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Andrew and Matthew Valentin, among more than 1,500 charged, face far less prison time than they would have before.
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Students at Tunkhannock Intermediate Center exercised both their minds and bodies inside the school’s library this week.
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Franklin & Marshall College polls also has Sen. Bob Casey leading Dave McCormick
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PennEnvironment, which wants schools to replace drinking fountains, looked at practices in nine school districts.
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Hadley Duvall is a Reproductive Rights Advocate and sexual assault survivor. She’s on the Pennsylvania leg of the Harris-Walz Fighting for Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour. The bus will make 50 stops across the country, hitting battleground states. It started on Sept. 3 in Florida.
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'I felt like it was probably one of the most important things that I've written thus far,' Sydney Allabaugh says of reporting on VP's campaign stop for The Beacon.
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Only four votes separate Walsh and incumbent Rep. Mike Cabell in 117th House District race that took almost five months to decide.
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Wilkes-Barre’s seventh annual Multicultural Parade and Festival, a celebration of the region’s diversity, was held on Saturday, Sept. 14.
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Counties throughout Pennsylvania are searching for ways to spend millions in settlement dollars designed to combat the opioid epidemic. In Wyoming County, officials are trying to stretch their funds and target as many county residents as possible. WVIA's Lydia McFarlane has been looking into this for one of her first stories as the WVIA News healthcare reporter.
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At 18, Gene Passarella headed to war. At 99, the Purple Heart recipient heads to downtown Scranton, ready for the next performance of the Gene Dempsey Orchestra.
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Nearly 5,000 people turn out to hear Vice President Kamala Harris speak at McHale Athletic Center in downtown Wilkes-Barre.
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Vice President Harris says she will 'always put middle-class working people first' as supporters drown out protesters in Wilkes University gymnasium.