Lebanon Transit is teaming up with the NAACP Lebanon County Chapter 26AA to honor civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks on what would have been her 113th birthday. Transit officials and NAACP volunteers will serve free pancakes and hot coffee inside the 7th & Willow Transfer Station on Wednesday in recognition of Transit Equity Day. According to organizers, the “featherlite” pancakes are made according to Rosa Parks’ personal recipe, released by the Library of Congress in 2015. The effort is part of Transit Equity Day, observed annually on February 4 to commemorate the life and legacy of Rosa Parks on her birthday. “The actions and legacy of Rosa Parks, and Claudette Colvin before her, are intrinsically tied to the concept of transit equity for all” said Lebanon Transit executive director Angela Luciotti.