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Walter Sowa, a 1942 graduate of Newport Township High School in Luzerne County, reflects on his military service and decades as an educator at Penn State Wilkes-Barre.
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Jessica Looman, administrator of the Wage and Hour Division said $112 million of that billion in recovered wages is going to 33,000 Pennsylvania workers across industries like healthcare, agriculture, food service, construction and others.
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Lehman Township’s Zoning Hearing Board denied Susquehanna Solar's application for permission to build panel farm in agricultural zone.
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Jordan Gee, of Nanticoke, threatened to kill President Biden and his entire cabinet before the president’s visit to Scranton last month, federal prosecutors say.
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PennDOT offers two types of license plates for disabled veterans; state Rep. Alec Ryncavage seeks just one, with no distinction between post-service and service-connected disabilities.