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Three vehicles in the background at left, at center and in the foreground at right sit on Cornwall Road near Wilhelm Avenue in North Cornwall Township after a crash at 7:31 a.m. Friday.
Funds to improve students' walking, biking safety released by PennDOT
Walking and biking safety will be improved at 11 Pennsylvania schools through $66,000 in funds PennDOT is distributing from the federal Safe Routes to School Program.
Two charged with concealing runaway
Firefighters and other emergency workers oversee a damaged car that has struck and sheared off a utility pole at South Lincoln and Herman avenues in South Lebanon Township at 10:20 a.m. Wednesday.
Annville lists properties in project
The township commissioners on Monday voted to list the former Fink's Bakery at 25-29 E. Main St.
Plant rates about to rise in Annville
The township commissioners on Monday night authorized solicitor Timothy Sheffey to prepare an ordinance that would set sewer rates at $99 per quarter, with the new rates effective April 1. Sewer rates are currently $75 per quarter.
Just Folks: West Cornwall man helps others learn about computers
Throughout those four decades, he said, it amazed him how many people were not able to take advantage of computer technology.
DiNunzio spent the early part of his life hanging out at the Green Terrace, an immensely popular nightclub and restaurant in Annville owned by his father, Frank DiNunzio Sr., from 1945 to 1964.
1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 150 - Three-Mile Tri-Five
The headline on this story does not relate to the mileage of the car, nor does it have anything to do with the distance it gets driven or its miles per gallon.
The Batdorf Restaurant, 245 W. Main St., Annville, was cited with r a loud speaker violation, operating in a noisy or disorderly manner, and selling, furnishing or giving alcoholic beverages to a visibly intoxicated patron, police said.
Lebanon Valley College will honor HSO conductor Malina
Maestro Stuart Malina, in his 12th season as music director of Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra , will receive Lebanon Valley College's Founders Day Award later this month during convocation ceremonies on the Annville campus.
Police blotter - 1/31; Man accused of striking girl, 2, in face
David Mason, 35, of 233 N. Lancaster St. struck his girlfriend's 2-year-old daughter in the face multiple times while at the home, police said Monday.
Police blotter - 1/21; Missing teenagers found in Hershey
A pair of Palmyra teenagers missing for nearly two weeks were found safe and sound in Derry Township on Friday night, Palmyra police reported Saturday.
Firefighters association calendar delayed
Production of the Lebanon County Firefighters Association's 2013 Historical Calendar has been delayed by editing issues and problems with attaining photos and historical data, according to the association's Publicity/Calendar Committee.
Our Story: Famous N.D. murder had ties to Lebanon County
Daniel Kreider of Lebanon County was murdered by his farmhand, Albert Bomberger, on the Kreider farm in North Dakota in July 1893.
Holding pro-life signs on the northwest corner of Eighth and Cumberland streets Monday are, from left, Barbara Kyne and her daughter, Eileen Kyne, both of Annville; and Kay Marshell of Cleona.
Annville-area bridge mystery solved
A large, metal bridge recently appeared in a patch of woods north of Route 422 between Annville and Palmyra.
Work begins on Annville sewer project
There will be several months of site-preparation work before actual construction begins, Annville Township Authority President Hugh Rooney said Wednesday.
Under scrutiny, Penn State board of trustees to meet
Hundreds of Penn State alumni showed up last week to voice their anger at three town hall meetings hosted by university President Rodney Erickson.