi
The the Chesapeake Bay has earned its best ever score from the scientists and public officials who've been closely monitoring it, but clean up efforts in the Lower Susquehanna region lost ground in the past year.
By: Tom Lisi
This fall, Lancaster County voters are not just choosing their local lawmakers. As they were asked to do a couple decades ago, voters will decide whether to create a new property tax dedicated to funding local public libraries.
By: Tom Lisi
Lancaster County election officials assured voters Wednesday that the county is prepared for any problems or security issues at the polls come
By: Tom Lisi
As of Wednesday morning, the Lancaster County Elections Office had received 38,490 mail-ballot applications and 17,238 voters have already returned their ballots, according to county Elections Director Christa Miller.
By: Tom Lisi
A handful of Lancaster County voters in recent days have reported mail-in ballots getting delayed in the mail and other mail-related irregularities.
By: Tom Lisi
U.S. Postal Service investigators are trying to discern why put in the mail by voters in Lancaster and Dauphin counties were returned to them as undeliverable, a postal workers union leader said Tuesday.
By: Tom Lisi
What potential threats to a free and fair election in Pennsylvania may arise next week is anybody’s guess, but county election officials, prosecutors and judges are ready to respond, come
