The Community Chronicle of Lebanon Township

05/02/2025

The Squiers Point Historians want to extend our heartfelt thanks for your support of The Community Chronicle this past year. Your contributions—whether as a subscriber, advertiser or contributor—have played an essential role in helping us share local stories, celebrate our heritage, and build a stronger sense of community.

We have made the decision not to publish a Summer 2025 issue. This pause will allow us to assess how we can best serve our community going forward.

We remain deeply grateful for the trust and enthusiasm you’ve shown over the past year. If you have thoughts to share or would like to be part of the conversation about what’s next, we would love to hear from you.

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04/02/2025

4/2/2025 Committee Meeting Location Change.

03/31/2025

Library Legacy: Share Your Bunnvale Memories!

In light of the recent news about the possible closing of our beloved Bunnvale Library, a wave of heartfelt stories and reflections has been shared across social media. It's clear this 45-year-old institution—housed in a beautifully restored township schoolhouse—has touched many lives in Lebanon Township and beyond.

To honor this rich legacy, the Community Chronicle is launching a special section called Library Legacy, and we want your voice to be part of it! Whether you remember storytime with your kids, a quiet afternoon of reading, or even your school days in the old building, we invite you to share your memories.

📝 Submit articles of 100–150 words, along with photos in .jpg format (please include captions), and don’t forget to include your name.

📧 email your story to: [email protected]
📅 Deadline: May 1st
📰 Issue Date: June 1st

Let’s celebrate our shared cultural heritage through the legacy of the Bunnvale Library. ❤️

03/25/2025

03/25/2025

Are you passionate about history and eager to make a difference? Join the Historians Committee and help preserve and share the fascinating stories of our community!

As a volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to dive into local history, collaborate with fellow history lovers, and contribute to exciting projects that bring the past to life. Your time and knowledge will help keep our heritage alive for future generations.

Come be part of something meaningful—volunteer with us today!

Email [email protected] for more information.

03/01/2025

The SPRING 2025 Issue of The Community Chronicle is available now! CLICK HERE:
https://sites.google.com/view/thecommunitychronicle/home

Read the FREE digital township newsletter with great stories and exciting local events. Subscribe to the Community Chronicle at thecommunitychronicle.com to make sure every new issue is sent directly to your inbox in the future.

01/26/2025

DEADLINE THIS SATURDAY!

Articles and advertisements for the Spring 2025 Issue of the Community Chronicle of Lebanon Township are due February 1st. The publication date is March 1st, covering March, April & May events.

With over 2000 views of the first three digital issues, The Community Chronicle is THE place to find all the hyper-local information and events.

For submission guidelines go to thecommunitychronicle.com or Email: [email protected]

The Community Chronicle of Lebanon Township is a new quarterly digital newsletter providing information about local current events & items of historical interest to the residents & businesses of Lebanon Township and surrounding areas. Local non-profit organizations & community groups are encouraged to submit articles & notices of events free of charge. Donations for business advertising defer the cost of publication and support the preservation work of The Squiers Point Historians. No political, campaign, or issue advertising is accepted and no opinion pieces or editorials will be included.

The Community Chronicle is published by the Squiers Point Historians of Lebanon Township, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Founded in 1979, Squiers Point members celebrate 45 years of sharing our community legacy through historic preservation & storytelling.

01/26/2025

We’re back! Did you know you can now drop items off to donate anytime the pantry is open? Simply go to the rear entrance of Grayrock Shopping Center and ring the doorbell. (First door on left). 🛎

Here are the items we are currently most in need of listed in order of most needed:
Dry cat food 🐈
Teabags (regular & decaf)🫖
Canned beets 🍠
Shampoo 🧴
Cream of mushroom soup 🥣
New England Clam Cowder 🥣
Chef boyardee (Ravioli)🥫
Cannellini beans🫘

Drop off anytime Tuesday through Saturday from 9:30-12:30 or Wednesday evening 4:30-6:30

Too cold to go out?🥶
Check out our Amazon wishlist👇

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3B2FEJBT5NDX4?ref_=wl_share

Thank you!