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Democrats won a lot of elections statewide Tuesday and that includes in Northeast and North Central Pennsylvania. Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti won the marquee race of the night, the third time city voters elected her mayor.
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Democrats rode to victory in the race for Luzerne County Council Tuesday night, reclaiming the body's majority, while voters handed the county controller's office to another member of their party and rejected proposed changes to the county's home rule charter.
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Alterra initially had plans for a plastic recycling plant in Luzerne County's Sugarloaf Twp. The company's chief development officer said Alterra expected to lease the land, but the landowner now wants to sell, causing the company to withdraw its plans.
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The U.S. Senate passed President Trump’s "big, beautiful" spending bill yesterday, and now it heads back to Congress. We’ll hear from some Pennsylvania lawmakers about what that means.
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Protest outside congressman's Scranton office puts focus on his previous promises regarding Medicaid.
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This week's heat wave couldn't stop a group of teens in Berwick from feeding their neighbors with a summer food drive. And the field of Republican candidates for governor is taking shape ahead of next year's election.
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Governor Josh Shapiro's office announced an investment by Pittston Co-Packers Corp. into the county that will create more than 200 jobs.