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Pennsylvanians living in rural areas can expect to see more in-person telehealth visits through Geisinger.
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At the gate of the Scranton Army Ammunition Plant, close to 200 protesters of all ages called for the plant to stop operations and for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
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An environmental nonprofit filed an appeal against Paradise Township claiming that supervisors broke their own zoning ordinance.
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“The idea is we’re reducing food waste," Ben Fink says. The hard cider he created with Civil War Cider in Lewisburg is made entirely from "ugly" fruit that would not have made it to store shelves.
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Statewide requests for court interpreters across all languages increased 20% from 2018 to 2022. In Luzerne County, requests jumped 85% over the same period.
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Williamsport received an over $200,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to build a new cycling attraction in Shaw Park. It’s part of an ongoing initiative to invest in the city’s parks and recreation.
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The Wilkes-Barre Fire Department Athletic Association was able to purchase and give away enough neck guards for all of the in-house youth hockey players at Wilkes-Barre's Toyota Sportsplex.
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Stroudsburg’s residents fight plans to expand I-80, fearing that proposed changes will strain emergency response times and the local economy.
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Ed Sirianni promised himself in 1982 that he would never miss another Penn State football game. 41 years later, he's celebrating a milestone achievement.
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A group in Pike County is hoping to raise $2 million dollars to save an historic farm from development. Santos Farm has been a part of the Milford community since the 1700s.
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A team from Cork came to Scranton for a boxing match against local and regional athletes.
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For the first time ever, the Pinchot State Forest extends into Wyoming County. Miller Mountain just outside of Tunkhannock is now part of the public land managed by the state and available for outdoor recreation in Northeast Pennsylvania.