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April is Autism Awareness month, and students with autism had the chance to see how Wilkes-Barre’s government works. And, Real ID is coming - are you ready?
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Students from The Graham Academy served as honorary mayor, police chief, fire chief and city council member on Wednesday. April is Autism Awareness Month.
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Saving residents from a fire at a 12-story senior housing complex in Wilkes-Barre took everyone — firefighters from around the region, EMTs, police, and the LCTA. Twelve city firefighters who were crucial to the rescue were honored Friday, ahead of the one-year anniversary of the fire at B’nai B’rith Apartments.
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Geisinger’s unionized Luzerne County nurses took to Public Square to voice their demands for an updated contract in one last effort to avert a walkout.
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Over 101 years ago the Osterhout Free Library’s South Branch opened in Wilkes-Barre's Rolling Mill Hill neighborhood. Representatives cut a green ribbon with a very large pair of scissors on Thursday, Jan. 30, to officially open its newest location.
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Community Health Systems' deal to sell three NEPA hospitals to a nonprofit group recently fell through. Local leaders are working hard to ensure CHS does not close the facilities.
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Elinor Bitton Bariach, whose family survived the October 7th terrorist attacks in Israel by hiding in the safe room of their home for 22 hours, shared her story at the Friedman JCC in Kingston Monday night.
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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.
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George Brown cites 'significant health and welfare issues,' frequent calls to first responders as a result of encampments