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As temperatures dropped into the teens with a bitter wind chill, volunteers at the Friedman Jewish Community Center hand-stitched blankets and collected soup for those in need.
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The region was well-represented in Washington, D.C., for President Donald Trump's swearing-in, while others celebrated the historic moment closer to home.
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Food boxes will be distributed in Kingston, Tuesday, Jan. 21, to help victims whose SNAP benefits were stolen. Registration is not required to receive food.
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Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated 56 years ago. With each passing year, David Yonki says people’s memory of his life fades.
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During a global healthcare workforce shortage, locally operated Allied Services offers paid CNA training to new hires, ensuring the strength of its internal workforce.
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January has been cold. And below freezing temperatures brings ice. Ice buildup on a river causes ice jams, which lead to flooding. And so far, despite one of the coldest Januarys in a while, there is no real threat yet for a significant jam in Northeast Pennsylvania, according to the National Weather Service.
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State police and the Luzerne County District Attorney's office are investigating the death of an Avoca man.
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With the tying of a purple ribbon on the front door, St. Mary's Immaculate Conception Church, known as the oldest Catholic church in the Wyoming Valley, closed on Sunday after a final celebration of Mass.
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Residents in 11 counties across the region will see higher property taxes in 2025 as health insurance costs rise amid dwindling pandemic-era funds.
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Scranton-based nonprofit organization All About the Kids Bicycles raised about $120,000 for this year's giveaway.