Letter to the Editor: Wilkes-Barre Township due for sit-down to discuss possible improvements

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<p>WILKES-BARRE &#8212; City police received a rash of reports of items stolen from cars on Wednesday:</p><p>According to police:</p><p>&#8226; A 26-year-old man reported items were stolen from his car on Scott Street.</p><p>&#8226; A 55-year-old man reported items were stolen from his car on Penn Street.</p><p>&#8226; A 71-year-old man reported items were stolen from his car on Maxwell Street.</p><style>
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Items reported stolen from cars on Wednesday