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Here’s a review of COVID-19 developments over the weekend.

The state Department of Health has confirmed a third case of coronavirus in Lebanon County.

Lebanon County has two confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus.

Lebanon County got quiet this week as businesses shut down to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Keeping crowds of people out of the municipal building is imperative at this time to reduce the chance of infection, the commissioners explained.

Details on how WellSpan Health and UPMC are gearing up COVID-19 testing efforts in Lebanon County.

City of Lebanon safer than 10 years ago, in good shape overall, according to Mayor Capello’s State of the City address.

Gov. Tom Wolf has expanded his orders regarding business shutdowns to halt the spread of the novel coronavirus.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Thursday that Lebanon County has its first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus.

The Lebanon Veterans Affairs Medical Center confirmed Wednesday afternoon that it had treated a patient with the novel coronavirus.

Local preparations for the coronavirus continued Tuesday with a litany of further declarations and closings.

Lebanon’s Municipal Building won’t be shut down due to COVID-19, but activities and public access will be severely limited for 14 days.

At a “virtual” press conference Monday afternoon, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf requested a two week statewide shutdown of nonessential businesses.

We take a look at what actions have been taken so far locally for COVID-19.