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LVEDC seeks interest in rehabbing old YMCA property in Lebanon city

Lebanon Valley Economic Development Corporation officials conducted a tour of the vacant YMCA at Willow and Ninth streets on Friday, Nov. 6, to drum up community support for renovations of the dilapidated building. “The purpose was to raise awareness about the property being for sale,” said LVEDC president and CEO...

Lebanon, PA · 1d
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Broadcast District in Spring TWP. nears completion, offers 800 apartments

SPRING TWP., Pa. - A new retail and residential development in Spring Township is moving closer to completion, with its developers expecting the first residents and businesses to move in next year. The Broadcast District, which began construction about a year ago, is expected to have 800 residential units, plus...

Spring Township, PA · 1d
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Disruption in global supply chains has local impact for City of Lebanon Authority

This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project. The City of Lebanon Authority on Monday approved 2027 chemical and pipe bids with one exception: the bid for hydrofluorosilicic acid commonly used to fluoridate drinking water. The bid price of hydrofluorosilicic acid, or HFS,...

Lebanon, PA · 2d
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Prussian Street Arcade Trades Manheim Megastore for Cozy Willow Street Shop

Prussian Street Arcade opened a new vendor marketplace in Willow Street on November 7, swapping the sprawling scale of its old Manheim location for a tight, 1,500-square-foot storefront tucked into Willow Valley Crossroads at 2424 Willow Street Pike. The shop sits between a Jersey Mike's and a Domino's, in a space that formerly housed a Frisco's restaurant before that eatery closed in 2024.

Manheim, PA · 2d
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'We flipped the switch': Cedar Crest stuns Manheim Township in District 3 Class 6A quarterfinals

They were four words that Cedar Crest's football players heard from their coach before. They must have sounded a little different this time. On a frigid November night, with bodies shivering and noses running, Nick Lambros said them again. "This group," he told the boys in the delirious postgame huddle, "is special."

Manheim, PA · 23h

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Church fundraiser keeps pierogi tradition alive in Berks County

UNION TWP., Pa. – For many people in Berks County, the start of the holiday season means the start of pierogi season. At the Immaculate Conception Church in Union Township, women like Janet Edleman have been busy making hundreds of pierogi for their first-ever pierogi sale. "We're giving it...

Berks County, PA · 2d

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Drive Straight To This Cozy Pennsylvania Amish Restaurant For A Meal You’ll Never Forget

There are very few moments in life when you pull into a parking lot and immediately know you made the right decision, but Hometown Kitchen in Quarryville, Pennsylvania is one of those moments. Something about the place just feels right before you’ve even opened the car door. That’s not...

Quarryville, PA · 1d

Lebanon Daily News

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Northern Lebanon's 'family bond' led to a culture shift in 2026

HANOVER — There’s no secret to success, but Northern Lebanon football has built the right culture in Year 1 with Nate Monroe in charge. The Vikings fell in overtime during the District 3 Class 4A quarterfinals on Nov. 13, and the final play of the game decided a 22-21 loss to an undefeated Hanover squad. There was almost no momentum in Northern Lebanon’s corner after a 14-0 deficit in the third quarter, but the team’s push “as a family” delivered the Vikings’ first overtime game since 2023. WATCH: Cedar Crest's Reyes talks playoff comeback, eight score game Awards: Giving out awards to Lebanon County's top football players in 2026 After scoring one touchdown, Vikings senior Brady Ryan said his last varsity game was amazing to experience and caps off his best year of football so far. “This year's meant everything to me,” Ryan said. “This is the best team and the best coaching staff I've ever been a part of." “We’re just always a family, you could see it at the end. We were all sad and upset because we don’t want to leave each other.” The Vikings swarmed the ball during Friday's game, and it was more than challenging

Lebanon, PA · 1d

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Veterans honored at annual Cornwall-Lebanon breakfast [photo story]

When asked what he thought of a Nov. 12 program at Cedar Crest Middle School honoring veterans, U.S. Army veteran Brian Zimmerman replied, “It’s nice to be recognized.”. He said when he arrived back in the U.S. in 1968, having enlisted in 1965 during the Vietnam War, he was not received with as much warmth.

