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Tell Giselle: Rules for breaking confidences
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Tell Giselle: Rules for breaking confidences

· September 3, 2022

I recently was told information about a good friend of mine, I will refer to my friend as Jane, that is of such a private nature it was uncomfortable hearing it. The person who conveyed it (let s call

Mainstreet Galleries to host exhibit of work by Brian Keeler
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Mainstreet Galleries to host exhibit of work by Brian Keeler

· September 3, 2022

You could look at dozens of paintings by Brian Keeler and come away with the idea the artist spends all of his waking hours outdoors.

What’s new at the Allentown Fair?
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What’s new at the Allentown Fair?

· September 2, 2022

Allison Emanuel of Laury s Station was crowned the 2022 Great Allentown Fair Queen on Opening Night, Aug. 31. She was crowned by 2021 Fair Queen MacKenzie Blatt and will reign over the Great Allentown

Conservationist Larry Schweiger to speak atBrodhead Watershed Association celebration
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Conservationist Larry Schweiger to speak atBrodhead Watershed Association celebration

· September 2, 2022

Brodhead Watershed Association will host its annual Members & Friends Celebration on Friday, Sept. 23, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Lawnhaven venue on the grounds of the Stroudsmoor Country Inn in Stroudsb

Does anyone else remember clapping erassers?
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Does anyone else remember clapping erassers?

· September 2, 2022

What do you remember about your grade school days? Winning the spelling bee? Getting yelled at by Miss Jones for being late?

‘Kindness, no war, no hate, no bigotry’
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‘Kindness, no war, no hate, no bigotry’

· September 1, 2022

Do you have some bell-bottom jeans in your closet? Or a tie-dye t-shirt? Or maybe a peace symbol pendant dangling from a chain? If you do, Jack and Jill Swersie suggest you dress the part and come to

‘The more the merrier’ at class reunions
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‘The more the merrier’ at class reunions

· August 31, 2022

This is undoubtedly our last reunion, reunion committee member Isabel Donahue Pisaneschi wrote in a news release, hoping to urge a few more members of the Kingston High School class of 1957 to sign u

‘I thought it was a perfect pickle’
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‘I thought it was a perfect pickle’

· August 31, 2022

I loved it. I thought it was a perfect pickle, page designer Lyndsay Bartos said after she tasted the latest creation from the Times Leader test kitchen.

Sweet, salty parsnip chips with lime zest
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Sweet, salty parsnip chips with lime zest

· August 31, 2022

Back when I was looking for ideas for Super Bowl party recipes (I opted to do coconut shrimp at the time) I downloaded, copied, saved and printed this Parsnips Chips recipe for future use. When I got

Dozynki Harvest Festival set for Sept. 11
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Dozynki Harvest Festival set for Sept. 11

· August 30, 2022

Volunteers at Holy Mother of Sorrows Church in Dupont are getting ready for the 46th annual Dozynki Harvest Festival, set to begin at 11 a.m. Sept. 11.

D&L Heritage Half Marathon planned for Nov. 6
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D&L Heritage Half Marathon planned for Nov. 6

· August 29, 2022

Registration is open for the Delaware s (DLNHC) 11th annual half marathon, the D&L Heritage Half Marathon Run & Walk, that will be held on Sunday, Nov. 6, 2022. The course will feature a new route th

Writers Group returns to Dietrich Theater
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Writers Group returns to Dietrich Theater

· August 29, 2022

That great western author Louis L Amour said, Start writing no matter what. The water does not flow until the faucet is turned on.

To Your Health: Identifying and treating poison ivy
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To Your Health: Identifying and treating poison ivy

· August 29, 2022

With nearly a month of summer and the warm portion of fall ahead of us, there s still plenty of time to enjoy the fields and forests of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

‘So multi-talented, he’s scary-good’
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‘So multi-talented, he’s scary-good’

· August 28, 2022

If you re a fan of Mixed Bag, Homegrown Music or All That Jazz, you probably know that George Graham has been hosting and producing those shows on WVIA-FM for a good, long time.

Around Town: A podcast for those still living in the shadows
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Around Town: A podcast for those still living in the shadows

· August 27, 2022

I recently chatted with an old friend of mine, Scott Stuchkus of Old Forge, who told me about some amazing things he s doing.

Tell Giselle: Novavax Part 2: What are you willing to risk?
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Tell Giselle: Novavax Part 2: What are you willing to risk?

· August 27, 2022

Continuing with last week s column topic about Novavax, here is a thoughtful query from an unvaccinated woman:

Out on a Limb: Tracing your ancestors’ education
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Out on a Limb: Tracing your ancestors’ education

· August 26, 2022

Genealogists - how much do you know about your Northeastern Pennsylvania ancestors educations?

‘Not your grandmother’s rummage sale’
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‘Not your grandmother’s rummage sale’

· August 26, 2022

Sts. Cyril and Methodius Ukrainian Catholic Church will hold its 12th annual Rummage and Furniture Sale from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23 and Saturday, Sept. 24 in St. Cyril s School gym, 133 Riv

Allied Services Hospice sponsors Shine Like Susan 5K
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Allied Services Hospice sponsors Shine Like Susan 5K

· August 26, 2022

Allied Services Hospice & Palliative Care is honored to be a Silver Sponsor of the inaugural Shine Like Susan 5K Run in honor of the late Susan Burke of South Abington Township.

District 14-W Lions’ Mini Golf Tournament will support fight against pediatric cancer
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District 14-W Lions’ Mini Golf Tournament will support fight against pediatric cancer

· August 26, 2022

District 14-W Lions, Luzerne County, will host its inaugural Play for the Kids Mini Golf Tournament from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 25, at Malacari s Ice Cream and Mini Golf in Mountain Top.