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Lancaster County board of elections complies with order to count undated mail-in ballots - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County board of elections complies with order to count undated mail-in ballots

Lancaster and two other counties have complied with a court order to include improperly dated mail-in ballots in their certified election results for the May primary election, LNP | LancasterOnline

Rescue plan funds to help protect farms, natural lands after county commissioners' approval - Vimarsana News

Rescue plan funds to help protect farms, natural lands after county commissioners' approval

Efforts to protect Lancaster County farmland and forests from development got a $2.8-million-dollar boost Wednesday morning, when county commissioners voted to award American Rescue Plan Act dollars to multiple preservation

Lancaster County set to receive mail-in ballot sorting equipment with commissioner approval - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County set to receive mail-in ballot sorting equipment with commissioner approval

Lancaster County commissioners Wednesday are expected to approve the purchase of ballot-sorting machinery to process what election officials say will be a higher volume of mail-in ballots for the November

Lancaster County's Republican commissioners play politics while accusing others of being overly political [editorial] - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County's Republican commissioners play politics while accusing others of being overly political [editorial]

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Aldi planned in Mount Joy Township; apartment plans dropped - Vimarsana News

Aldi planned in Mount Joy Township; apartment plans dropped

When: Mount Joy Township supervisors meeting, Aug. 15. All supervisors were present.