Lebanon, PA · 1d

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White mold, grill crud, and other Lancaster County restaurant inspections for Nov. 2-8

The state inspected the following food establishments in Lancaster County. To find more restaurant safety information, view full inspection reports, and sign up for real-time text or email alerts for specific restaurants or locations, visit Spotlight PA’s Restaurant Safety Tracker. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture produces retail food inspection...

Lancaster County, PA · 4d

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New Reading restaurant to serve up fresh pizza, pasta, cheesesteaks and more

READING, Pa. – A new spot for specialty pizzas, sandwiches, and six-packs of beer is coming soon to Berks County. Anthony’s Pizzeria 817, offering freshly prepared pizza, pasta, and other dishes along with beer and wine to-go, is tentatively set to open on Nov. 19 at 817 Oley St. in Reading, owner Henry Cruz told 69 News.

Reading, PA · 3d

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LebCo High School Football: District 3 Playoffs – Week 12 Results

This post will serve as a rolling update of Week 12 football action across LebCo. With all six county teams in action this weekend, we’ll be compiling the latest details and highlights as the games unfold. Be sure to check back often for updates on your favorite teams. The...

Lebanon, PA · 2d

PA Times

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Miley wants a home of her own

Miley has spent far too long waiting for her happy ending. After surviving life as a breeding dog in a Lancaster County puppy mill, she finally got her freedom. Now all she needs is a family to call her own. Miley is a 5-year-old German Shepherd being fostered through Home At Last Dog Rescue, and […]

Lancaster County, PA · 1d

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Annville-Cleona board unanimously moves to delay building project

This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project. At its Nov. 9 meeting, the Annville-Cleona school board voted unanimously to delay a decision on potential elementary school projects until more options are available. With some opposition, the board also approved the recording and...

Annville, PA · 2d

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Medical groups hope to move into Penn State Health’s Downtown Reading location after the health system leaves in December

READING, Pa. - Penn State Health plans to close its Downtown Reading campus by the end of the year, moving most services to other Berks County locations and ending dental services at the site, the health system announced. Penn State Health said the facility, located at 145 N. Sixth St.,...

Reading, PA · 3d

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In Historic Lititz, Pennsylvania, A Quaint Cafe’s Savory Tomato Pie And Tomato Bisque Are Worth The Drive

Some road trips start with a destination, and some start with a single dish. In Lititz, Pennsylvania, a small town in Lancaster County with a classic main street, that dish is a tomato pie that has nothing to do with pizza. It comes in a flaky crust, packed with seasoned...

Lititz, PA · 19h

Lebanon Daily News

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Lebanon City Council advances 2027 preliminary budget with tax hike

Lebanon City Council members unanimously passed a proposed $19.7 million preliminary budget that includes a 1-mill tax increase, which is the first increase residents have seen in more than 12 years. Officials voted during a special public meeting Thursday, Nov. 12, to raise the city's millage rate to 5.581 mills. If finalized, the owner of a property with an average assessed value of $104,350 would pay the city $582 in 2027, a $103 increase from 2026. Mayor Sherry Capello said out of the 8,351 taxable properties in the city, 5,872, or more than 70%, have an assessed value of less than $104,350. "I don't want to minimize an increase in taxes, but I think we're not being extravagant," she told the Lebanon Daily News after the meeting. "This is the bare minimum to be responsible, to make sure we are proving appropriate services that the residents have asked for." The last tax increase for the city was in 2015. Capello said that while city officials have been frugal enough to move on without an increase over the last 12 years, the increase is needed to pay for the city's workforce, equipment, vehicles and infrastructure. "The 2027 budget addresses several long-standing

Lebanon, PA · 1d

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Albright to eliminate 20 programs and about a third of its faculty amid low enrollment, strained finances

READING — Albright College is eliminating 20 academic programs and 17 faculty positions as it continues to grapple with dwindling enrollment, financial challenges, and new federal policies for student loan funding. Students and faculty at the private liberal arts school expected the Board of Trustees to make a final...

Reading, PA · 1d

Berks Weekly

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Both elevators finally work at older adult high rise after two years of outages

CUMRU TOWNSHIP — For the first time in two years, both elevators are working at a housing complex for low-income older adults in Berks County. Sencit Towne House Apartments, a 200-unit, 10-floor building, receives $2 million annually in taxpayer-funded subsidies, and houses many residents who are medically fragile and rely on mobility aids to get around.

Berks County, PA · 1d