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 In an era where everyone seems to be discussing mental health, it may be time for each of us to do a self inventory. So many of us relate to the faces of depression, the sad, expressionless, apathetic masks worn by so many suffering from Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). However, many of us face the day with a smile, a sustainable routine and attend to all of our daily needs, including work, children, and other needed obligations. Does this mean we are NOT depressed? Or just not “ happy”, “ satisfied” or is this just considered being “content”?

What is accessibility? Why is accessibility in Lebanon important for those who are disabled?
Who determines the level of accessibility disabled people should receive? How do those who
are disabled achieve equal access to the programs and policies that Lebanon should provide
to all?

The Lebanon City Council met in March to pass a resolution to officially “express a deep sense of loss in the death of Richard A. Bleinstine, a former member of Lebanon City Council.”

Harrisburg, Pa- Yesterday the world was struck with the news of a mass shooting that happened in a New York subway. Frank R. James is the person of interest being pursued. According to the report, he has not been charged or named suspect of the shooting. Authorities who are investigating the case have mentioned videos he has published on social media claiming that U.S. is racist with large number of violence. In the videos he complains about violence, he also mentions committing violence himself according to the Pennlive report.

Laura Quick is a candidate for State Representative of the 102nd Legislative District. This article will be broken down into two parts: 1) background information and 2) her candidacy for State House.

Living in Pennsylvania we have become accustomed to sharing the road with horse and buggies, traveling out of state to swim in the ocean, and of course visiting the happiest place on earth; Hershey.As a child Hersheypark and Chocolate World was in short a dream come true. You are at the center of all of the magic, and get to truly witness the beauty and science behind chocolate. The smell flows through the air and when it hits your nostrils you can’t help but smile.

Making a Difference of Lebanon, PA is a nonprofit organization in Lebanon County.  It began almost 9 years ago, with three friends talking at a kitchen table. They lived in Lebanon County all their lives and wanted to do something to give back to their community.  They started by doing clean-ups at a local playground and by having small events. The organization began to grow and became an official nonprofit 4 years later.

Only a few dozen addiction recovery homes in Pennsylvania have applied for a license despite the licensing program being designed to bring more oversight to the critical industry.

The Lebanon City Council met Thursday during their pre-council meeting to conduct a public hearing for the Comprehensive Annual Performance Evaluation Report (CAPER), which details the spending of approximately one million dollars for community development.

Challenges to books that discuss topics on race and gender identity have increased in different states, including Pennsylvania.