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Wilkes-Barre Township Police Department issues traffic advisory for Trump event

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Large amount of equipment reported stolen from storage shed of business

<p>The Pittston Knights of Columbus John F. Kennedy Council #372 showed their appreciation to Quinn&#8217;s Market for their continuing generosity and support with a plaque. At the presentation, from left, are: Fran Ankenbrand, faithful navigator; Sandy Alba, Quinn&#8217;s front end manager; Rick Korpusik, grand knight and Bill Krenitsky, Quinn&#8217;s manager.</p><style>
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Pittston K of C recognizes Quinn’s Market