Affected homeowners in Benner Township, Centre County, want to know when and how PFAS chemicals got into their water. State officials defend the delay, pointing to “sound scientific practices.”
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Gap continues to lobby behind the scenes against proposed windmill project
A three-year battle over a proposed windmill project near Fort Indiantown Gap rages on.
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Lebanon County in good shape to spend ARPA funds by 2024 federal deadline
There’s only about $2.5 million of the $27 million received by the county through the federally funded American Rescue Plan Act that’s not yet been earmarked.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of June 27
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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Fisher Ave. closes until early 2023 for Fort Indiantown Gap gate construction
Following earlier temporary closures, starting Monday, June 27, Fisher Ave will be closed until stage one of the gate construction project at Fort Indiantown Gap concludes in early 2023.
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Conflicting reports, gaps in data obscure true number of Pa. law enforcement agencies
Spotlight PA’s attempt to count police agencies in Pennsylvania unearthed large discrepancies — and that has implications for accountability.
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Wolf pushes $91 million for nursing homes to offset costs of proposed new staffing regulations, but industry says it’s not enough
The governor and GOP lawmakers have signaled interest in providing more help to the nursing home industry, which is plagued by low wages, staffing shortages, and big demand.
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N. Lebanon Township supervisors renew insurance, consider regulating Airbnbs
At their June 20 meeting, the North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors general liability insurance with Bowman’s Insurance and approved the township manager to collect sample ordinances regulating Airbnbs and other short-term private home rentals.
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Top Pa. lawmakers have tentative deal to ban private money, increase funding for county election offices
The exact language of the deal is still being written, and, if finalized, it would need approval from lawmakers in both chambers as well as Gov. Tom Wolf.
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Traffic groups launch final playbook of I-81 improvement planning process
The stretch of Interstate 81 through south-central Pennsylvania is busier than ever, and sorely in need of an upgrade.
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Statewide Pennsylvania police hiring database hindered by loopholes, lack of enforcement
The database was hailed as a model to stop bad officers from hopping from one job to another. But now State Police say legislative changes are needed to make it more effective.
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Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of June 20
Here are the latest obituaries from around Lebanon County.
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S. Londonderry establishes pre-employment screenings for non-uniform employees
At their meeting Tuesday, June 14, the South Londonderry Township Board of Supervisors began the process of establishing pre-employment screenings for non-uniform employees, agreed to two traffic signal resolutions with PennDOT, and adjusted the proposed rezoning text amendment for Northside Crossing.
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Lebanon County to outfit probation officers with body-worn cameras
Lebanon County plans to purchase 30 body-worn cameras for its adult and juvenile probation officers, pending approval of a federal grant application to be filed in the coming weeks.
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Pa. House eyes expanding who can bring sexual misconduct complaints against lawmakers
Pa. House lawmakers can be punished for alleged sexual misconduct against chamber employees, but current rules leave many people, including administration officials and lobbyists, unprotected.