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Officials gather at CrisNics to give neighbors an update on repairs to sewer/stormwater line in wake of Wilkes-Barre sinkholes.
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Pennsylvania American Water will block off the southern portion of Lake Scranton Trail through the end of September.
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Northeast and Central Pennsylvania handled flooding and sinkholes – and Vice President JD Vance announced where he’ll be speaking in West Pittston tomorrow.
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Street in South Wilkes-Barre hit by sinkhole for second time in less than three weeks.
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The City of Pittston has a $26 million agreement with Pennsylvania American Water for the utility to take over its sewer system.
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Pennsylvania American Water Company reports it started construction on a pipeline for Dimock Township residents who haven’t had clean water for 14 years.
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Dimock Township’s residents haven’t had clean water in 14 years. Pennsylvania American Water Company says it has finished the first steps towards a new pipeline.
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Pennsylvania American Water has completed dredging Roaring Brook Creek for sediment that was accidentally released into the water by the utility in early February.
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The commission rejected Scranton's request to reconsider the $99.3 million in water and sewage disposal increases
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PUC approved higher rates in July, but city says the commission should reconsider. A water company lawyer says there's nothing worth reconsidering and the hikes should stick.