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Wilkes-Barre Area Superintendent Brian Costello said the Solomon-Plains school complex will remain closed through Christmas break to clean smoke damage from a Nov. 20 fire, but the district will not require students to attend virtual classes during that time.
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Thom Welby, Lackawanna County’s newest commissioner, is sworn in and on the job. And The Woodlands, a hotel and resort in Luzerne County, is shut down by code enforcement.
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A code official said Plains Township had to temporarily condemn the facility Monday night because it had no electric and no heat after service was shut off for non-payment of bills. Plains Township Deputy Fire Chief Mike Sebia said an inspection will be required before the property can reopen.
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Police investigating the theft of two bodies from the condemned Good Shepherd Memorial Park mausoleum earlier this month found exposed human remains on the ground, according to a search warrant application filed in the case.
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A Thursday morning fire at the Solomon Junior High building damaged several classrooms and has the entire school complex closed for at least two days, Wilkes-Barre Area Superintendent Brian Costello said.
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Earlier this month, the remains of two people were stolen from Good Shepherd Memorial Park. And for Plains Twp. Commissioner Peter Biscontini, the crime isn’t just immoral - it's personal.
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For Plains Township Commissioner Peter Biscontini, early November’s grave robbery at Good Shepherd Memorial Park isn’t just immoral, it’s personal.
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Two bodies were removed from their crypts during a burglary at Good Shepherd Memorial Mausoleum on Westminster Road earlier this month, Plains Township police said Monday.
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As a preteen, WVIA News reporter Lydia McFarlane met former President Jimmy Carter at an event in Luzerne County. In honor of his passing, McFarlane reflects on Carter's advice, and his kindness.
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A Luzerne County school entered ‘lockdown’ status after a gun was discovered in a backpack. The county District Attorney’s Office confirmed that a metal detector notified security officers about the weapon. The administration at Wilkes-Barre Area Career & Technical Center sent students home and canceled afternoon classes as a result of the discovery.