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Wilkes-Barre man charged after allegedly driving drunk with 4-year-old in vehicle

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Wilkes-Barre native Bill Hoffman used years of experience as musician, teacher and student to cultivate sound

<p>Shawnee Fort Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution was well represented at the state meeting held in Harrisburg. The next event is Saturday, Oct. 24, at Hollenback Cemetery were the grave of Judge Jesse Fell will be marked and his many accomplishments, including his service in the American Revolution, will be remembered. For more information contact Kathleen Smith at smithkdar2001@hotmail.com, or 570-704-9809, or visit our public chapter Facebook page. At the meeting, seated, from left, were: Cynthia Brenner, chapter membership chair; and Sandy Raughley. Standing: Alice Keiner, chapter secretary and veteran&#8217;s chairman; and Kathleen Smith, vice regent.</p><style>
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Daughters of the American Revolution were represented in Harrisburg