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joellenlitz favorited a video
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Lebanon County 9/5/09 at noon: Originally built by Bill Schwarz in 1969...
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Lebanon County 9/5/09 at noon: Originally built by Bill Schwarz in 1969 as a snack stand that sat along Route 72 near the entrance to Spring Hill Acres, Eagle Scout Travis Wise organized refurbishing of the Lebanon County landmark for use as a snack stand along the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail at the Cornwall Trail-head—Route 419. Travis thanked his fellow scouts in Fredericksburg Troop 447; Mom, Gail and Dad, Rick; Bill Schwatz and his cousin Bill Sammer; and local people who made donations or otherwise assisted. Rail Trail president John Wengert said it was a long time coming. Theyre looking for a real root beer barrel to serve the frosty treat to hikers and bikers along the Trail.
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joellenlitz favorited a video
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Lebanon County Commissioners listen to Martin Barondick say that he is a...
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Lebanon County Commissioners listen to Martin Barondick say that he is an atheist who is opposed to prayer. Then, Jonathan Sonnen and Pastor Tim Anderman speak in favor of prayer. Commissioner Litz makes a motion to allow prayer--spoken by clergy of various faiths or silent--at the beginning of each meeting. The motion dies for lack of a second. Closing the video, Commissioner Stohler shares his opinions concerning prayer at meetings. (Please note that there is some blue space between edited clips,) 3 minutes 45 seconds. Pennsylvania 1776, Preamble We, the people of Pennsylvania, grateful to Almighty God for the blessings of civil and religious liberty, and humbly invoking His guidance....
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joellenlitz favorited a video
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So the public has an opportunity to comment, Martin Barondic requested t...
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So the public has an opportunity to comment, Martin Barondic requested that a discussion on prayer be placed on a future agenda. Prayer will be an agenda item for the next Lebanon County commissioner's meeting on Thursday, February 5, 2009, 9:30AM, in the commissioner's conference room, 400 S. 8th St., Lebanon--2nd floor.
Pennsylvania 1776, Preamble We, the people of Pennsylvania, grateful to Almighty God for the blessings of civil and religious liberty, and humbly invoking His guidance....
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joellenlitz favorited a video
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In light of comments by Commissioner Stohler, Commissioner Litz took a f...
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In light of comments by Commissioner Stohler, Commissioner Litz took a field trip to see the north and south mountain EMA towers.
Like most counties, Lebanon County is cash strapped with needs but no money to fund those needs. In light of the current Economic Stimulus Package, an adequate alternate Public Service Answering Point facility would take Lebanon County from barely holding our heads above water to becoming a leader in the community, especially when it comes to training volunteers on topics from Ag Terrorism to Safe Schools Planning.
•Land is available.
•The Municipal Building is not bomb proof.
•A hill on site could serve as a bunker for the hardened section.
•Fire School training is close to the proposed facility.
•Infrastructure is available to the site.
I cant think of a better investment than the safety of a community. The construction or improvement of an EMA facility will help us to meet federal and state guidelines (with a fully functioning alternate PSAPs) and provide a sense of security knowing that Lebanon County has built in redundancy. Obviously, the project will create jobs, which will help to stimulate the economy.
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joellenlitz favorited a video
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On April 23, 2009, Commissioner Litz read a statement requesting that ru...
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On April 23, 2009, Commissioner Litz read a statement requesting that rules for teleconferences presented at the last Lebanon County Commissioner's meeting be adopted.
Clearly, teleconference votes have occurred in the past (five definite teleconferences were confirmed via the official minutes)—without restriction.
Clearly, the law (Babac vs the Milk Marketing Board) allows for teleconference voting.
I believe that we should be both transparent and inclusive. To deny me a teleconference vote is to deny representation to the people of Lebanon County who voted me into office. I hope it's not because Im a Democrat or a woman. Please do the right thing by allowing me to participate by teleconference when I attend Farmland Preservation board meetings....
To establish formal written policy, I move to adopt the teleconferencing rules presented at the last commissioners meeting.
The motion died for lack of a second. Then, Commissioner Carpenter moved to stop all teleconferencing. The motion passed 2 to 1 with Commissioner Litz voting nay.
To view the rules and other information on the teleconferencing issue, visit. http://www.joelle... . Also, feel free to share your opinion on whether or not to drop this issue.
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