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Taste of Sicily in Palmyra transitions from pandemic controversy: 'We've moved on'

Taste of Sicily in Palmyra transitions from pandemic controversy: 'We've moved on'
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Magisterial District Judge Carl Garver won't run for third term

Magisterial District Judge Carl Garver announced that he will not seek re-election and will step down when his term expires at the end of 2023.

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Lebanon Woman Charged For Online Threats Of Killing GF, Dog, Arson: Police

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PA Man Attempted Escape During Appearance Before Judge, Police Say

A Pennsylvania man attempted to escape during an appearance before a judge, according to police. Palmyra Police arrested Rico Dewayne Hicks, 37, of Lebanon, who attempted to escape and flee from police while at the office of Magisterial Di…

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Rebel restaurant owners: Why some Pa. establishments are defying COVID orders

Rebel restaurant owners: Why some Pa. establishments are defying COVID orders PennLive.com 2/8/2021 Sue Gleiter, pennlive.com © \rDan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com/pennlive.com/TNS Elected officials and community members gather at a protest in support of Taste of Sicily, a Palmyra-based restaurant that s been allowing customers to have sit-down meals in violation of Gov. Tom Wolf s reopening plan.\rJune 5, 2020 Rick Voight is taking the coronavirus pandemic seriously, so when he recently stopped at a Carlisle-area diner for a quick takeout lunch, he was surprised by what he encountered. Inside the restaurant, the East Pennsboro Township man said a majority of customers and staff were not wearing masks, including kitchen staff. About five to six mask-less customers huddled around a cash register to pay their bills.

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