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Our Opinion: This proposal for downtown Wilkes-Barre will make you smile; or maybe not

Letter to the Editor: Consequences of big government catching up with us

<p>NES Trail, a local group of video gamers and collectors, hosted a &#8220;Super Smash Bros for Wii U&#8221; tournament at the Forty Fort municipal building with proceeds benefiting the Wyoming Valley Children&#8217;s Association and its Together We Grow Preschool. At the tournament, from left, first row, are: Amelia Nesgoda, Alex Ballanca and Sophia Nesgoda, WVCA students. Second row: Jason Crandall, WVCA employee; Kathleen Williams, WVCA executive director; Jamie Nelson, 1Up Game/ NES Trail member and Eugene Milbrodt, NES Trail member.</p><style>
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WVCA benefits from “Super Smash Bros for Wii U” tournament