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Rallies in Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and elsewhere in the region draw thousands to mark national anti-Trump 'No Kings Day,' though some Republicans turn out to challenge demonstrators.
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Lackawanna County appeals county court ruling that affirmed local process for replacing commissionerThe appeal could delay the replacement of resigned Commissioner Matt McGloin for several more weeks
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The ruling clears the way for other county common pleas court judges to replace resigned Commissioner Matt McGloin, but it's unclear if they'll do that before a 30-day period for appealing the ruling passes.
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Mid-term departures like Mauri Kelly's rarely happen among county row officers who aren't commissioners or district attorneys
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Taxpayers say Schuylkill County's notice of new property values includes a future tax estimate, but Lackawanna's doesn't. Lackawanna's assessment director says county fears estimates will turn out wrong, angering taxpayers.
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Matt McGloin resigned as a commissioner almost two months ago. A three-judge panel listed to arguments Tuesday on how to replace him by lawyers for the county, commissioners Bill Gaughan and Chris Chermak and the county Democratic Party. The judges did not immediately decide.
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County officials say the new 12-hole course will add another feature to attract visitors.
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County chief financial officer David Bulzoni said the borrowing will raise annual debate payments by about $1.1 million, but won't require another tax hike next year. The county raised property taxes 33% this year.
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Six weeks after Commissioner Matt McGloin resigned, county judges still haven't picked a replacement. Unhappy his suggested replacement was ignored, Commissioner Bill Gaughan wants the judges to start a new selection process that would upend the traditional way of filling commissioner vacancies.
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WVIA tried to get answers about the county's resassessment, especially whether taxes will rise.