FC Birds Supplies, LLC
PetsFor your feathered crew: FC Birds Supplies, LLC is the local go-to for perches, toys, feeders, and nutritious treats that actually hold up, whether you’re caring for an indoor chatterbox or spoiling backyard regulars.
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For your feathered crew: FC Birds Supplies, LLC is the local go-to for perches, toys, feeders, and nutritious treats that actually hold up, whether you’re caring for an indoor chatterbox or spoiling backyard regulars.
Crave bold comfort? Latin House Restaurant RD keeps things tasty and unfussy here in Lebanon with Latin American plates that hit the spot on busy weeknights or when cooking sounds like a bad idea.
Farm-fresh scoops nearby: From milk bottled on-site to ice cream made with their own milk and cream, Patches Family Creamery nails that straight-from-the-cow flavor locals crave.
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Food safety inspections were conducted in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, for the week of Oct.
Full story at lebtown.com ↗
11 of the 14 fall festivals in Pennsylvania are scheduled for October 10-11, compared to the previous weekend, according to dates posted by organizers and tourism bureaus.
Full story at lehighdaily.com ↗
The Lebanon Valley Exposition Center & Fairgrounds in Lebanon County has a full October schedule, including a festival about aging well and a card show with a Halloween twist.
Full story at lebtown.com ↗
ASK Foods, a long-time prepared food manufacturer, will be closing its facility in Lebanon County later this year.
Full story at abc27.com ↗
A 39-year-old unvaccinated woman from Franklin County, Pennsylvania, has died after testing positive for measles, marking the sixth death linked to the ongoing outbreak.
Full story at hitechub.com ↗
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