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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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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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Las contiendas por la alcaldía de Scranton y el Concejo del Condado de Luzerne probablemente acapararán la atención en el noreste y el centro-norte de Pensilvania, ya que los demócratas y republicanos eligen a los candidatos en las elecciones primarias del martes.
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Democratic and Republican voters will choose candidates for the Nov. 4 election, but all voters can weigh in on ballot questions in Bradford and Lycoming counties
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Pennsylvania is investing in outdoor recreation, including trails. In Northeast Pennsylvania many organizations are working separately and together to provide opportunities for local communities and the people who live in them.
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Over the last 10 years, the Commission on Economic Opportunity says 128 million pounds of food have gone out the doors of the McGowan Center for Healthy Living in Pittston, serving Lackawanna, Luzerne, Susquehanna and Wyoming counties.
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Kat Bolus sits down with Lydia McFarlane to discuss her recent story on the American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery program.
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Together with continuing projects, the transportation agency has more than $1 billion in work scheduled for the six-county region.
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The Trump administration’s recent cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services included billions of dollars in grants to the states. Gov. Josh Shapiro joined a multistate lawsuit against the administration, resulting in a temporary pause on the cuts. But Luzerne and Lackawanna county officials are left waiting on money that may not come.
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County Commissioners say the move will save taxpayers about $3 million each year and stave off further tax increases for the time being.