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Pennsylvania Gift Shop Gives 10% of Every Sale to a Local Foundation
Every purchase at a newly opened Pennsylvania gift boutique supports more than the person receiving the present. The owners direct 10% of every sale to a foundation created in memory of a daughter, making generosity part of the business from its first day. The couple behind the shop previously ran...
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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.
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Cornwall Borough Council approves time extension on The Knoll
This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project. After more than 18 months of discussion, the saga continues for The Knoll at Iron Valley as Cornwall Borough Council approved a 30-day time extension at its meeting Monday, Nov. 9. Council members John Lux,...
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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
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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...