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Today's riddle: What did the carpenter ant say when he walked into the bar? š¤ (Answer below!)
1. Food safety inspections in Lebanon County for week of June 1 (lebtown.com) ā Recent state food safety inspections turned up a mix of clean reports and fixable violations at restaurants and markets across Lebanon, including spots on Cumberland, Church, 8th, and 9th streets. Most issues involved food storage, cleanliness, and equipment, and many were corrected on-site. Several Lebanon businesses, like Markās Pizza and Brotherās Food Max, had no violations at all.
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2. Senior citizen homelessness rising in Lebanon County; mission at capacity (lebtown.com) ā Senior homelessness is straining Lebanon Countyās shelters, with the Lebanon Rescue Mission already full and more older residents seeking beds and support. Local leaders describe how rising housing costs, COVIDās aftermath, and limited income-based options are pushing seniors into homelessness, while a new Agape Safe Haven shelter planned for 2027 aims to add beds for seniors, women, and children.
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3. 3 Lebanon County men plead guilty to murder of two children, one teenager (fox43.com) ā Three Lebanon County men have pled guilty in the Lebanon city shooting that killed two children and a teenager on North 5th Street in 2023. Arrested in Lebanon and Philadelphia, they now face sentencing, with prosecutors seeking life without parole for one defendant and open pleas leaving final penalties to the judge.
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4. Lebanon dog park set to open with annual fee, 'Paw Pass' required for access (local21news.com) ā Lebanonās first dog park is opening Saturday, and city residents will need a paid annual āPaw Passā with proof of vaccinations and a waiver to get in. Fees start at $30 a year for Lebanon residents and $45 for non-residents, sparking debate among local dog owners over affordability, access, and whether the cost is worth it.
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5. Lawmakers urge bipartisan action to protect seniors from scams (fox43.com) ā Lebanon County residentsā state senator Chris Gebhard is pushing bipartisan legislation to help banks pause suspicious transactions and better protect seniors from scams that have cost Pennsylvanians over $200 million. Working with the attorney general and other lawmakers, heās backing Senate Bill 738 to give financial institutions clearer authority and improve coordination so older adults can keep more of their hardāearned savings.
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