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In today's newsletter:
Also on today's calendar: Purcellville Music and Arts Festival.
Today's riddle: How do you measure a fish? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Food safety inspections in Lebanon County for week of April 20 (lebtown.com) — Recent state food safety inspections found mostly minor issues at several Lebanon restaurants, with some locations fully compliant. From Cumberland Street eateries to a Quentin Road chain, the report highlights specific violations, quick corrections, and clean bills of health so residents can see how their regular spots are doing.
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2. Cancer education made simple (pennstatehealthnews.org) — Lebanon seniors at Juniper Village are learning about cancer risks through a Bingo Against Cancer program that also connects them with free screening kits and clinical trial information. The wider effort from Penn State Cancer Institute brings cervical screening, radon testing, and education to central Pennsylvania communities, aiming to reach residents who might otherwise miss preventive care.
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3. Man charged after police discovered wife's body in Lebanon County home (fox43.com) — Lebanon County authorities have charged a South Londonderry Township man after officers conducting a welfare check found his wife deceased and in advanced decomposition inside their Timber Lane home. Investigators say he allegedly concealed her death for about a month and failed to seek medical help or notify officials. He is being held at Lebanon County Correctional Facility on multiple charges.
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4. Complete list of Lebanon County's results from 2026 Boston Marathon (ldnews.com) — Lebanon County runners made their mark at the 130th Boston Marathon, with eight local participants officially finishing and posting detailed placements by gender and age division. The results highlight how local athletes stacked up in a world-famous race and connect to other Lebanon County sports achievements this year.
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5. Penn College students team up to make universal robotic gripper (psu.edu) — A Pennsylvania College of Technology project is spotlighting a manufacturing engineering student from Lebanon who helped design a versatile robotic gripper in just a dozen hours of lab work. Working with a classmate, he created a balloon-and-pellet device that can gently grab many small objects, earning top marks and valuable hands-on experience that could translate directly into future industry jobs.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: By inches because they have no feet. (Thank you Gypsy S. for sending it in!)
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