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State legislators from Northeast Pennsylvania represent communities with the most amount of proposed data center developments in the state. Some of those elected officials are now supporting or drafting laws that could pause the industry or put standards in place for local municipalities to follow.
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Coffee Inclusive opened almost three years ago, providing training and skills to adult employees with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Wilkes-Barre police did not seek an Amber Alert in their search for deaf teen La’Niyah Clark, whose body was found at the end of last month. This has raised questions about other advisories and calls for new options.
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St. Patrick's Day celebrations will happen all month long throughout Northeast Pennsylvania.
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The Lackawanna County commissioners are reviewing a legal memo that raises doubts about Commissioner Bill Gaughan's proposed Protect Our Neighbors Act.
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Gaughan asked county solicitor Paul James Walker to research whether the county can adopt an air quality ordinance that is more protective than current state and federal minimum standards.
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Wilkes-Barre police did not seek an Amber Alert in their search for deaf teen La’Niyah Clark. This has raised questions about other advisories and calls for new options.
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Penn Forest Twp. now has protections in place to regulate data centers. Supervisors unanimously amended its zoning ordinance during a meeting Monday.
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NextGen Counseling received its state licensure in October 2025. The organization now welcomes children aged 12-19 for addiction counseling at its location on Dickson City’s Main Street.
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Supervisors added an amendment to the township's zoning ordinance during a regular meeting Monday.
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The widow of Gary Updike contends the beating her husband suffered at the hands of borough police in September 2020 contributed to his death in June 2024.
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Prosecutors dropped charges against Pittston Area Superintendent Kevin Booth after his wife did not want to testify against him in an assault case.