radioNOVO News for Lebanon: May 5, 2026

A SUNNY, BUT SLIGHTLY WINDY AFTERNOON SERVED AS THE BACKDROP AT ELCO HIGH SCHOOL LAST FRIDAY FOR AN HISTORIC EVENT............. THE GROUNDBREAKING OF THE DISTRICT'S LEGACY BARN.            THE DISTRICT HAS BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE PROJECT FOR SOME EIGHT YEARS.......... BUT SUPERINTENDENT, JULIA VICENTE SAID IT REALLY CAME TO FRUITION OVER THE PAST TWO YEARS.            SHE TELLS RADIO NOVO NEWS............. THE BARN WILL BE COMPLETELY BUILT AND FINANCED WITH COMMUNITY SUPPORT:         {VICENTE0505-A}------ :19 SEC............ HALFWAY THERE         VICENTE SAY THE ELCO LEGACY BARN SHOULD BE COMPLETED AND READY FOR THE FIRST GROUP OF ANIMALS............ GOATS............. TO BE HOUSED THERE AND CARED FOR BY THE FFA AND AG STUDENTS BY FTHE FALL.            A BILL THAT WOULD BAN A CERTAIN TYPE OF “REVENGE” HAS PASSED A HOUSE COMMITTEE.           RADIO NOVO'S TORY GATES HAS MORE, FROM OUR HARRISBURG STUDIO:          {GATES0505-A}-------- :25 SEC..............STANDARD___________________________HOUSE BILL 2252 PROHIBITS THE NON-CONSENSUAL DISTRIBUTION OF INTIMATE IMAGES WITHOUTCONSENT. A MEMORANDUM BY REPRESENTATIVE EMILY KINKEAD (KINCADE) NOTES PENNSYLVANIA LAWAPPLIES TO CURRENT OR FORMER INTIMATE PARTNERS ONLY, AND THOSE WHO ACT WITH INTENT THAT ISDETERMINED TO ALARM, ANNOY OR HARASS. KINKEAD’S BILL HAS THE SUPPORT OF MORE THAN 20 FELLOWDEMOCRATS AND ONE REPUBLICAN. THE FULL CHAMBER WILL HEAR THE LEGISLATION NEXT. I’M TG, RADIONOVO NEWS.                   An investigation is underway in Lancaster County after a person was reportedly hit and killed by a vehicle that ran a stop sign.  Ephrata police said a 55-year-old pedestrian was crossing Clearview Avenue at Dawn Avenue in the crosswalk last Friday when an SUV went through a stop sign and fatally struck them.  The pedestrian has not been identified.  Authorities said the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. Lancaster County officials are identifying a man who was hit-and-killed by an 18-wheeler in a Sheetz parking lot.  Authorities say 75-year-old Daniel Sweeney was fatally struck by a tractor-trailer while he was walking toward the store on Old Philadelphia Pike last Saturday.  The investigation into the crash is ongoing.