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Rising Tide Wellness, a healthcare nonprofit, will host a wellness fair in Scranton on Thursday, June 26. The fair will go from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Lackawanna County Courthouse Courtyard.
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State police in Bradford County are actively investigating the shooting death of a 14-year-old girl. Police said the shooting was reported shortly after noon Tuesday in Windham Township. Police said they don’t think there’s a threat to the public, but they are looking for witnesses or information about the shooting. County Coroner James A. Bowen has not ruled on the cause and manner of the girl’s death, pending the completion of the investigation. His office said an autopsy is being scheduled.
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Pennsylvania American Water Company reports it started construction on a pipeline for Dimock Township residents who haven’t had clean water for 14 years. -
Pennsylvania has about 800,000 licensed fishermen, but on Sunday even people who don’t have a license get special treatment. Everyone can fish for free. It’s one of two Fish for Free days the state Fish and Boat Commission is sponsoring this year. The next is on July 4, Independence Day. The commission says even though you can fish for free, all other fishing regulations apply. -
Hazleton Police brought Terence Ray, a man suspected of killing a Frackville woman and burning her body, before a judge today. -
Gia Tugend will serve as interim executive director of the Waverly Community House. -
United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania Angel’s Attic Food & Clothing Pantry is now open every Tuesday until 7 p.m. The pantry is located at 410 Olive St., Scranton.
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The project will include an 11-story tower, an expanded emergency department, and the transition to 100% private patient rooms at the hospital campus in Montour County. -
The Dingmans Falls area of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (DWGNRA) is closed for the summer.
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House Bill 1200, which would’ve allowed adults 21 and over to purchase marijuana from state-run stores, failed by a 7-3 vote in a State Senate committee today.
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Traffic in Wilkes-Barre’s Public Square will follow an alternative route throughout the 2025 Fine Arts Fiesta.
