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                        Early October is the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, a Christian saint known for his love of nature and animals. Some churches invite pets to Mass to honor him. And, Lackawanna County Commissioners say they don't expect a dramatic tax hike next year.
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                        Aiden Deininger pleaded guilty Monday in Lackawanna County Court to shooting Scranton Police Det. Kyle Gilmartin in West Scranton on Jan. 11, 2024. His friend, Jeremiah Cleveland, pleaded to a role in the shooting and other crimes they committed the same night.
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                        Besides ordering one trial for both men, Lackawanna County Judge Michael Barrasse also ruled against moving the trial to another county.
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                        Gates, a service dog from the nonprofit Tails of Valor program, will help wounded Scranton Police detective Kyle Gilmartin recover and adapt to living with a traumatic brain injury.
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                        Environmental News covers a lot of ground. Community News covers it all. January began with the shooting of a Scranton Police officer who made a miraculous recovery. In between, more trail projects began or continued. Community members pressed on to come up with innovative ideas and events, while solutions were sought for environmental issues.
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                        A recent transcript review found that Kyle Gilmartin, critically wounded in January, had earned enough credits to graduate.
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                        A preliminary hearing was held Monday for Aiden Deininger and Jeremiah Cleveland, who are accused of crimes related to the Jan. 11 shooting of Scranton Police Officer Kyle Gilmartin.
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                        Scranton Police Detective Kyle Gilmartin attends Biden’s State of the Union address
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                        Scranton Police Detective Kyle Gilmartin talks about his recovery, gratitude ahead of State of the Union address in Washington, D.C..
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                        WVIA News reporter Roger DuPuis will be in Washington D.C. as Scranton Police Detective Kyle Gilmartin attends 2024 State of the Union address
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
