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In Focus: Wilkes-Barre attorney Garry Taroli wants justice for Cecil’s killer

Group that includes W-B Area School District appeals funding lawsuit to state’s top court

<p>Members of Pawsitively For The Animals recently donated $100 and 370 pounds of cat food to St Cats whose goal is to trap/neuter/return (TNR) feral and free roaming cats in Scranton, along with EPAA Low Cost Spay/Neuter. At the check presentation, from left, are: Linda Weiland of St Cats, Janet Garvey, Joanne Davis of St Cats, Laurie Fletcher, Lisa Young, Kevin Young.</p><style>
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