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Comcast partnered with Outreach in Scranton to give away 35 laptops this week. New manufacturing jobs are on the way for Lycoming County, and make some weekend plans with Haley's Happy Hour.
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Verne Inc. will employ at least 61 people after opening a Lycoming County plant that builds tanks for storing highly dense hydrogen to fuel on-site electricity generators.
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A Purple Heart recipient shares his story of survival and hope with more than 100 high school students at Lycoming College. And, learn more about the Delaware Highlands Conservancy in this week’s Community Connection.
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On Sept. 1, 2006, Rick Yarosh’s tank was blown up by an IED (improvised explosive device) in Iraq. He told high schoolers at Lycoming College it was 'the best thing that ever happened' to him.
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The Wilkes-Barre City Fire Department encouraged members to get screened to highlight their increased risk of cancer from PFAS in firefighting gear and smoke inhalation.
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There will be lots of booms and flashes of color in skies across Northeast and Central Pennsylvania this 4th of July.
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Today, local shelters in Northeast Pennsylvania say they can't keep up with surrenders, animal cruelty, medical cases and strays. And meet a father-daughter coroner duo serving Lycoming County.
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Chuck Kiessling became Lycoming County coroner in 2000. He never expected his daughter to work at his side.
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EVENTFUL: Scranton's Arts on Fire, Electric City Improv, Williamsport's Garden Art Show this weekendAn arts festival in Scranton will showcase the region's industrial history while Scranton's new improv company will perform its first show. In Williamsport, artists will display their work at the Way's Garden Art Show.
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Today, just after Memorial Day, we’ll learn the story of a WWII airman from Williamsport whose remains were finally identified last year. He'll be laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery this summer.