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Nesquehoning residents prepare legal arguments to challenge the Commonwealth and a cryptocurrency company.
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Programs for more than 1,800 children are in jeopardy.
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Blue Ridge Real Estate’s president and CEO responded to questions and allegations from Kidder Township residents on Friday.
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Another free public screening of "Repairing the World" set for 6:30 p.m. tonight, April 9, at Scranton Jewish Community Center.
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A shuttered industrial complex in Carbon County is being reborn as a hub for railroad operations that will include a new station for passenger train excursions.
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Astronomy lovers and weather forecasters weigh in on what Pennsylvanians can expect outside of the line of totality. This guide has safety tips and a list of solar eclipse watch parties in the region.
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Kidder residents persuaded supervisors to take the first step this week in changing the township’s zoning ordinance.
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Tony Cerimele won the world title at the International Pizza Expo in Las Vegas. His recipe for Old Forge double crust white pizza is in a World Pizza Champions cookbook.
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Kidder Township residents say the township’s zoning ordinance allowed a developer to run rampant with a warehouse expansion.
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Applications for settlement funds could open as soon as mid-April in Lackawanna County. Luzerne County has yet to assemble a full opioid committee and has not yet met to discuss spending.