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UPDATED: Luzerne County division heads told to prepare layoff lists as loan crisis continues

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More than a dozen downtown Wilkes-Barre shops and restaurants to take part in Small Business Saturday on Nov. 28

<p>Robert Chopick, Jr., received a check from William Jones, past grand knight of Assumpta Council 3987 Luzerne, for the Big Brothers, Big Sisters annual bowling for kids tournament. At the presentation, from left, are: Chopick, Jones, and Anthony D. Blaso, past grand knight and present judge advocate.</p><style>
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Big Brothers, Big Sisters receives donation