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Cor Catena leaving W-B General hospital for new role in parent company
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Cor Catena leaving W-B General hospital for new role in parent company

· July 9, 2020

WILKES-BARRE Wilkes-Barre General Hospital CEO Cornelio Catena is leaving that job for a position with the hospital s parent company Commonwealth Health. He will become the for-profit company s chi

Hazleton Area School District gets 500 computer Fire tablets from Amazon
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Hazleton Area School District gets 500 computer Fire tablets from Amazon

· July 9, 2020

HAZLETON Hazleton Area School District got a big boost in its ability to teach students remotely thanks to a surprise donation of 500 Fire 8 computer tablets from the Fire 8 maker, Amazon.

Wilkes U. sets up Racial Justice and Inclusion Fund
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Wilkes U. sets up Racial Justice and Inclusion Fund

· July 8, 2020

WILKES-BARRE Wilkes University trustees decided to contribute their own money to set up a Racial Justice and Inclusion Fund that will help pay for events, lectures, training and workshops promotin

Scampi: It’s all about the garlic, or should be.
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Scampi: It’s all about the garlic, or should be.

· July 7, 2020

Odds are if I tallied all the meals I ve eaten in restaurants (excluding fast food and pizza joints), shrimp scampi would be the entree I ordered most. I tried making a recipe of it years ago and was

WVW Superintendent: 3 plans for return to school, depending on virus
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WVW Superintendent: 3 plans for return to school, depending on virus

· July 7, 2020

KINGSTON In a video message posted on the district s website Wyoming Valley West Superintendent David Tosh announced three options for the reopening of school Sept. 8, depending on the status of the

Analysis: Testing rate in Luzerne County relatively stable
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Analysis: Testing rate in Luzerne County relatively stable

· July 3, 2020

Has the number of positive COVID-19 cases dropped in Luzerne County because of a decrease in testing? Statistics suggest that is not the case.

You want easy chicken? Get lucky!
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You want easy chicken? Get lucky!

· July 2, 2020

The run-on gag in our house is that Mark makes the complicated stuff, MT keeps it simple.

Misericordia University goes smoke-free
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Misericordia University goes smoke-free

· July 2, 2020

DALLAS TWP. Misericordia University has gone full-bore for clean lungs, issuing a media release that effective July 1, the University campus and all its facilities (are) smoke-free and tobacco-free

Wilkes to hold virtual ‘Discover Pharmacy’ camp for high school students
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Wilkes to hold virtual ‘Discover Pharmacy’ camp for high school students

· July 2, 2020

WILKES-BARRE Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the resultant demand for a new vaccine and new therapeutics for the disease, Wilkes University announced a virtual Discover Pharmacy Camp for high schoo

Wyoming Area passes budget with 3.5% tax hike, plans for re-opening
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Wyoming Area passes budget with 3.5% tax hike, plans for re-opening

· July 1, 2020

EXETER Wyoming Area School Board narrowly approved a final budget Wednesday with a 3.5% property tax increase.

King’s College buys S&W building on N. Main St.
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King’s College buys S&W building on N. Main St.

· June 30, 2020

WILKES-BARRE King s College has purchased the property that once housed the venerable S&W Restaurant at 141-149 N. main St. in Wilkes-Barre, according to an email sent out to the college community b

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Wyoming Valley West passes budget with no tax hike

· June 30, 2020

KINGSTON In a brief, in-person meeting held in a small conference room at the Middle School, the Wyoming Valley West School Board approved a final budget Tuesday morning for 2020-21 with no tax incr

Wilkes-Barre Area students will have choice between in-person or remote learning
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Wilkes-Barre Area students will have choice between in-person or remote learning

· June 30, 2020

WILKES-BARRE Wilkes-Barre Area School District students will have a choice between learning from home and learning in school when classes resume.

Hanover Area passes final budget after testy exchange in virtual meeting
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Hanover Area passes final budget after testy exchange in virtual meeting

· June 30, 2020

HANOVER TWP. The Hanover Area School Board approved a final budget with no tax increase Tuesday, but the motions sparked some testy debate after Board Member Vic Kopko read a statement warning of f

Diocese of Scranton to ordain three priests today
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Diocese of Scranton to ordain three priests today

· June 26, 2020

SCRANTON Three Luzerne County men will be ordained priests by Diocese of Scranton Bishop Joseph Bambera today, but attendance will be limited due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chalk hearts and real smiles delivered by United Way
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Chalk hearts and real smiles delivered by United Way

· June 26, 2020

WILKES-BARRE Odds are good they were smiling behind the masks as they got lots of attention and some free learning supplies, but the real fun began when they broke out the sidewalk chalk.

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Northwest Area OKs budget with 3.5% property tax increase

· June 26, 2020

UNION TWP. In a virtual meeting on Thursday with most members sitting at separate tables in the high school library, the Northwest Area School Board approved a final budget for the 2020-21 school ye

Crestwood holds in-person meeting, approves tax hike again
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Crestwood holds in-person meeting, approves tax hike again

· June 25, 2020

WRIGHT TWP. In a special meeting held in the secondary campus auditorium and streamed online, the Crestwood School Board voted for a second time on a 2020-21 final budget with a 2.5% property tax in

Report: Geisinger Wyoming Valley leads area in cancer surgeries
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Report: Geisinger Wyoming Valley leads area in cancer surgeries

· June 24, 2020

If experience is your main metric in choosing where to get cancer surgery, Geisinger Wyoming Valley tops the list in most of 11 cases, according to a new report.

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LCCC board passes budget with no increase in tuition and fees

· June 23, 2020

NANTICOKE In a hybrid meeting that had most members and the president in one room, staff and media in another, and several board members participating via Zoom, the Luzerne County Community College